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WEASA alumna Ines Stasa published her book titled: “Transitional Justice in Albania, Kosovo and North Macedonia”, A Comparative Framework Analysis by Springer
Wea are proud to share that our WEASA alumna from Albania Ines Stasa has published her book titled: “Transitional Justice in Albania, Kosovo and North Macedonia, A Comparative Framework Analysis” by Springer. This book examines transitional justice in Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia, three Balkan countries navigating the challenges of reckoning with past human rights […]
MoreWEASA peer-to-peer story of Eka Mamrikishvili: exploring media freedom and media literacy in Armenia
As part of the WEASA Peer-to-Peer Meetings, held on 13–14 November 2025 in Yerevan, WEASA alumna Eka Mamrikishvili carried out a study visit aimed at deepening her understanding of media freedom, media literacy, and information resilience in Armenia. The visit formed an important component of her ongoing professional work as a human rights lawyer focusing on […]
MoreWEASA peer-to-peer story of Anna Romandash: strengthening digital resilience through lessons from Sarajevo
Anna Romandash, our Ukrainian alumna from WEASA 2025 edition travelled to Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, to explore how the country’s experience in countering disinformation and rebuilding trust in institutions can inform ongoing efforts in Ukraine and the wider region. The visit, carried out within the WEASA Peer-to-Peer Initiative, focused on fact-checking, political accountability, media development, […]
MoreThe call for the WEASA2025 Peer-to-Peer Meetings is open now !
We are pleased to announce that the call of WEASA2025 P2P Meetings is already open! The aim of the initiative is to satisfy the requests and recommendations of our alumni who want to get to know one another better. It promotes the interaction between alumni members by providing them support for visiting their peers, researching […]
MoreThe 13th Edition of the Warsaw Euro-Atlantic Summer Academy (WEASA2025) successfully concluded
This year’s Warsaw Euro-Atlantic Summer Academy (WEASA), held under the theme “Digital Resilience in the Age of Disinformation,” brought together participants from Eastern Europe and the South Caucasus at the College of Europe in Natolin. The objective was to deepen understanding of disinformation as a geopolitical weapon, particularly in fragile democracies, and explore ways to counter the […]
MoreRecruitment for WEASA2025 Group Facilitation is open!
Become a WEASA 2025 Alumni Group Facilitator! What does a group facilitator do? This year, like last three years, we will engage our alumni even more during the WEASA edition. We are seeking 2 WEASA Alumni to take an active leadership role this year to help manage and facilitate a group of participants. WEASA 2025 will […]
MoreThe call of WEASA 2025 is now open!
We are excited to announce the opening of recruitment for the Warsaw Euro-Atlantic Summer Academy (WEASA) 2025! It will take place in person at the College of Europe Natolin in Warsaw from July 6 to 13, 2025. WEASA is an annual summer school for mid-career professionals who are genuinely interested in geopolitics, democracy, security and digital affairs. WEASA […]
MoreWEASA peer-to-peer story of Roman Karapetyan: a crossroad of collaboration: exploring European integration of Armenia and North Macedonia
The idea of a joint research project emerged during the WEASA 2024 edition in Natolin between the Armenian participant Dr Roman Karapetyan and Macedonian participant Dr Leposava Ognjanoska Stavrovska. Inspired by shared aspirations for European integration, they envisioned a joint research project. Their focus? A comparative analysis of the European integration paths of Armenia and […]
MoreWEASA peer-to-peer story of Jetnor Kasmi: bridging lessons in anti-corruption and decriminalisation between Albania and Georgia
Jetnor Kasmi, our Albanian alumnus from WEASA 2022 edition, initiated research comparing the political reforms Georgia and Albania have been carrying out on their way to European integration. For an experienced public officer with the Albanian government, including as a former Advisor on Regional Affairs in the Cabinet of the Prime Minister, Jetnor possesses a […]
MoreWEASA peer-to-peer story of Sossi Tatikyan: what to learn from Serbia
The Armenian alumna Sossi Tatikyan embarked on a meaningful study visit to Serbia, driven by four interwoven objectives that bridged her academic research and policy expertise. Her primary focus was to explore Serbian perspectives on the Kosovo conflict, a cornerstone of her PhD thesis. Simultaneously, she sought to understand Serbia’s European and Euro-Atlantic aspirations—unpacking public […]
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