President Aleksandar Vučić announced that the first 125 million euros will soon arrive in Serbia as part of the Growth Plan for the Western Balkans. But that this is not an unconditional donation from the European Union, but funds for which our country will have to meet certain standards. In …
Read More »Keep An Eye On The Balkans: It’s The World’s Next Flash Point – Analysis
When considering the security and stability of Europe, the first thing that comes to mind is Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. After all, it is the largest outbreak of war in Europe since the 1940s. However, about 1,000 kilometers to the southwest of the front lines in Ukraine, another European security …
Read More »Policy Of The Republic Of Croatia Towards Bosnia And Herzegovina 1992-95 (Part III) – Analysis
Croatian attempts to calm the Croat-Bosniak war The representatives of Croatia tried to diplomatically stop the war with recent allies. Thus, on the night of April 24 to 25 in Zagreb, Izetbegović and Boban, in the presence of Tuđman and Owen, signed a joint statement that the body that will …
Read More »Elections In North Macedonia Bring Us Back To The Era Of Pjetër Bogdan – OpEd
There is a gap between the expectations from the elections in North Macedonia and the reality in the sphere of geopolitics. North Macedonia should not fall into the trap of ethno-nationalism. Introduction The results of the presidential elections that took place this week in North Macedonia were as expected. In …
Read More »Albania Sees Rise In Killings, Crime Starting From Toxic Online Content – Analysis
Experts say legislation is needed to address toxic social media content that too often turns into offline violence in Albania, but there are fears authorities will seek again to exploit the issue for political gain. In December last year, a well-known Albanian TikToker posted a video “confessing” that he had …
Read More »Polarization Threatens to Derail Bosnia’s EU Ambitions
The opening of EU accession talks marks an important milestone for Bosnia, where ethnic tensions run high. But progress on the EU track is no remedy for the chronic crisis besetting the country’s politics. Bosnia finally has some good news. On March 21, the European Council gave the country the …
Read More »German media: Serbia’s “perfect trap” for Kosovo in the Council of Europe
When the proposal for the statute of the Union of Serbian Municipalities is finally on the table, Belgrade obstructs it in every way, writes Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, as reported by Deutsche Welle (DW). The thesis of the journalists of that newspaper is that Serbia is thus preventing the admission of …
Read More »International police action in BiH, police chief in FBiH also arrested – in connection with the “Tito and Dino” drug cartel
The international police action “Black guy 2” is ongoing throughout BiH, in which several people have been arrested so far, including some of the high-ranking police officials, who are linked to the “Tito and Dino” drug cartel. “Arrests and searches are carried out in dozens of locations, in the area …
Read More »“The Serbian community suffered the biggest blow in Banjsko, people are leaving”: A journalist from North Mitrovica for Danas on the position of Serbs in Kosovo
The Serbian community in Kosovo suffered the biggest blow from the armed conflict in Banjska, from which it is still recovering. While he is recovering, the citizens are leaving, Ana Marija Ivković, journalist of Radio Kontakt plus from Kosovska Mitrovica, tells Danas. On Sunday, citizens in the north of Kosovo …
Read More »Danas interlocutors on the split in the SPN coalition: We will see who will “autovate” as Milica the “liar” and who as Vuk Jeremić, the film will definitely be for the Oscar
“The split in the coalition of Serbia against violence was met with some sensationalism, but in my opinion, it is a false dilemma. The SNP had the function of showing that the opposition can achieve a significant result despite the unfair election conditions. Now, when it is consolidated, it doesn’t …
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