A state actor’s involvement in the blast of the Nord Stream pipelines last year is the “absolute main scenario”, said the Swedish prosecutor investigating the attack. A Reuters report — State actor involvement in Nord Stream pipeline attacks is ‘main scenario’, says Swedish investigator, April 6, 2023, — said: A …
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Vuk Jeremić: The implementation of the “French-German” agreement has begun, but the first consequences could cost Serbia fabulously
The President of the People’s Party, Vuk Jeremić, said that yesterday the implementation of the “French-German” plan for Kosovo and Metohija began with the signing of the Declaration on Enforced and Enforced Disappeared Persons during the 1999 War, which could cost Serbia hundreds of millions, if not billions of euros …
Read More »Counting Vučić and SNS members
Counting sheep was the best traditional natural recipe found to get you to sleep if you can’t sleep. They say that shepherds in medieval Britain still counted sheep, counted, counted, every time they went to sleep, and that’s how they finally got to SNA. In modern Serbia, with a similar …
Read More »Surviving Contact with the Enemy: The UK’s Economic Crime Plan (2023–2026)
The UK government’s second Economic Crime Plan is welcome, but do enforcement agencies have the arsenal to deliver? When the UK government’s first ever whole-of-government plan for tackling the myriad harms of economic crime to the UK wrapped up in July 2022, we gave its impact a mixed scorecard. Although …
Read More »POLISH AGRICULTURE MINISTER FALLS ON SWORD AS ZELENSKY VISITS POLAND
The resignation of Henryk Kowalczyk was seen as a political cost PiS had to pay to appease farmers angry at the flood of Ukrainian grain into the country and to enable the first state visit of Ukraine’s president to pass off smoothly. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky paid his first state …
Read More »DEMOCRACY DIGEST: FRIENDS OF ZEMAN BENEFIT FROM SWANKY VILLAS AT RIDICULOUS RENTS
In other news, plans are in the works for Hungarian PM to visit Ukraine; Slovakia’s National Security Authority claims acting interior minister illegally accessed classified EU and NATO documents; and Poland gets 2 new ministers. Rental housing prices in the Czech Republic have risen dramatically over recent years, driven higher …
Read More »The longest and bloodiest battle of the war in Ukraine: Why is Bahmut so important?
The battle for Bakhmut has already become the longest and bloodiest battle of the war in Ukraine. Losses are high – on both sides, and the outcome is still uncertain. Why is Bahmut so important? Before this war, hardly anyone had heard of Bahmut, a small town of seventy thousand …
Read More »INTERVIEW Nenad Canak: I absolutely understand the need to replace Đukanović after 33 years in power, but…
I am not very familiar with the actions of the newly elected President of Montenegro. I only know that he was elected to the apostolic government of Zdravko Krivokapić on the recommendation, to put it mildly, of the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral. Which already makes me doubt the …
Read More »Vučić on elections: Belgrade elections when Đilas calls for them
The elections will take place when they ask me to, said the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić, answering the question of when the elections will be held in Serbia. Vučić pointed out that Dragan Đilas will win the holding of the Belgrade elections and not only him, but others who …
Read More »America and China Need to Talk
A Lack of Dialogue, Visits, and Exchanges Is Raising the Risk of Conflict Relations between the United States and China have fallen to their darkest depths since the early 1970s, when U.S. President Richard Nixon met with Chinese leader Mao Zedong (and Nixon’s national security adviser, Henry Kissinger, met with …
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