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Russia policy after the war: A new strategy of containment

As Vladimir Putin’s world-altering war against Ukraine enters its second year, any hope of reviving the post-Cold War European security order depends on defeating Russia in Ukraine. But that will only be the first step in what will be a long struggle—one that calls for an updated strategy of containment. …

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INTERVIEW Šaip Kamberi, PDD MP: The Brussels dialogue is the last possibility to affirm the political position of the Albanians of the Preševo ​​Valley.

I expect that both sides in the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina next Monday will accept the “European proposal” as a good basis for reaching an agreement. I don’t know if anything will be signed that day, but I expect that these talks will give new impetus and progress towards …

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Increased number of Serbian soldiers in the Helbruk combat group, which includes members from Bulgaria, Romania, Greece, Ukraine and Serbia

The Parliamentary Committee for Defense and Internal Affairs adopted today the Government’s proposal on amendments to the Decision on the use of the Serbian Armed Forces and other defense forces, which foresees that the number of personnel in international missions will increase from the current 700 to 800. The increase …

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The United States is fighting an existential fight

I would like to explore an essential idea that is little developed among commentators: It is first of all the United States which leads an existential combat. An existential fight in what they consider as their essence: to be the First, the Sovereign, the Master of the World. The American …

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