Author: Orhan Dragas

Russia’s ambassador to Serbia, Alexander Botsan-Kharchenko, a respected and experienced diplomat and undoubtedly a great connoisseur of Serbia and the Balkans, reacted critically to lastView More

The circle has closed. On the last day of June, NIS joined a sad group of more than 45,000 companies and entrepreneurs (data for 2019)View More

For who knows which time, politics has abused the international judiciary to achieve a political goal in the Balkans. The publication of indictments against Thaci,View More

Instead of the Republic Electoral Commission and the Parliament, the main news for Serbia in these first, post-election days, will come from the world capitals.View More

Carl Bildt, one of the dinosaurs of European politics, is the best example of what Belgrade and Pristina are facing these days, as they enterView More

In its history, Serbia has often not understood the world, because the world was interpreted for it by those who knew very little or nothingView More

“It is a madness if you repeat the same action and expect a different result,” is a saying attributed to Albert Einstein. In it, weView More

“There can be no progress towards the EU if there is no dialogue on Kosovo”! You have probably just gone over this sentence, thinking, rightly,View More

The roles we know them for seem to have changed – Europeans from Brussels burst from self-confidence to the limit of arrogance, impose conditions, determineView More

A large part of the troubles that Serbia is facing today in finding a solution to the issue of Kosovo arises from a long-standing blindView More