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Jeremic lectures at Sciences Po

On November 12th, 2020, President of the Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development Vuk Jeremić, delivered an online lecture on EU enlargement and separatism to a group of students at the world-renowned university Sciences Po in Paris. During the lecture, Jeremić stated that…

The “MEDays Talks” conference

On November 12th, 2020, CIRSD President, Vuk Jeremic, participated at the “MEDays Talks” conference, organized by the prestigious Amadeus Institute. Given the health concerns caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the conference, under the theme “In the wake of Covid-19: Responses, Recovery, and Disruptio…

Horizons No. 17: “America At Crossroads”

This is a “season of darkness.” That grave statement resonates both like a moral indictment and a description of something sinister afoot. Indeed, it sounds more worrisome than Jimmy Carter’s 1979 somber portrait of “growing doubt about the meaning of our lives and the loss of a unity of purpose for…

Tanden, Fontiane, and Jeremić “America at Crossroads”

The Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development (CIRSD) celebrated the launch of the latest issue of its flagship magazine Horizons by organizing an online discussion on October 27th, 2020.     The discussion entitled “America at Crossroads”, moderated by CIRSD Pres…

Friedman, Abdelal and Jeremic: Pandemics and Geopolitics

Friedman, Abdelal and Jeremic: Pandemics and Geopolitics The Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development organized the online launch  of the latest issue of its flagship magazine Horizons entitled “Pandemics and Geopolitics” on June 29th 2020. The discussion featured Vuk Jere…

Jeremic and Karaganov: Russia will not join new blocs

Continuing with the “Corona Dialogues” series, the Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development organized a discussion on June 7th, 2020, entitled “Moscow does not believe in tears”, featuring Prof. Dr. Sergey Karaganov, the Dean of the Faculty of World Economy and International Af…

Horizons No. 16 – The Quickening

In  Macbeth , Shakespeare describes a world “Almost afraid to know itself” in the downthrows of twofold pestilence: disease caused by nature compounded with disease through misrule. In a time of plague, the king’s ineptitude grows alongside his insecurity, as he loses all facility to act with p…