Author: vladislavantonic

Vladislav Antonić holds a master's degree in Eastern European Studies from Aarhus University, where he specialized in the Western Balkans and European Union affairs. Vladislav has, among other places, practically applied his theoretical knowledge at the University of Novi Sad in Serbia as well as the Royal Danish Embassy in Zagreb, Croatia. His fields of interest include international law, international criminal law, international relations, geopolitics, and security and defense policy.

Old Ghosts in “New Europe”?

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As a result of the violent collapse of socialist Yugoslavia in the 1990s, the majority of Western Balkans states went through atrocious and disastrous wars that set back the region, both economically and politically. In the aftermath of the wars,…

Ten years after: Is Kosovo an inextricable knot?

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Tomorrow marks ten years since Kosovo’s declaration of independence – a pivotal event that precipitated geopolitical and juridical issues. Accordingly, when twenty-two European Union member states on February 17, 2008 swiftly chose to recognize Kosovo’s independence, it quickly affected the…