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Baltic States: From Pragmatism To Cooling Of Relations

Tomáš Kolomazník - Center for Security Consulting (CSC) Tomáš Kolomaznik is PhD in Sociology from Charles University and has worked in the Ministry of Defence of Czechia, Foreign Liaison Office, as the dean of the department, where gained a wealth of knowledge being responsible for bilateral cooperation. He th .

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Vladimir Putin is stoking new war in Europe in brazen effort to distract NATO

Kosovo fears that Russia would benefit from a new war between the autonomous province and Serbia as Vladimir Putin s troops struggle in Ukraine.

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How Russian Influence Is Risking War Between Serbia and Kosovo

The recent escalation on Serbia’s border with Kosovo was years in the making and it can be traced right back to Moscow.

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A New Threat of War in Europe Has Putin's Fingerprints All Over It

Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/GettyThe United States and NATO breathed a sigh of relief this week when the Serbian government said it would be pulling back troops after ordering a swift military buildup along its border with Kosovo. The National Security Council had referred to the buildup as “a very destabilizing development”—and news of the apparent de-escalation was “welcome,” the U.S. State Department said.But according to officials and experts in Kosovo who spoke with

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