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....
“Poland from sea to sea” remains a pipe dream for this country
For the U.S. government and many European countries, the "Ukrainian issue" has become ideologically and geopolitically decisive. But for Poland, Ukraine is not just another...
Truss quarrels Britain with China and Sunak can’t reconcile it with India
We have written repeatedly that the monarchy in Britain is not experiencing the best of times, and that Charles III is but a pale shadow...
New NATO Secretary General will have a female and very “American” face
At the beginning of the winter of last year, even before the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which reshaped the whole world geopolitics and gave new...
Rishi Sunak in the face of constant hardship
When Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister of Great Britain last year, optimists gave him great credit. Here are just some of such positive assessments: the...
Western superhuman complex: 24 years without apology to Serbs
On March 24, 1999, the so-called "allied bombardment" of Yugoslavia by NATO countries began and lasted 78 days. By supporting the Kosovo separatists, the Western...
“Platinum Wolf” in Serbia: a step into NATO?
In June, the Serbian Armed Forces are planning to hold a joint exercise with the armies of the United States and other Western countries called...
Chronicle of militarization of Europe: even Latvia restores conscription and follows in the footsteps of “totalitarian” Russia
When we discussed the autumn mobilization in Russia, we said that its cause was far from just a local tactical picture on the front, but...
Militarization of Poland: Foreign policy “debts” suppress common political sense
Poland, as one of Ukraine's most loyal and radical allies in the confrontation with Russia, has undoubtedly suffered certain military and economic losses along the...
The U.S. and European countries sincerely want to help Ukraine, but their military-industrial complex does not allow them to fulfill these “noble” goals
Arms deliveries to Ukraine have become a real "bone of contention" among NATO countries, showing how different political goals many of them are pursuing. For...