Author: Orhan Dragas

At the beginning of the pandemic, when the European and world media wrote about the change of course of Aleksandar Vučić and Serbia from theView More

It would be beneficial for Serbia if the arrival of Prime Minister Brnabić which was announced, and cancelled at the last moment, to welcome theView More

Brussels is with you again – the heads of diplomacy of France and Germany, Jean-Yves Le Drian and Heiko Maas pompously announced, asking Belgrade andView More

Frequent looking towards the Far East can weaken our eyesight and therefore we do not see clearly where we need to go. Staring at distantView More

Josip Broz Tito died this month 40 years ago, but we won’t talk much about him here. Just about one of his decisions, but notView More

“You Serbs started the last century with wars, you ended it with wars… What are you preparing for this century?” – This question Henry KissingerView More

Isolation during the virus epidemic could have been a good opportunity to think and rest, followed by hard work on a project that began 17View More

He may have seemed arrogant at the time he said it, but many years ago Henry Kissinger unmistakably marked the weakest point of European unificationView More

In recent weeks, I have done my best to challenge the utterly cliché, superficial, and insolent thesis of numerous European media that Aleksandar Vučić hasView More

It would be all right if Keno Verseck, a freelance journalist from Germany, read a section of the Serbian Constitution concerning the state of emergencyView More