Serbia’s UN Vote: Vučić’s Mistake or a Distraction?
On February 24, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution marking the third anniversary of the war in Ukraine, titled "Promoting a Comprehensive, Just,...
Behind the protests in Serbia is… Vucic?
The blockade of Belgrade's largest transport hub, Autokomanda, as part of the ongoing student protests, has forced the country's authorities to issue another statement. However,...
The Student and School Protests in Serbia: A People’s Desperation or a Well-Scripted Show?
A devastating roof collapse at a railway station in Novi Sad has triggered an unprecedented wave of public outrage in Serbia. The accumulated discontent over...
The explosion in Kosovo: what really happened?
On November 29th, a powerful explosion occurred in the village of Vrhavec municipality Zubin Potok, Kosovo and Metohija. The Ibar-Lepenac canal was damaged as a...
Brawl in the Serbian Parliament: causes and consequences
The session of the Serbian Parliament, where the country's budget was to be adopted, ended in a mass brawl. The protracted physical conflict involving almost...
Lithium Dispute: Why Does the Big West Need Mines in Small Serbia?
The extraction of lithium is one of the most important geopolitical issues of the future, as evidenced by the war on Ukraine. In this context,...
Energy Slavery? What’s Hidden in the US-Serbia Energy Partnership
Serbia and the United States have signed a Strategic Partnership Agreement for the energy sector. The document, which was signed by Serbian Foreign Minister Marko...
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...
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...
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...