Georgio Konstandi

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Georgio Konstandi (LinkedIn – X) is a Bosnian Genocide researcher and writer focusing on Bosnian history and politics. He is the founder of the Bosnian Genocide educational tool, Voices from the Drina, which brings to life the events of the war in 1990s Eastern Bosnia through a simulated social media newsfeed. In 2023, he worked as Assistant Editor for the Post-Conflict Research Center in Sarajevo. In 2022, he was an editor for the Eastern European affairs journal, the Post-Soviet Press Group at University College London. He completed a two-month internship researching archives at the Srebrenica Memorial Center in Potočari, Bosnia. His articles on Bosnian political affairs and security have been published by Balkan Insight, Balkan Diskurs and the International Institute for Peace. His MA thesis analyzed emotions in Bosniak survivor literature. He is currently working on his PhD proposal.

Articles by this author:

A Croatian national flag with its three bands of red, white and blue and a crest in the center, is seen weaving above fans at a concert, amid a smoke-filled, rose-colored backdrop and what look like small fireworks going off.

Normalizing Far-Right Ideologies in the Western Balkans: Croatia’s Role at Home and Abroad

Nov. 20, 2025 Georgio Konstandi