Diplomatic Dismissal: The Fall of U.S. Envoy Gabriel Escobar Following Investigative Journalism
Gabriel Escobar, U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary, was dismissed as envoy to the Western Balkans after THE FRONTLINER revealed potential conflicts of interest and questioned his diplomatic integrity.
Europe
Echoes of Atrocity And The UNGA’s Stand on the Srebrenica Genocide
The UN is set to designate July 11 as a day to commemorate the Srebrenica Genocide, condemning denial and promoting global remembrance to prevent future atrocities.
Manufactured Consent: The US’s Covert War Against Independent Journalism
In disputing the U.S. State Department's rebuttal, our findings suggest a troubling evasion, highlighting their refusal to engage substantively with allegations that implicate diplomatic misconduct.
Serbia’s Allegiances, Aggression, and Aleksandar Vucic’s Shadow: Eyeing French Rafale
France's Macron and Serbia's murky geopolitical landscape, where allegiances with Russia, inter-ethnic tensions, and Aleksandar Vucic's shadowy past shape its diplomatic dance with France.
Serbia’s Kremlin Alignment, Kosovo’s CoE Accession, and the Ripple Effects
On Serbia's diplomatic stage, a guise of neutrality masks strong Kremlin ties, shown through sanction dodging and aligned foreign policies. Kosovo's push for EU integration tests this facade.
Outlook
Serbia’s Kremlin Alignment, Kosovo’s CoE Accession, and the Ripple Effects
On Serbia's diplomatic stage, a guise of neutrality masks strong Kremlin ties, shown through sanction dodging and aligned foreign policies. Kosovo's push for EU integration tests this facade.
Armenia’s Geopolitical Turmoil in the Wake of Azerbaijan’s Offensive
In a considerable upheaval of regional dynamics, Azerbaijan's offensive on 20 September 2023, which targeted the de facto Republic of Artsakh and culminated in the reassertion of control over Nagorno-Karabakh by Azerbaijani authority, inflicted a profound shock on Armenia's geopolitical landscape.
Scrutinising Kushner and Grenell’s Balkan Deals Amidst Western Democratic Principles
Kushner and Grenell's Balkan deals highlight a precarious interplay between personal gain and public duty, threatening the integrity of Western democracy amidst the shadow of Russian influence.
Shadows and Strife: Greek meddling in the south of Albania
Persistent tensions between Greece and Albania, marked by territorial disputes and nationalist agendas, underscore deep-rooted challenges in their bilateral relations, demanding a balanced and respectful approach to resolve these long standing conflicts.
Middle East
UK’s Diplomatic Pivot: Shift in Middle Eastern Dynamics?
The UK's consideration of recognising a Palestinian state could reshape Middle Eastern dynamics, potentially easing tensions and influencing Israel's internal political landscape.
Palestinians File Reply in Genocide Case Against U.S. Government, Seeking Immediate Injunction
The death count is unfathomable," wrote plaintiff A.N., "beyond dozens, hundreds, now in the tens of thousands – a grim reality too vast to grasp.
War Reporting Readiness: Inside HEFAT’s Lifesaving Training
Vudi Xhymshiti emphasises the critical importance of completing HEFAT training for journalists before entering war zones, detailing how it equips them with essential survival skills and a deep understanding of the complexities of conflict reporting.
World
Diplomatic Dismissal: The Fall of U.S. Envoy Gabriel Escobar Following Investigative Journalism
Gabriel Escobar, U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary, was dismissed as envoy to the Western Balkans after THE FRONTLINER revealed potential conflicts of interest and questioned his diplomatic integrity.
Armenia’s Geopolitical Turmoil in the Wake of Azerbaijan’s Offensive
In a considerable upheaval of regional dynamics, Azerbaijan's offensive on 20 September 2023, which targeted the de facto Republic of Artsakh and culminated in the reassertion of control over Nagorno-Karabakh by Azerbaijani authority, inflicted a profound shock on Armenia's geopolitical landscape.
NATO Allies Urged to Consider Conscription Amid Prolonged Ukraine Conflict
Latvian Foreign Minister Krisjanis Karins advocates conscription in NATO countries, citing its potential to strengthen Europe's defense against Russia as the Ukraine war enters its third year.
The Armenian-Azeri Border Conflict’s Alarming Escalation
The recent violence near Nerkin Hand, part of a century-long Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, reflects deep-rooted national tensions and the complexity of geopolitical and historical grievances.