Srebrenica survivor Emir Suljagić reflects on Ratko Mladić’s death, the failure of his genocidal project and why memory, agency and the refusal to disappear must shape Bosnia and Herzegovina’s future.
Washington’s shuttle diplomacy is running into a hard reality: you cannot pressure Moscow effectively while leaving its vital lifelines untouched.
The Mecca Agreement could mark the beginning of the biggest shift in Middle Eastern security since the Gulf War, with Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and Pakistan laying the foundations of a regional order no longer built around American military guarantees.
Europe faces growing pressure to build an autonomous defense capability, learning from Ukraine’s battlefield innovations and Türkiye’s defense-industrial model as U.S. security guarantees and strategic priorities increasingly diverge from Europe’s own.
