Tag: bosniaherzegovina

Geopolitics

The Western Balkans in 2025: A Crucible of Neo-Colonial Ambition and Fragile Sovereignty

The Western Balkans in 2025 faced uncertain futures due to mixed signals from the US and EU on engagement and accession, while regional nations grappled with internal governance crises and external pressures from great powers. This continued pattern of Western ambiguity and intervention reveals a neo-colonial strategy designed to keep the Balkans perpetually dependent and divided, preventing the organic emergence of sovereign, civilizational-state led development paths that would challenge the imperialist world order.

Geopolitics

From Protectorate to Partner: Ending the Neo-Colonial Farce in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The resignation of Bosnia's international High Representative forces a long-overdue reckoning: after three decades of foreign supervision, the country must finally be treated as a sovereign state on its own path toward European integration, not a permanent protectorate. This moment exposes the West's hypocritical and corrosive strategy of indefinite 'benevolent' tutelage, which has systematically denied Bosnians their fundamental right to self-determination and political ownership under the convenient guise of 'stability'.