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Returning the US diplomacy attention to the Balkans

Recent events in the Balkans, particularly in Montenegro, Kosovo – Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina - give the impression to have been a reason for intensified diplomatic activity of the United…

October 27, 2021Balkans, Kosovo, Serbia, USA

Propaganda and Disinformation War crimes

Serb-Russian propaganda is going to change the history in Balkans

Serbia invests billions of dollars in military buildup, surpassing even Croatia, a NATO member. The ‘Serbian world’ creation is a long-standing goal of the Serbian government being fully supported by the…

October 18, 2021Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

EU and lack of perspective for the Balkans

For over ten days, northern Kosovo remained tense when the Kosovo Government imposed a reciprocity measure on Serbia as a result of the expiration of the agreement on free movement…

October 5, 2021Kosovo, Serbia

Intelligence ops

Russian spies – one of the instruments of influence in the Western Balkans

A group of former ministers from neighboring countries (Slovenia, Croatia, Albania, Kosovo, Bosnia, Serbia) sent a letter to the European institutions and NATO asking them to start a "political dialogue…

October 1, 2021Albania, Balkans, Croatia, GRU, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Russia, Serbia

Conflict

Tensions in Northern Kosovo – NATO Intervention is needed

It has been more than a week since the Kosovo Government established reciprocity for vehicle license plates with Serbia, this was announced after the Brussels agreement deadline on free movement…

September 28, 2021Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict War crimes

Serbian war of archives to suppress KLA’s resistance leaders

Dialogs resumption between Kosovo and Serbia in early September has produced an agreement reached by both parties, mediated by the EU Special Envoy for Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue, Miroslav Lajcak. The Deputy…

September 17, 2021Kosovo, Serbia

ideology

Trouble in Montenegro: Is SOC source of conflict in the region?

Thousands of protesters took to the streets in Montenegro on Sunday to prevent the installation of a new head of the Serbian Orthodox Church. The protests are considered the largest…

September 8, 2021Kosovo, Montenegro, Orthodox church, Serbia

Geopolitics

Why Kosovo should not be compared to Afghanistan?

After US troops withdrew from Afghanistan and the Taliban came to power by force, hopes of many chauvinists in Belgrade were revived that the same scenario is expected to happen…

August 31, 2021Afghanistan, Kosovo

Geopolitics Governance

Non-implementation risks of the Washington agreement by Kosovo

There is no progress in the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue despite efforts by the EU to relax relations between the two countries. Kosovo government skepticism to implement the “Agreement on Economic Normalization” later…

July 12, 2021Kosovo, Kurti, Serbia

War crimes

Serbia’s European agenda while decorating war criminals

While Serbia is pursuing the same aggressive policy towards its neighboring countries and blocking their EU integration process, Balkan people are still suffering the consequences of the wars waged by…

July 7, 2021Kosovo, Serbia

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