The resignation of the NATO-occupied Serbian Autonomous Province of Kosovo & Metohija’s so-called “Prime Minister” in reaction to his unexpected summoning by an international court
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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
Believe It or Not, Two of the Smallest Actors in Europe are Bullying Russia
It sounds absurd at first listen, but Malta and Kosovo — two of the smallest actors in Europe — are bullying Russia by preventing its
The Stench of Color Revolution in Serbia
At any given moment there are mass protests happening somewhere for some reason. Whether the protestors have a legitimate call to arms is a very
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,
Worse than Obsolete: NATO Creates Enemies
NATO’s and the US military’s desecration of corpses, attacks on wedding parties, mosques, hospitals and market places — along with the bombing of allied troops,
Kosovo’s Army Causes a Split in the West But Who’S to Blame?
NATO has expressed its ‘regret’ that Kosovo has decided to upgrade its Security Force into an army, but the move is just the next, logical
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
