This analysis explores the substantial shifts in international security driven by Russia’s aggressive strategies, marking a critical turning point in global geopolitical dynamics. It explores NATO’s strategic adaptations to the resurgence of conventional warfare in Europe, emphasising the alliance’s pivot Read More
While Russian President Putin believes that Ukraine is part of Russia and that Ukrainians are ‘misled Russians’ and in need of (re-)integration into the ‘Russian World’, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) government under President Xi has voiced similar integration/’re-integration’ desires Read More
In this discussion, the authors focus on Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and Kosovo, states where the aftermath of the wars left deep marks in (inter)personal and (inter)group relations. Theyargue that ever-lasting political, economic, societal and security challenges contribute to the Read More
Total defence, as a concept, combines and extends military and civil defence: defence goals are delivered through the combined efforts of military and civilian personnel, and in a state of war or emergency, all social institutions mobilize to defend the Read More
Dr. Božo Cerar writes about the three-quarter-century-long history of NATO, which as a defense alliance in the Euro-Atlantic area has repeatedly found itself at a crossroads. NATO successfully overcame dilemmas and problems, as it was able to adapt to the Read More
In the paper, the author presents a critical view of the applicability of the concept of connected security in defining national security policies and adapting security assurance models. This concept, in search of synergistic and complementary effects of the country’s Read More
In the new issue of the Euro-Atlantic Bulletin, Boštjan Šefic* writes about new security challenges, rapid and unpredictable political and other changes, which demand that the national security system is well prepared. The Slovenian national security system can be made Read More
In this paper, the authors introduce Open Security as a contribution to the collective defense narrative. Open Security is premised on the principle of active citizenry. Active citizens are recognized as both receiver and provider of security. To successfully operate Read More
Aleksandra Michałowska-Kubś and Jakub Kubś, researchers at Debunk.org, have found that the ongoing war in Ukraine has led to a rise in disinformation campaigns spread by Russia. These campaigns, which often use a complex machine of both traditional and social Read More
In the article, prof. dr. Bebler analyzes the geopolitical importance of the Balkans, which since the end of the “Cold War” has lost most of its geopolitical importance to the great powers, while the politically fragmented Western Balkans have become Read More
