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More mercenaries to contract: how the Kremlin tries to handle heavy losses in Ukraine

In order to make up for major losses it is suffering in Ukraine Russia is doing its best to increase the number of mercenaries from among citizens of “friendly countries”.…

October 6, 2023Russia, Serbia, Ukraine

Conflict Geopolitics

There will be no peaceful Balkans without the removal from power Serbian politicians who belong to the Milosevic era

Vucic points the finger at the Prime Minister of Kosovo for the fact that an organized group, armed and supported by the Serbian state in all forms, entered the territory…

October 2, 2023Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict Intelligence ops

Serbia is involved in the action of the terrorist group against the Kosovo Police

In the early hours of September 24, a terrorist attack on Kosovo Police personnel shook the village of Banjske in the northern portion of the country, leaving one policeman dead…

September 29, 2023Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Conflict Governance

The sanctioned Dodik, threatens the already fragile peace in BiH

The situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina is currently quite fragile and it is anticipated that things would get worse if Bosnian Serb representative Milorad Dodik withdraws from the BiH institutions…

September 15, 2023Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republica Srpska, Serbia

Geopolitics Governance

The US sanctioning of Vulin sparks demand for new political leadership in Serbia

Aleksandar Vulin, the director of the Serbian Intelligence, was subject to sanctions last month by the US. According to a statement from Washington regarding Vulin's sanctions, he is involved in international…

September 8, 2023Serbia, USA

- Conflict Geopolitics

Serbia poses a threat to NATO allies

Due to recognition of Kosova’s independence, Montenegro and North Macedonia were recently threatened by the Serbian government. The threat was posed by none other than the Serbia’s minister of defense Milos…

August 22, 2023Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia

Conflict

Assessing the early elections as a long-term solution to the crisis in north Kosova

Even after three weeks, there is still high level of tension in Kosova's north. The incident days before, when the Serbian police crossed the border into Kosova to abduct three…

June 26, 2023Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics Governance

The aggressive policy of Kosovar premier Albin Kurti has reached a breaking point with the US and the European powers

Relations between Kosovo and Serbia have undergone a clear deterioration since 2021, following the election of Albin Kurti as prime minister of Kosovo. Kurti came to power after a strong…

June 13, 2023Kosovo, Serbia, USA

Democracy Governance

Tensions in North Mitrovica are likely to resurface

Although over three weeks have passed since the extraordinary elections were held in the four northern municipalities of Mitrovica, and more than two weeks since the certification of the results…

May 16, 2023North Mitrovica, Serbia

Governance

Will gun violence trigger change in Serbia?

Citizens in Serbia were shocked by two separate incidents of mass shootings that occurred within less than 48 hours last week, resulting in 19 deaths, including children, and about 20…

May 12, 2023Serbia

Serbia