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HRT — Hrvatska televizija, Drugi plan
NATO Summit 2025: What Does Croatia Bring to the Table?
Davorin Šošić assessed Croatia's strategic priorities ahead of the June NATO ministerial, focusing on southern flank security, the Adriatic corridor, and defence spending commitments.
Watch Television - Print
Jutarnji list
Balkans in Limbo: EU Enlargement Fatigue and Zagreb's Opportunity to Lead
Maja Pejković argues that Croatia must leverage its recent presidency experience to push the Western Balkans integration agenda before the window closes with the next European Commission reshuffle.
Read Print / Online - YouTube
Foreign Policy Forum — YouTube
Panel Discussion: The Future of Transatlantic Relations after 2024 US Elections
Full recording of the FPF roundtable with Ivan Milić and Iva Petrović examining how the new US administration's foreign policy doctrine is reshaping NATO commitments and European strategic autonomy.
Watch YouTube - Radio
HRT Radio 1 — Jutarnji program
Ukraine Three Years On: Ceasefire Prospects and European Security Architecture
Ana Horvat discussed the geopolitical outlook for a negotiated settlement in Ukraine, the role of small EU member states in mediation, and the long-term implications for European defence architecture.
Listen Radio - Online
Večernji list — Analitika
China's Adriatic Footprint: Belt and Road Investments and the Sovereignty Question
Tomislav Kovač maps Chinese infrastructure investment in the wider Adriatic region and examines whether EU screening mechanisms are sufficient to protect strategic assets.
Read Online - Podcast
Diplomatski hodnik — Podcast
Energy Security and the Green Transition: Can Southeast Europe Keep Up?
Iva Petrović joins host Marko Ivanović to discuss the political economy of energy diversification in Croatia and the broader SEE region, including LNG terminal financing and renewable interconnectors.
Listen Podcast - TV
N1 televizija — Newsroom
Bosnia and the EU Path: Sarajevo at a Crossroads Before the 2026 Elections
Maja Pejković analysed the political dynamics in Bosnia-Herzegovina ahead of the autumn 2026 elections, and whether EU candidacy status can survive the current constitutional gridlock.
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Foreign Affairs — Op-Ed
Small States, Big Roles: How Croatia Is Quietly Shaping EU Defence Policy
Davorin Šošić contributed a commentary arguing that Croatia's unique position as a Schengen and NATO frontline state gives it disproportionate influence over EU defence integration debates.
Read Int'l Print - Online
Politika.hr — Kolumna
The Sahel Collapse and Its Mediterranean Ripple Effects
Luka Babić examines how the cascading instability across the Sahel region is creating secondary pressures on EU migration policy and French military re-engagement in West Africa.
Read Online - Radio
Radio 101 — Tjedni pregled
Sanctions, Trade, and the Long Game: Western Policy Toward Russia in 2026
Ivan Milić discussed the effectiveness of Western sanctions packages, the resilience of the Russian economy through energy revenue substitution, and prospects for a coherent EU-wide response.
Listen Radio - YouTube
Foreign Policy Forum — YouTube
Lecture Series: The New Middle East — Geopolitics After the Gaza War
Ana Horvat and Luka Babić co-present a two-part FPF lecture examining the post-war geopolitical reconfiguration across the Middle East, shifting Arab–Israeli normalisation tracks, and Iranian strategic recalibration.
Watch YouTube - Print
Novi list — Komentari
The Enlargement Paradox: Why More Members Could Weaken the EU
Tomislav Kovač presents a counterintuitive argument that rapid EU enlargement without institutional reform risks replicating the decision-making gridlock seen in today's Council, potentially fragmenting the bloc rather than strengthening it.
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