China in the Balkans: Neutral business partner or a foreign power?
China’s engagement in international politics has intensified in recent years, especially since Xi Jinping became the general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party. The Western...
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Controversial Chinese motorway the largest Montenegrin project since independence
by Hana Semanić
The latest film by the Centre for Investigative Journalism of Montenegro with a very symbolic name – Put svile (Silk Road) – provides a critical...
The Bear never sleeps: The Position of the Serbian-Russian Humanitarian Centre in Niš
In an attempt to prevent a potential humanitarian crisis threatening its population, Serbia has committed itself to intensive civilian cooperation with the Russian Federation. An...
Russia, North Kosovo and Kosovo Serbs: What are the connections?
by Daniel Heler
Kosovo statehood, as well as general state of economic and social affairs there, has been afflicted by frozen conflict in the north, unsettled status and...
Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue and the Russian Factor: Opportunity for Cheap Points
by Daniel Heler
After initial success of the so-called technical talks and the landmark First Agreement of Principles Governing the Normalisation of Relations concluded in spring 2013, negotiations...
Russia uses the Serbia-Kosovo dispute to assert its influence in the Western Balkans
The Western Balkan countries have once again become the battlefield of the great powers since Russia has lately started using this region to position itself...
Sand Heavier than Soil: UAE Venture on Agricultural Land in Serbia
Starting from 2012, with the new Serbian government led by the Serbian Progressive Party stepping into power, one of the important foreign partners of Serbia...