Fellow @ Thinktank for Foreign Affairs & Security Policy / Geographic Working Groups / Eurasia
Milan holds master’s degrees in Journalism and International Politics. His research focuses on EU enlargement, the European Union, East Asia and disinformation. After completing a Schuman Traineeship at the European Parliament and serving as a trainee in the office of a Member of the European Parliament, he now works as an Assistant in the European People’s Party (EPP).
Marking one year since the historic Washington summit, this brief examines the progress and strategic implications of the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP). It analyzes how the project connects Armenian-Azerbaijani normalization with broader Eurasian connectivity, while w…
Main Question Has Western strategy accurately assessed North Korea’s true strategic role beyond its nuclear program? Argument North Korea is a central node in a Russia–Iran–North Korea axis, sustaining Russia’s war through munitions and troops, and enabling Iran’s missile capabilities, while rece…
How does Maduro’s removal reshape the strategic positions of Russia, China, and Iran in their respective regions? Each nation faces the threat of American resources being allocated to the Indo-Pacific, Middle East, and Eastern Europe as Russia, Iran, and China face military and diplomatic losses.…
– How durable is China–Russia security cooperation, and how do Japan and Ukraine test its limits? – The partnership is not an alliance but a flexible, institutionalised coordination that allows alignment while managing risk, asymmetry, and disagreement – China–Russia security ties will persist bu…
