
Is It Time to Break Up Bosnia?
Three decades after the Dayton Agreement ended the Bosnian War, Bosnia and Herzegovina remains deeply divided. The international c…
Rafael Pinto Borges is the founder and chairman of Nova Portugalidade, a Lisbon-based, conservative think tank. Rafae is particularly interested on cultural and religious affairs, as well as technology, governance futurism, and geopolitics. As well as writing for Statement, Rafael has collaborated with numerous other international publications, including The European Conservative, Valete (Brazil), Observador (Portugal), Crítica XXI (Portugal), and Crisis Magazine (US).

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