Estonia’s biggest defense exercise Spring Storm starts
Estonia’s largest defense training exercise Spring Storm (Kevadtorm) started on Monday and will last until May 26. Approximately, 14,000 personnel will take part. Army,...
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The Embassy of Ukraine in Belgrade reacted to Vučić’s statement
The Embassy of Ukraine condemned the negative publicity given to the 2013 and 2014 Maidan demonstrations in Kiev in Serbia. In a statement, the...
A Russian footprint in Moldovan regional elections
On May 14, 2023, residents of the Gagauzia Autonomous Territory in southern Moldova go to the polls to elect their new governor for the...
UK promises Ukraine drones and missiles during Zelensky’s European tour
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Monday he would send drones and hundreds more missiles to Ukraine during Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit...
Former Senior CIA Covert Intelligence Officer on what Russian Spies are Doing Now
Former CIA covert intelligence officer John Sipher, a Russia specialist who has worked for 28 years, including in Moscow, talks about what is happening...
Putin’s ‘Night Wolves’ are erecting a statue of Slobodan Milosevic in the centre of Moscow: What is he holding in his hand?!
In a month or so, in mid-June, a statue of former Serbian authoritarian president and Hague indictee (he was tried for war crimes but...
Bosnian Serbs Chase Closer Ties With Beijing Amid Western Pressure, Looming Debt
Faced with growing economic pressure over looming debt payments and a lack of foreign investment, Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik is seeking a financial...
The New York Times responds to Vučić: Article on crime ties, based on facts!
The New York Times responded to the accusations made by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, who slammed the article written about him a few days...
Kosovo suspects Serbia is reinstalling police in the north
Data from a security institution in Kosovo indicates that Serbia is reopening the offices of its Interior Ministry in northern Kosovo. According to the...
Former Russian state TV journalist claims Putin ‘doesn’t have enough Novichok’ to kill growing number of critics
A former Russian state TV journalist has claimed that an “isolated” Vladimir Putin “doesn’t have enough Novichok” to kill his growing number of critics....
Why Putin’s repression is worse than what I endured under the Soviets
Forty-seven years is not a round number. Nevertheless, May 12 will mark a significant anniversary in the history of the Moscow Helsinki Group: It...
Putin has nothing left to display
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This year’s Victory Day parade in Moscow to remember the fallen in the Second World War was always expected to be a pared-back affair....
The opposition is not silent, Vucic is “not running away”: What is the epilogue of the protests in Serbia?
Mass protests against violence in Belgrade, as well as gatherings in other cities, were framed by President Vučić’s TV appearances. There are accusations of...
The Kremlin Drone Ding and the Wagner Rant
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The past week has seen two strange developments related to the Ukraine war that have raised more questions than answers: the drone strike at...