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The myth of Russian veto on the UN resolution on Srebrenica: How Russia saved the Serbs from non-existent accusations of being “genocidal people”

Igor Mirosavljević13. 07. 2023.

by Igor Mirosavljević13. 07. 2023.

One of the most frequently used arguments in support of the importance of Russian support for Serbia is Russia’s veto on the British resolution in...

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Russia backs Serbian government’s narrative on protests being part of Western pressure on Serbia

Jovana Maričić28. 06. 2023.01. 09. 2023.

by Jovana Maričić28. 06. 2023.01. 09. 2023.

Russia has publicly supported the Serbian government in face of the “Serbia against Violence” protests, labelling the protest movement as a part of Western pressure...

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Von der Leyen’s four-pillar plan for the Western Balkans hints at EU’s resolve to introduce staged accession

Jovana Maričić20. 06. 2023.

by Jovana Maričić20. 06. 2023.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen recently announced a new growth plan for the Western Balkan countries at the GLOBSEC Forum in Bratislava. The...

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Vučić’s “People’s Movement for the State” – New suit for the Serbian Progressive Party

Sofija Popović12. 06. 2023.

by Sofija Popović12. 06. 2023.

Tens of thousands of Serbian citizens have been protesting on the streets for the sixth consecutive week following two mass murders, while President Aleksandar Vučić...

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Through military exercise with NATO members, Serbia leans towards cooperation with the West

Igor Mirosavljević27. 04. 2023.

by Igor Mirosavljević27. 04. 2023.

At the beginning of April, the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Serbia confirmed the information that the Serbian Armed Forces will again participate...

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Corrupt Practices Thrive in North Macedonia’s Murky Contracting Landscape

Jovana Maričić13. 04. 2023.

by Jovana Maričić13. 04. 2023.

Shocking allegations have emerged regarding the oversight of large-scale infrastructure projects in North Macedonia, with reports of exorbitant fees paid to engineers and suspicions of...

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Agreement with Kosovo: A condition for continuing negotiations of or a shortcut to Serbian EU membership?

Sofija Popović31. 03. 2023.

by Sofija Popović31. 03. 2023.

The agreement in Ohrid was the second in the past month that Kosovo and Serbia committed to. After the acceptance of the European plan in...

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“Constructive ambiguity” in the dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo present even after the Ohrid agreement

Igor Mirosavljević31. 03. 2023.

by Igor Mirosavljević31. 03. 2023.

After the 12-hour round of dialogue between the leaders of Serbia and Kosovo, Aleksandar Vučić and Albin Kurti, on March 18 in Ohrid, facilitated by...

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The corruption case in Serbian state company EPS – What we know so far?

Sofija Popović27. 03. 2023.27. 03. 2023.

by Sofija Popović27. 03. 2023.27. 03. 2023.

During February of this year, the state company Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) was in the public’s focus for the umpteenth time due to corruption. Only fourteen...

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After illegal entries doubled in 2022, migration from the Western Balkans again in EU’s focus

Igor Mirosavljević27. 03. 2023.

by Igor Mirosavljević27. 03. 2023.

In 2022, more than 330,000 illegal crossings of the EU external borders were detected. Since 2019, the influx of migrants to the EU has been...

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The myth of Russian veto on the UN resolution on Srebrenica: How Russia saved the Serbs from non-existent accusations of being “genocidal people”

Russia backs Serbian government’s narrative on protests being part of Western pressure on Serbia

Von der Leyen’s four-pillar plan for the Western Balkans hints at EU’s resolve to introduce staged accession

Vučić’s “People’s Movement for the State” – New suit for the Serbian Progressive Party

Through military exercise with NATO members, Serbia leans towards cooperation with the West

Corrupt Practices Thrive in North Macedonia’s Murky Contracting Landscape

Agreement with Kosovo: A condition for continuing negotiations of or a shortcut to Serbian EU membership?

“Constructive ambiguity” in the dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo present even after the Ohrid agreement

The corruption case in Serbian state company EPS – What we know so far?

After illegal entries doubled in 2022, migration from the Western Balkans again in EU’s focus

Deputy Minister of Integration Ms. Eralda Çani holds discussion with journalists from...

European Commissioner Johannes Hahn visits Montenegro

Western Balkans united against the proliferation of firearms

Hahn to visit Macedonia Monday, Priebe Tuesday

Maas: Migration from the Western Balkans related to both economic and political...

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