The Situation in the Balkans: Risks of Destabilization and Potential for Interaction
On April 16, the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies held a roundtable discussion on "The Situation in the Balkans: Risks of Destabilization and Potential for Interaction." Participants included Konstantin Bersenev, Deputy Director of the Second European Department of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Vladislav Vorotnikov, Head of the Department of History and Politics of European and American Countries at MGIMO University; Ekaterina Entina, Director of the Center for Mediterranean Studies at the Higher School of Economics; Irina Svistunova, Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Alexander Pivovarenko, Research Fellow at the Center for Mediterranean Studies at the Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs at the Higher School of Economics; and RISS experts.
During the discussion, analysts discussed the strengthening of the right-wing political spectrum in the region and examined the specifics and prospects for military and political interaction in the Balkans.
16.04.2026
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The Situation in the Balkans: Risks of Destabilization and Potential for Interaction
During the discussion, analysts discussed the strengthening of the right-wing political spectrum in the region and examined the specifics and prospects for military and political interaction in the Balkans.