Milorad Dodik was not a candidate in these elections. A court barred him from holding public office for attempting to undermine the constitutional and legal order of the state. And…

Only the populist appeal of the Student List can defeat Aleksandar Vučić’s populist coalition. The snap parliamentary elections called by President Aleksandar Vučić for 25 October will not decide whether…

Montenegro must apply its sanctions policy inside public institutions. Alignment with European Union decisions carries obligations that cannot end with a government announcement. The recent visit of Russian academics to…

After more than a decade of dialogue mediated by the European Union, relations between Kosovo and Serbia face a political paradox: the dialogue continues, agreements exist, and implementation mechanisms have…

When Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine in 2022, I began investigating the operations of the Russian retail chain MERE in Bosnia and Herzegovina. At first, I had only documents…

Putin no longer needs to send tanks towards Warsaw to wage war against Europe. A drone carrying explosives in Leipzig, sabotage in Poland, torched infrastructure, saboteurs and an army of…

In Steven Spielberg’s Saving Private Ryan, a military unit is sent behind enemy lines to save one soldier. Beyond the story of rescue, the film raises a difficult question: what…

Although the Ukrainian President’s visit to Serbia was of symbolic value, reactions to Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s stay in Belgrade continued for a long time in the regional media Even far more…

Over the past four years, Serbia has effectively pursued two parallel campaigns in Washington. One was directed at the Biden administration, the other at the Trump administration. The rhetoric, priorities,…

Has the case of Ilia Perekopsky, long-time Telegram vice president and close associate of Pavel Durov, once again placed Bosnian institutions under a security test – or, how to strike…