by MKI | Oct 25, 2024 | MKI Policy Brief
Analysis by Péter Goreczky and Zsolt Trembeczki The term ‘derisking’ has become a geopolitical buzzword since Ursula von der Leyen first used it to distinguish the EU’s future China-strategy from Washington’s approach. The aim of this policy brief is to review the...
by MKI | Oct 16, 2024 | MKI Policy Brief
Analysis by Péter Pál Kránitz Central Europe is a hostage to geography and history. Regional states have historically benefited greatly from their position as a hub along the East-West and North-South trade corridors. Later, however, the Iron Curtain and, more...
by MKI | Jul 30, 2024 | Emerging Challenges - Center, Emerging Challenges - publications, MKI Policy Brief, News
Analysis by Ramachandra Byrappa It seems that everyone wants a piece of the African continent, reviving nightmares of a return to the 19th-century European colonisation of the ‘Dark Continent’. Fears of neo-colonialist expansion by European countries like France,...
by MKI | Jul 14, 2024 | MKI Policy Brief
Analysis by Péter Pál Kránitz In May 2024, the Georgian parliament adopted the law known as the “foreign agent law”, which was followed by a barrage of Western attacks on the Georgian ruling party. The US imposed sanctions on Georgian Dream parliamentarians and...
by MKI | May 14, 2024 | MKI Policy Brief, News
The Foreign Policy Dimensions of the Energy Trilemma: The Case of Serbia Analysis by Péter György Vidó This paper examines the connection between Serbia’s foreign policy and its handling of the Energy Trilemma. Analysing how Serbia’s energy objectives fit into its...
by MKI | Sep 7, 2023 | MKI Policy Brief, News
Analysis by Paul Persaud After the Kosovo War ended on 10 June 1999, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) operationalized the Kosovo Force (KFOR) to maintain peace between Kosovo Albanians and ethnic Serbs. Since then, KFOR has ensured that conflicts between...
