Esha is a Junior Research Fellow for the NATO Association of Canada with the Society, Culture, and Security program. She currently works as a Program Assistant within the BC Public Service for the Public Guardian and Trustee. Previously, she worked as a Service Agent for the Canada Revenue Agency. Esha graduated from Simon Fraser University with a Bachelor of Arts (with distinction) in political science and international studies, concentrating in international security and conflict. She is an alumnus of the 2023 NATO Field School and also studied abroad at the University of Leeds in England. You can reach her at https://www.linkedin.com/in/eshagrewal/
Twenty-six years following NATO’s intervention in Kosovo, tensions between ethnic groups continue to plague political discourse and trigger violent flare-ups. Kosovo’s stability depends on the presence of KFOR troops and Serbia has turned increasingly closer to Russia. Such issues beg the question: how do we define the success of NATO’s mission in Kosovo?
