Nedim Emin
After completing his undergraduate in History at İstanbul University he received his MA from the same university in 2013. Currently he is a PhD student in International Relations at Sakarya University. His main research interests are Balkan History and Politics. He has published articles on regional politics. He took part in several projects including field studies on Balkans. He knows English, Ottoman Turkish and Balkan languages.
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Foreign PolicyThe Macedonian Revolts: A Dangerous Development
The demonstrations in various Macedonian cities mobilized Albanians as a Macedonian court sentenced six Albanians to life in prison for the murder of five Macedonians despite a lack of concrete evidence.
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Foreign PolicySerbia’s State Crisis An Advantage For Vucic
The decision to go to early elections offers an undeniable opportunity for Serbia's most important political figure, Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) leader and Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic, to finally take control of the country's administration.
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Foreign PolicyThe Massacres in Syria and the Bosnian Experience
For how long will the perpetrators behind the killings in Syria be left to the conscience of real politics instead of international law as it was the case in the Bosnian War?
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Foreign PolicyErdoğan’s Visit to Kosovo with a Focus on Local...
What matters is to establish relations between countries and societies on the grounds of a common future rather than experiences, enmities and prejudices of the past.
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5 Questions5 Questions: The Albanian Parliamentary Elections, 2013
The votes to the Alliance for Employment, Prosperity and Integration led by the Democratic Party (DP) of Albania remaining around 40 percent mean that the 2-term PD ruling is soon to end in the country.
Israel’s dirty war in Gaza
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