(Institutional Capacity, Democratic Oversight, and Public Trust) Gjon Culaj, Associate Fellow at the “Octopus” Institute The recent arrests and criminal proceedings involving allegations and convictions related to espionage in Kosovo have opened an important debate about the capabilities of the country’s security institutions, the nature of intelligence threats, the role of the public and the […]
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The riots of 17–18 March 2004 were initiated by Serbia and manipulated the anger of the masses to create a new situation in Kosovo, one that had to do with its cantonization. 16 September 2026 may have been the second occasion for creating a “March 2”, with the aim of weakening, dividing and dismantling the
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Tirana, September 10, 2026 The “Octopus” Institute for Hybrid War Studies and the Albanian Institute for International Studies (AIIS) signed a Memorandum of Cooperation on Thursday in Tirana, for joint research, analysis, and activities in the fields of geopolitics and security. The Director of the “Octopus” Institute, Arben Fetoshi, stated that the agreement aims to
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