Aisling O’Donnell, with over twenty years of experience, has dedicated her career to humanitarian and development cooperation and international diplomacy. She has worked extensively with international development consultancies and international organizations, including the United Nations. A graduate of University College Dublin, her research and focus delve into the intricate connections between irregular migration, populist politics and movements, the media’s role in shaping these phenomena, and related EU policy challenges.
The idea of “compassionate AI” in warfare appears paradoxical at first glance, yet it becomes analytically meaningful when defined with precision. For the purpose of this article, “compassionate AI” refers not to emotional sensitivity or moral intuition, but to the technical capacity of an autonomous weapon to apply the central principles of international humanitarian law…
On 11 July 2025 – 30th anniversary of the massacre in Srebrenica – a memory walk and protest took place in the southwestern Serbian city of Novi Pazar, located in a region bearing two names – Raška to Serbs and Sandžak to its primarily Muslim residents also known as Bosniaks since the Yugoslav wars of…
All roads lead to Strasbourg On 3 April 2025, fifty university students from Novi Sad in Serbia will set off for Strasbourg on bicycles. Having woken up even the smallest places in Serbia, they are set to wake up European human rights organisations; not because they’ve lost faith in Europe, but precisely because they still…
On the second anniversary of the war on Ukraine, young Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, and Serbians gathered in the central Republic Square in Belgrade and having lit candles for all the victims of the war on Ukraine, engaged in a protest march to the confluence of the Sava river into the Danube at the plateau under…