The Montenegrin National Statistics Office, Monstat, released the results of the 2023 census a year and a half after it was conducted. While some data had been published earlier, the…

Following the political changes in 2020, some citizens of Montenegro began referring to the Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC) as the “Church of Serbia” to emphasize its role as an instrument…

Lithium has become a central topic in the Serbian public sphere. As public opinion researchers might say, lithium is the trigger for civic discontent with Vučić’s autocratic regime, which has…

The concept of the "Russian world" as a transnational community finds its roots in the early 19th century, particularly in the Theory of Official Nationality or Theory of Official Nationalism.…

Main Similarities Between the Serbian and Russian States and Their Ideologies of Greater State Nationalism Today In both countries, so-called state freedom is placed above individual freedom. Therefore, they are…

The war has begun. Europe is at war. Anyone living on the old continent should be aware that the fact that Avdiivka is not within the borders of the European…

Budva is a small town that occupies a central part of the Montenegrin coast. With a population of just 25,000, it is one of the fastest-growing towns not only in…

It is still unknown who gave the idea to Milojko Spajić and his government to submit two amendments to the draft UN Resolution on remembrance and commemoration of the 1995…

The term "genocide" was coined by the Polish lawyer Raphael Lemkin to describe the Nazi systematic efforts to annihilate Jewish population of Europe, but also earlier examples of similar organized…

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:…