The President and the Prime Minister are divided over whether local elections should take place as originally scheduled this Sunday, with the former attempting to
Tag: Balkans
The Balkans and Their Consequences
Where to start with today’s Balkans… Now, or almost three decades ago, when the victorious West decided, as its strategic and ideological foe disintegrated, that
Balkan History Didn’t Inspire the Christchurch Terrorist Attack
A deliberately deceptive effort was made to connect the Christchurch terrorist attack to Balkan history. The Australian terrorist meticulously scrawled the names of many Balkan
Russia’s Recognition of “North Macedonia” Is Part of the “New Balkans” Plan
Russia’s recognition of “North Macedonia” disappointed many activists in what Moscow would have otherwise continued to regard as the Republic of Macedonia per its constitutionally
AN INTRODUCTION: Smart Power & The Human Rights Industrial Complex
Human rights and the West: does the reality live up to the rhetoric? On the surface, the cultural narrative seems innocent enough: billionaire philanthropists, political
Russia Might Return to the Balkans in a Big (But Controversial) Way
The highly influential and well-connected Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) is proposing that Moscow organize a multilateral conference to re-divide the Balkans along ethnic lines,
The Geopolitical Strategy of the US’ Global Hegemony by a Notorious Russophobe Zbigniew Brzezinski
If we have to use force, it is because we are America. We are the indispensable nation. (Madeleine K. Albright, February 1998)[1] Madam Secretary As
Don’t Overestimate the Russian-Serbian Strategic Partnership
Russia’s relations with Serbia are excellent, but overestimating their potential might unwittingly generate very high but false hopes about their future, especially as it relates
