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Vučić ‘s reasons to blame CIA over article published in New York Times

In a recent article published on the website of the New York Times weekly magazine, it discusses the alleged connections between the Serbian President, Aleksandar Vučić, and the world of…

May 11, 2023Serbia

Conflict Governance

Serbia’s signals for blocking the Ohrid Agreement

The repeated burning of cars recently in the north Kosova, which was an act precisely orchestrated by Belgrade, is now signaling the obstruction of the agreement on the part of…

April 12, 2023Kosovo, Serbia

Estimates Opinion

Will the French-German Proposal Finally End the Longest Conflict in the Balkans?

There was a general understanding reached during the previous meeting between Prime Minister Kurti and President Vucic in Brussels over contents of the Franco-German proposal, also known as the EU…

March 17, 2023Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

The dialogue Pristina Belgrade highly likely restarts in Brussels

On February 27, it is very possible to be signed an agreement between Kosovo and Serbia based on the proposal that France and Germany have proposed to the leaders of…

February 21, 2023Kosovo, Serbia

Democracy Governance

Early elections in Serbia, political charade to avoid the EU plan for normalization agreement between Kosova and Serbia

The possibility of a deterioration in relations between two parties that make up Serbia's ruling coalition—the Progressive Party of Serbia, which is led by the country's president, Aleksandar Vucic, and…

February 13, 2023Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict Geopolitics

Kosovo and Serbia lose if their leaders delay and deliberately block peace process

Intense diplomatic activity involving the European Union, the United States and in particular the German, French and recently Italy governments is affecting Kosovo and Serbia, in search of a new…

February 6, 2023Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict Geopolitics

Serbia’s aggressive campaign to deny Kosova’s existence

According to information on the official website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 117 nations throughout the world have recognized Kosova as a sovereign and independent state since its declaration…

January 18, 2023Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

Being at UNSC helps to form ‘axis of evil’

The fact of Russia being the UNSC member emerges as the only driver for it not to lose the authoritarian allies. At the same time, formal support that Russia is…

January 3, 2023Russia, Serbia, UNGA, United Nations, Wagner Group

Conflict Geopolitics

Squid Games scenarios between Kosovo and Serbia before the agreement

The change of measure to house arrest of the former Kosova police officer Dejan Pantic whose arrest caused multiple roadblocks erection for almost three weeks in the north, now was…

December 30, 2022Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict Geopolitics

North Mitrovica barricaded for 20 days: closer to an agreement or an armed conflict?

It’s been almost three weeks since the North of Mitrovica woke up barricaded across the roads leading to the crossing-border points with Serbia. Although the situation has been tense for…

December 28, 2022Kosovo, Serbia

Serbia

Vučić ‘s reasons to blame CIA over article published in New York Times

Serbia’s signals for blocking the Ohrid Agreement

Will the French-German Proposal Finally End the Longest Conflict in the Balkans?

The dialogue Pristina Belgrade highly likely restarts in Brussels

Early elections in Serbia, political charade to avoid the EU plan for normalization agreement between Kosova and Serbia

Kosovo and Serbia lose if their leaders delay and deliberately block peace process

Serbia’s aggressive campaign to deny Kosova’s existence

Being at UNSC helps to form ‘axis of evil’

Squid Games scenarios between Kosovo and Serbia before the agreement

North Mitrovica barricaded for 20 days: closer to an agreement or an armed conflict?

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