Republika Srpska on the road to independence
In late April, Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik, at a meeting with representatives of parliamentary parties from Republika Srpska, proposed the adoption of a new...
The sad state of affairs in Germany: from economics through “ecology” to politics
Europe's once richest and most stable country has been in a similarly "stable" economic crisis for more than a year, which is increasingly affecting domestic...
Christopher Hill: the American osprey has entangled Serbia
In March 2022, American Christopher Hill arrived in Belgrade as the U.S. ambassador. The Western Balkans were nothing new for the diplomat. On the contrary,...
A “political war” has erupted in Congress over the military budget
Problems in the U.S. military and the endless struggle between the White House and Congress over the future budget merged into one in July. The...
The mysterious wife of the Albanian “prime minister”: a secret lever of the West?
In November 2022, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic went on a working visit to Norway. Two issues were on the agenda: electricity and... Kosovo. It is...
Milatovic’s hypocrisy: false hope for “Serbian peace”
Back in late June, at the Southeast European summit in Podgorica, the new president of Montenegro, Jakov Milatovic, announced that he would soon visit Serbia....
The main battleground for the United States is Latin America
Latin America remains a key and strategic region for the United States: the Americans may lose influence in Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Africa,...
Polish nationalism: the wealth and misfortune of the Polish people. Part 2
We have talked about the importance of nationalism in Polish society before, and ended with the fact that Polish nationalism relies on political movements and...
How Germans are paying for Brussels’ sanctions war
The German government always pursues a colorful and spectacular international policy. Large-scale projects and transformations are implemented, which, as a rule, are paid by German...
The origins of the economic war between the “Young East” and the “Aging West”
In 1991, after the collapse of the USSR, the Cold War ended and the world became unipolar for several decades. At the first stage, the...