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The Slow Art of Whole-of-Government “War”

Mere survival may become more urgent than Macron’s speculative musings on transforming the EU into a third force. The Washington Post tells us that President Macron’s getaway to China sparked a European ” outcry “. That’s what it seems. Although at first glance his geostrategic recommendation that Europe should keep …

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Private armies wreak havoc

Mercenaries thrive while democracy dies… Last week, Russia claimed to have taken control of the city of Bakhmut after an eight-month battle with Ukrainian forces – the longest and bloodiest fight of the war so far. The assault was not carried out by the Russian armed forces, however, but by …

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“Political Brothers Grimm without responsibility for disastrous policy towards Kosovo and Metohija”: Opposition on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the signing of the Brussels Agreement

Representatives of the opposition options in Serbia have no words of praise for the Brussels Agreement and those who accepted it ten years ago on April 19, the then Prime Minister Ivica Dačić and the first Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić, who is now the President of the country. As …

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