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Serbia’s dangerous alliances and influences
Serbia is a country that constantly tries to play the role of “big brother” in the Western Balkans, even if it creates problems with its neighbor countries, or even interfering…
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Kosovo´s dialogue with Serbia: crisis or opportunity?
The "early" visit to Kosovo of the European Union special envoy for the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, Miroslav Lajcak, took place before the results of the February 14 elections…
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Is Serbia provoking another confrontation in Kosovo?
Whenever Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic needs a card to arouse nationalist sentiment in Serbia, he uses the Kosovo card. He also used this card recently during a visit where the…
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Serbia’s war against Kosovo is asymmetric
More than twenty years after the war in Kosovo, there are still about 1300 missing persons as a result of the war in 1999. This number includes some 1000 Kosovo…
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When freedom is a sin! The vision of the Serbian Orthodox Church on Kosovo
The Serbian Orthodox Church is in a crossroad now with the death of the Partiarch Irinej, who was not only the key religious figure but also had political influence in…
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China: Europe through the Balkans
Beijing's presence in the Western Balkans is an issue that Brussels must address soon. The lack of investment in this region by the European Union, let China complete this part…
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Kosovo – Serbia Agreement: Challenges and opportunities of an pseudo-agreement
On the fourth of September, Kosovar Prime minister Avdullah Hoti and President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic signed an agreement at the White House in presence of the US President Donald…
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Protests in Serbia: Descendance Into Chaos or an Orchestration of Chaos?
Latest events in Serbia have clearly stepped over the line. The protests are escalating against President Vucic with attempts to enter the Parliament building and the Police are using excessive…
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Does Kosovo-Serbia talks bring political stability in the Balkans?
Kosovo dialogue with Serbia should include representatives of the oppositions in both sides. This would encourage comprehensiveness and inclusiveness of political debate of harsh dealing with the troubled past. Although…
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Kosovo: political or justice decision?
On April 24, the Kosovo Specialist Prosecution Office (SPO) in the Hague asked for indictment for war crimes and crimes against humanity for the current president of Kosovo, Hashim Thaci,…