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Kosovo’s constitutional crisis is not just Pristina’s problem by Besa Ruka (Tirana) The session was scheduled. The chamber was technically open. And then nothing happened. On the morning Kosovo’s constitution required its Assembly to have set a presidential election in motion, opposition deputies simply did not take their seats. No quorum. No vote. No process. …
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After months of military positioning and stalled nuclear negotiations, Washington concluded that deterrence required force — a decision with consequences stretching from the Gulf to Europe’s eastern flank. By Elis Cali (Michigan) The U.S.–Israeli strikes on Iran on Feb. 28 followed weeks of visible American force repositioning and months of faltering diplomacy over Tehran’s …
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By equating Iran strikes with 1999, Belgrade contests the moral foundation of American power — even as it seeks deeper ties with Washington. In Washington, Serbia’s diplomacy speaks the language of partnership. It emphasizes economic cooperation, energy security, regional stability, and constructive engagement with the United States. The tone is measured. The message is …
