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May rendezvouses in Belgrade
Active work of the Serbian leadership in the first half of May, immediately after a new government has been appointed, is rather impressive. On the one hand, it is clear…
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Western Balkans Overview May 13, 2024 – CWBS
North Macedonia has new president who doesn’t recognize country's new name Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova, who was nominated by the opposition party VMRO-DPMNE, became the new president of North Macedonia. Stevo Pendarovski,…
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Orbán’s Macedonian game
After the duo of presidential and parliamentary elections in North Macedonia, the country is entering an era of change. The change of power will lead to conceptual shifts in foreign…
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Relations between Montenegro and Serbia: A bad constant – Miodrag Vlahović
The election of the new Serbian government has already been evaluated by many as an indication of the (bad) continuity of official Belgrade policy. Things are, in fact, even worse:…
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Belgrade and Beijing – friends against whom?
Chinese President Xi Jinping on May 7-8 paid a visit to Serbia. It has been eight years since the last visit of the Chinese leader. And he was welcomed truly…
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Western Balkans Overview May 6, 2024 – CWBS
New government composition approved in Serbia A total of 152 deputies in the People's Assembly of Serbia out of 213 supported the country's new government led by Miloš Vučević, leader…
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Serbia’s New Cabinet: Cementing the Anti-Western Path – Ljubomir Filipović
The Serbian Parliament ratified the country's new government led by Miloš Vučević, formerly the Minister of Defense. In his inaugural address to Parliament, Mr. Vučević emphasized the importance of fostering…
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Western Balkans Overview Apr 29, 2024 – CWBS
North Macedonia to see presidential election runoff Candidate from the opposition VMRO-DPMNE Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova sealed 40% of the votes in the first round of presidential elections in North Macedonia on…
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There will be no war, but there is already a hybrid conflict
The resolution of the UN General Assembly on the genocide in Srebrenica was only supposed to fixate a fact long proven by international courts. But the Serbs perceived it practically…
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The UN resolution on Srebrenica and the shame of the Montenegrin Government – Miodrag Vlahović
When, during the mandate of the 42nd Government of Montenegro, Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapić, the Minister of Justice Vladimir Leposavić was dismissed because of his statement in the Parliament that…