Eurasia

Sanda Rašković Ivić: Kosovo još nije oteto, Srbija ne sme dobrovoljno da učestvuje u otimanju

Poslanica Narodne stranke Sanda Rašković Ivić izjavila je danas da Kosovo i Metohija „još nije oteto“ i da Srbija ne sme da dobrovoljno učestvuje u otimanju dela svoje teritorije i prihvati sporazum po kojem bi samoproglašeno Kosovo postalo član UN. „Kada nešto date, onda je gotovo, a ako vam neko …

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DPK i DSK traže da Kurti bude ispitan o slučaju nestanka uzoraka Astrita Deharija

Predstavnici Demokratske partije (DPK) i Demokratskog saveza Kosova (DSK) zatražili su danas da Specijalno tužilaštvo ispita premijera Kosova Aljbina Kurtija o slučaju nestanka uzoraka preminulog aktiviste pokreta Samoopredeljenje Astrita Deharija. Poslanica DSK Doarsa Kica-Dželjilji postavila je na Fejsbuku postavila nekoliko pitanja o tome da li su uzorci izgubljeni ili namerno …

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„Potpisivanjem francusko-nemačkog plana stvara se velika Albanija“: Održana tribina „Ne kapitulaciji! Ne ultimatumu!“ u Nišu

Potpisivanje francusko-nemačkog plana za Kosovo značilo bi secesiju južne srpske pokrajine i stvaranje velike Albanije, ocenili su danas na tribini u Nišu predstavnici Dveri, Nove Demokratske stranke Srbije, Pokreta obnove Kraljevine Srbije i Zavetnici. Predsednik Novog DSS-a Miloš Jovanović rekao je da je Aleksandar Vučić već u dva navrata rekao …

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The Developing World’s Coming Debt Crisis

America and China Need to Cooperate on Relief In April 2020, with the global economy going into free fall, the risk of developing countries defaulting on their debts grew acute. The leaders of the G-20—a group of the world’s largest economies—quickly put in place an initiative that would suspend debt …

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The Persistence of Great-Power Politics

What the War in Ukraine Has Revealed About Geopolitical Rivalry At the Munich Security Conference in February 2022, mere days before the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Annalena Baerbock, Germany’s newly minted foreign minister, argued that Europe faced a stark choice between “Helsinki or Yalta.” To one side was the 1975 …

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Partenariat sino-iranien : Un nouvel ordre mondial se forme

Le principal acquis de la visite du président iranien, Ebrahim Raïssi à Pékin va bien au-delà de la signature de 20 accords de coopération bilatéraux. Il s’agit d’un point d’inflexion crucial dans un processus historique intéressant, complexe, qui dure depuis des décennies : l’intégration de l’Eurasie. Rien d’étonnant à ce …

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Why South Africa is drifting into the Sino-Russian orbit

South africa’s navy, like much of the country, is dilapidated. Its fleet spends less than half the time on the seas than it did a decade ago. It has few working ships, a result of budget cuts by the ruling African National Congress (anc). So it makes sense that the …

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Mark Sedwill on a year of fighting in Ukraine

A YEAR AGO, Vladimir Putin launched the first full-scale invasion of a sovereign European country since the second world war. Badly planned with badly led, badly equipped and badly motivated soldiers, Russia’s offensive stalled against Ukraine’s courageous resistance. The defenders were inspired by Volodymyr Zelensky, led with military flair, and …

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What Ukraine means for the world

The outcome of the conflict will determine the West’s authority THE OFFICES of Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE), NATO’s command centre near Mons in Belgium, are the opposite of imposing. Instead of granite and marble, the low-ceilinged corridors are decked out with plasterboard and tiled carpeting. Four-star generals prefer …

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The Confrontation With Russia And US Grand Strategy – Analysis

Over the past year, two understated but dramatic shifts in US strategy have taken place: the United States no longer seeks to prioritize cooperation with Russia and no longer expects to forestall greater Russia-China cooperation. Support for Ukraine becomes critical as part of an overall strategy designed to degrade Russian …

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