Towards 2030 World Water Day Circularity and Green Agenda Every year, on March 22nd, the world observes World March 24, 2025
Towards 2030 How Colonialism Shaped Racial Discrimination and What Is Our Role in It Today? Today we celebrate the 60th anniversary of the International Convention on the March 21, 2025
Towards 2030 The (not so) silent war: Russia’s hybrid warfare operations and the threats to Western democracy Scanning Russia’s geopolitical maneuvers: From the Kremlin’s covert operations March 12, 2025
Towards 2030 Matrescence and butterflies… In my small country, it is only recently that March the 8th is considered more March 8, 2025
Blog Towards 2030February 6, 2025 The impact of Network X on spreading intolerance, hatred, and polarization in the Western Balkan societies In the Balkans, the concept of zero tolerance for human rights violations,
Blog Towards 2030January 27, 2025 Peace arises yet it takes time It was an ordinary rainy day with low temperatures
Blog Towards 2030January 27, 2025 Education and Skills Gap As we celebrate the International Day of Education on January 24th, attention
Blog Towards 2030January 8, 2025 Human Rights Die in Silence International Human Rights Day is observed every December 10th, the day when
Blog Towards 2030December 2, 2024 Sixteen Days Are Not Enough Every November 25th marks the beginning of 16 Days of Activism Against
Blog Towards 2030 Western BalkansNovember 18, 2024 Tolerance – A Path to Change or an Excuse for the Status Quo? Tolerance – a word often invoked as a moral ideal, a value we are told we should
Blog Western BalkansNovember 15, 2024 The need for a progressive vision for democracy in the Western Balkans In the dynamic and ever-evolving context of the Western Balkans, the challenges
Blog PrishtinaNovember 15, 2024 Smart specialization – what’s done in your country Kosovo is trying to pave its way towards economic growth and development
Blog YouthNovember 15, 2024 How skeptical are young people when it comes to European integration and how engaged they are in changing their attitude from “Euroscepticism” to “Europositivism” The love of the citizens of Kosovo for the EU resembles that of Nietzsche for
BlogNovember 15, 2024 From Ada Lovelace to Mira Murati, A World Run on Algorithms It is said she is the first computer programmer
