Author: Orhan Dragas

The news that Vladimir Putin is not coming to visit Serbia has the same impact on the Serbian political public as when he came toView More

It seemed that the EU really woke up from a deep sleep and that it is determined to bring the negotiations between Belgrade and PristinaView More

It should have seemed that things settled down between Belgrade and Moscow after the apologies of Putin, Lavrov and Zakharova herself regarding her vulgar commentView More

Harsh words from Brussels on the account of corruption in Serbia have been following us for years, and it will be the same in theView More

Miroslav Lajčák certainly does not want that, but his attempt to bring Serbs and Albanians to an agreement is already too similar to all theView More

It used to be simple. It was deemed – if there are American soldiers somewhere, then American business will come there. This simple geopolitical equation was used byView More

Last week, we were reminded along the way, or learned, that September 15 marks the International Day of Democracy, one of those dates on whichView More

The oval room in the White House is working these days as a real diplomatic factory from which, one after the other, agreements on resolvingView More

There is a long list of those whom Aleksandar Vučić disappointed, failed, and even betrayed with his signature, and especially with his behavior in theView More

During the preparations for another round of negotiations on Kosovo in Vienna, Slobodan Samardžić, an adviser to the then Prime Minister Vojislav Koštunica, briefly presentedView More