Diana. Twenty-three years old. Seven months pregnant. A hospital bed in a maternity clinic in Kamianske, in the center of Ukraine. Her heart filled with both fear and joy, anticipating the arrival of a new life. A child who will…
When Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić arrived in Odessa on June 10, it was not just a visit. It was a political and moral step rarely seen in today’s world—an act that carries weight despite the avalanche of pressure, condemnations, and…
In the past few days, Ukraine has once again proven that it no longer plays by rules imposed by others. While global powers weigh their strategies, drowning in endless security conferences and declarations without results, Ukrainian forces carried out one…
“The Serbian military industry stabs Russia in the back.” This sentence, published in an official statement by the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), represents the most direct and crude attack by the Russian state on Serbia in modern history. The…
Imagine a state that poisons members of the opposition, shuts down independent media, arrests journalists, and tortures them to death—and then organizes an exhibition in the capital of another country to celebrate the “truths” of its propagandists. This is precisely…
Putin’s “Easter truce” was another deliberate deception in the arsenal of propaganda and armed warfare that Russia has been waging against Ukraine. Neither sincerity nor peace was the intention or content of this announcement — it was a mask for…
For decades, the United States of America has been the backbone of the Western alliance, the guarantor of global security, and a symbol of political and military power that deters those who want to shape the world according to the…
There are times in history when change doesn’t happen gradually but crumbles right before the eyes of those who fail to grasp what is disappearing. These are the days that don’t just alter political currents but reshape how a nation…
Interview for the Sarajevo daily newspaper Dnevni avaz: The place of BiH and Serbia is in the EU and NATO Neutrality and “sitting on two chairs” only prolong the state of political uncertainty BiH is facing a new political crisis…
Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s foreign minister, issued threatening messages yesterday during a press conference, warning Serbia and its president, Aleksandar Vučić, of “painful consequences” if Belgrade decided to impose sanctions on Russia or take any action deemed hostile by Moscow. The…
