Author: Orhan Dragas

Their names were Ivan, Vladyslav, and Myroslava – two-year-old twins and their one-year-old sister. On the night of February 10, they slept in a houseView More

President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that US-Russian economic talks are underway, addressing issues of Ukrainian territory and security. The Ukrainian intelligence service has learned of aView More

In an address to the European Parliament on January 26, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte presented an assessment of European security without the usual diplomaticView More

When Donald Trump assumed office for the second time as President of the United States, the global order was already facing a crisis of confidence.View More

Over the past year, a student rebellion has emerged in Serbia, welcomed by the public as something almost lifesaving – a sign that society isView More

For the European public, 2025 feels like déjà vu. As they watch battles near Kharkiv and in the Donetsk region, many wonder if Putin isView More

Within just a few days, Serbia received three messages from Moscow. They were not contradictory; on the contrary, they were perfectly coordinated. The director ofView More

The Kremlin does not follow the rules. It only respects pressure. The belief that patience, reaction, and defensive measures can “contain” Russia is one ofView More

The warnings of a major war coming from NATO, including those from Secretary General Mark Rutte, should not be dismissed as political rhetoric or psychologicalView More

In Western political and media discourse over the past several months, the phrase “Ukraine fatigue” has appeared with increasing frequency. It is uttered cautiously, almostView More