Francesco Dimitrios Foti is a policy and security analyst/researcher. Graduated from the University of Westminster (MA) and Catania (BA), he mainly focuses on EU-Russian relations, the post-Soviet space (South-Eastern Europe, Balkans, and South Caucasus) path to Euro-Atlantic Integration.
Recalibrating Western Policy Toward Serbia and Kosovo- Enlargement, Leverage, and Strategic Drift
On 17 February 2008, the Kosovar authorities declared the independence of Kosovo. In 2010, the International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion concluded that the declaration does not violate international law.…
Alaska Summit 2025: Can the US and Russia Rewrite the Endgame in Ukraine?
The 2025 Alaska Summit between the US and Russia marks a turning point in the Ukraine war. Can Trump and Putin broker peace, or will the conflict simply shift into…
The Geopolitics of the Abraham Accords
Since 7 October 2023, the Middle East’s balance of power has been dramatically altered by the Iranian-backed Islamist group Hamas’ actions. As evidenced by the New York Times, they are…
The Georgia-West Relations: Realism or Cultural Hegemony
Introduction Marx’s theory posits that a cultural elite decides what is a cultural and political norm. To make the enlargement process, vital to security and strategy, competitive, there needs to…