Author: Orhan Dragas

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

The distance between Belgrade (or Pristina, all the same) and Washington is about 7,000 kilometers, which is eight to nine hours by plane, which meansView More

There are many answers to the question – when, in fact, the Kosovo problem began, but none of them is convincing and reliable enough. However,View More

If we were to move in time to a very near future, in which the Kosovo issue and the relations between Serbs and Albanians wouldView More

No matter what happens in the November elections, Donald Trump will be remembered as the president of the United States who brought the biggest positiveView More