Analysis

Author: Gurakuç Kuçi Institute for Studying Hybrid Warfare “Octopus” has prepared a weekly summary of Serbia’s actions that threaten Kosovo and the Western Balkans region. This report does not include the latest incidents concerning the arrest of BIA spies in northern Kosovo and Ferizaj, but the Octopus Institute is preparing separate reports on these and

The hybrid war in the Western Balkans is heavily impacting Montenegro, overturning the geopolitical order in this region in favor of Russia and Serbia. The last two elections in Montenegro were enough to completely change the political structure of this country from pro-Western to pro-Russian and pro-Serbian. The arrest of Đukanović is expected to be

Author: OCTOPUS INSTITUTE The Octopus Institute is actively engaged in monitoring the evolving situation in the Western Balkans, especially the dynamics in Serbia in the context of Kosovo’s admission to the Council of Europe. With the approach of this significant diplomatic moment, our analysis indicates that Serbia is intensifying its efforts to obstruct Kosovo’s entry

Author: OCTOPUS INSTITUTE The Banjska Terror Attack: International Appeal for Swift Action Against Serbian Aggression It has been four months since Serbia’s aggression against Kosovo through the paramilitary and terrorist attack in Banjska – organized by the highest political and military echelons in Belgrade. The Octopus Institute brings to the attention of the local and

Author: OCTOPUS INSTITUTE Four months have passed since Serbia’s aggression against Kosovo through the paramilitary and terrorist attack in Banjskë – an aggression organized by the highest political and military levels in Belgrade. The Octopus Institute brings back to the attention of the local and international public that Serbia and the regime of Aleksandar Vučić

Author: Taulant Elshani – Senior researcher at the Institute for the Study of Hybrid Warfare OCTOPUS Serbia’s unchecked authoritarianism under Vucic, bolstered by Western appeasement, threatens regional stability. A radical shift towards democratisation is imperative for lasting peace in the Balkans. In Serbia, President Aleksandar Vucic’s authoritarian regime has become deeply intertwined with the political and historical

Four months have passed since Serbia’s aggression against Kosovo through the paramilitary and terrorist attack in Banjskë – an aggression organized by the highest political and military levels in Belgrade. The Octopus Institute brings back to the attention of the local and international public that Serbia and the regime of Aleksandar Vučić continue to provide

Author: Jasmin Mujanovic The Serb nationalist paramilitary attack in Banjska, in northern Kosovo, which resulted in the deaths of one Kosovo police officer and the wounding of two more, represents the most serious instance of violence in the country since the end of the 1999 war and the accompanying NATO intervention. In Banjska we see