First seminar of Remember&Reimagine
Policy paper analyzing Russia’s strategic objectives and vulnerabilities
Report on the "Serbian World"
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Building the “Serbian World”: Serbia’s Impact on Security and Stability in the Western Balkans
Since the violent breakup of Yugoslavia, Serbia has played a pivotal role in the Balkans as the largest of the post-Yugoslav nation-states. Over the past decade, the current Serbian regime has become an influential regional actor, employing a wide range of political, informational, economic, cultural, and security-related instruments to shape its strategic position in the region. Increasingly, Serbian regional policy is framed through the political concept of the “Serbian World” (Srpski svet), which refers to the idea of maintaining a unified political, cultural, and informational space linking Serbia with Serb communities in neighbouring states.
Members of the women network discussed with Lucie Bartošová, Katerina Demetrashvili, and Anežka Nedomová
What makes the experience of young female politicians unique? How should they talk to voters about foreign policy? And how can they protect and promote liberal values in the current political climate?