The membership of Kosovo and Albania on Trump's Board of Peace reveals a growing tension between these countries' reliance on Washington and their EU accession. As EU-US relations become increasingly strained, both countries face difficult choices over political alignment. This, warns Ezgi Tüztürk, risks sending conflicting signals to the EU
Master's Student, Southeast European Studies, University of Graz / Research Intern, Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law
Ezgi's research interests include EU enlargement, southeast Europe, and critical migration studies.
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