The Fated Kosovo: A Land in Peril?
We previously wrote about how Albanian separatists had taken control of municipalities in Serbian communities in Kosovo and Metohija. In response to the terror unleashed...
Viktor Orbán’s “new Austria-Hungary” against EU liberal trends
Hungary is increasingly threatening the calm and “harmony” of the liberal establishment in Brussels. Viktor Orbán has just won the presidency of the European Council and...
The end of the AstraZeneca project as a vivid example of the presence of the “COVID lobby”
Another corruption scandal in the UK would not surprise anyone if it echoed the conspiracy theories of anti-COVID dissidents who are convinced that the virus...
The European Path of Montenegro: Expectations and Reality
One of the first points in his election program last year's presidential winner Jakov Milatović was rapid accession to the EU. However, more experienced politicians...
New parliamentary elections: a gamble or Macron’s clear plan?
Immediately after the bad results of the elections to the European Parliament, Emmanuel Macron began to look for a way out of the deadlocked political situation....
UK Conservative Party. How it failed in the election campaign
By mid-June, the electoral battle ahead of the House of Commons elections was escalating. Alternative for Britain, Nigel Farage's Reform UK Party presented its election...
Kosovo: A Western-backed Child in a War Against “Serbian Peace”
August has not passed without its share of "black swans" for Serbia, as protests against Rio Tinto's lithium mining have been overshadowed by an escalation...
Bosnia — a US testing ground
The pressure on Milorad Dodik, attempts to dismantle the Republic of Srpska, and the purchase of local military-industrial complex are just some of the many...
What will happen to the EU in a war with Chinese electric cars?
The European Union plans to impose tariffs on imported Chinese electric vehicles. However, such policy will lead to problems for the EU. Read more about...
Rio Tinto, Get Out of Serbia!
A wave of mass popular protests swept across Serbia from August 1 to 11. The reason was a renewed public debate about the opening of...