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Chinese foothold
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić announced a mid-May visit to China. “In my professional life, this will certainly be the most important visit for the sake of the citizens of…
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Western Balkans Overview May 11, 2026 – CWBS
Christian Schmidt Resigns from the Position of High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina The High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, German diplomat Christian Schmidt, has resigned after almost five years…
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Schmidt Has Fallen — Washington and Banja Luka Have Finished the Job! — Dragan Bursać
Introduction: “When a High Representative can be removed by an agreement between Washington and Banja Luka, bypassing Sarajevo, then it is clear how thin the real sovereignty of this country…
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China’s Quiet Conquest of the Western Balkans — Danilo Kalezic
Foreign media and academic analysis have long been preoccupied with studying Russian interference in the Western Balkans—its disinformation campaigns, political meddling, and security footprint — while largely neglecting a quieter,…
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Gradual EU enlargement: to be or not to be?
Since the beginning of 2026, the Member States of the European Union and EU institutions are actively discussing possible changes to the process of accession to the bloc, in view…
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Western Balkans Overview May 03, 2026 – CWBS
The EU has suspended payments to Serbia under the Growth Plan due to controversial justice laws The European Union has suspended financial tranches for Serbia within the Growth Plan for…
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Western Balkans Overview Apr 24, 2026 – CWBS
Verdict Delivered in the “Banjska” Case The Basic Court in Pristina delivered a first instance verdict in the “Banjska” case, sentencing two defendants — Blagoje Spasojević and Vladimir Tolić —…
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Kosovo Back in Political Circulation: How Moscow and Belgrade Are Synchronously Heating Up an Old Conflict
In the second half of April 2026, the issue of Kosovo — the former Serbian autonomous province that declared independence on 17 February 2008, and one of the potential flashpoints…
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Cancellation of the Brdo–Brijuni Summit as a breakdown in regional communication
The cancellation of this year’s Brdo–Brijuni Summit by the President of Croatia, Zoran Milanović, shocked many, first and foremost in the region. This is something more than just another diplomatic…
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The End of Orbán’s Autocracy, Vučić Should Brace Himself – Boris Varga
Serbia does not know where it wants to be, and this is already an inherited generational problem The victory of Peter Magyar and his party Tisza in the parliamentary elections…