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:…

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…

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…

Following "hours of discussions" in mid-March between Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and the President of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian entity Republic of Srpska, Milorad Dodik, in the presence of Serbian Patriarch Porfirije,…

The arrest of the former Chief Special Prosecutor of Montenegro (GST) Milivoje Katnić is an event that carries multiple meanings and has political and security connotations and consequences. Katnić's arrest…

Montenegrin authorities, in the third setting after the changes from August 2020, are finally starting to "achieve results" in foreign policy as well. We are not referring here to the…

The recent address by the Russian Patriarch to the public was not a coincidence. Declaring war in Ukraine as a Holy War emerged from the conclusions of XXV Congress of…

Elections in North Macedonia often mirror the deep societal fissures and political strains that transcend the usual boundaries of political rivalry. The dominating themes in the political discourse are not…

There are three pictures that show the real state of affairs when it comes to the credibility of the European policy of the ruling coalition in the Montenegrin Parliament and…