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Vucic threatens to escalate what he already does in Northern Kosovo

Less than three years ago, the President of Serbia, Aleksander Vucic, stated in a televised interview that ‘if we do not accept the compromise solution with Kosovo, we will destroy…

September 21, 2022Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Geopolitics

Fear for violence in the north of Kosovo: Escobar and Lajçak trying to find a solution before September

The ongoing tensions in the north of Kosovo, have once again activated the American diplomacy to push the processes forward in the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia. Respectively, this time the…

August 26, 2022Kosovo, Serbia

Estimates Governance

The rise and fall of Abazovic

The inauguration of the head of Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro, last year was a trigger for a non-confidence motion initiated by the then Deputy Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic, which…

August 12, 2022Montenegro, Serbia

Geopolitics National Security

Russia’s involvement endangers security in the Balkans

Tensions in northern Kosovo remain high even though the barricades set up by Serbian extremists have now been removed after the decision for a 30-day postponement of implementation for with…

August 11, 2022Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Conflict Estimates Intelligence ops

Moscow fuels the Serbia-Kosovo border tensions

Russia and its satellites the region have unleashed a new war in the Balkans. Serbian President Vučić's statement about being attacked by Kosovo and the Balkans’ ‘denazification’ clearly echoes Russia’s…

August 1, 2022Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Geopolitics

Russia with new strategy for destabilization in the Western Balkans

Balkans has a long history with Russian influence. Last three decades, collisions of Russian Foreign Policy and US foreign policy in Balkans mostly have happened in Bosnia and Herzegovina and…

June 7, 2022Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Democracy Governance

Vucic’s win over the three main narratives

Thirty years after the siege of Sarajevo by Serbian forces, which is considered one of the longest sieges in the history of modern warfare, where more than 11,500 people were…

April 6, 2022Serbia

Governance

In the last election the Putinists win, but Putin loses

In the heart of a war in Europe, a vote took place last Sunday in two countries just a few miles from the war front. In both Hungary and Serbia,…

April 5, 2022Hungary, Serbia

Geopolitics Opinion

Between Russia and EU: How Serbia chooses to glorify war criminals over European integration

To the murals collection of Serbian war criminals in Belgrade, recently joined a photograph of Russian President Vladimir Putin, someone in Belgrade drew it in support of the terror he…

March 14, 2022Serbia

Serbia, the only country in the Balkans that did not condemn Russian aggression in Ukraine

Twenty-three years ago, Vucic's predecessor, Slobodan Milosevic, had carried out horrific aggression against the people of Kosovo. To this day, official Belgrade has never expressed regret over the massacres that…

February 28, 2022Kosovo, Serbia

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