Author: Orhan Dragas

Bashar al-Assad visited Vladimir Putin in Moscow. It was a friendly meeting between two autocrats who understand the other’s difficulties, partly because of the warView More

In Georgia, they are called Georgian Dream, and they have been in power since 2012. They were founded by former Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili, whoView More

Vučić’s critics were malicious before he left for the meeting in Brussels, and sadistic when he returned and explained the situation regarding Kosovo on RTS.View More

Around this time 75 years ago, a storm was brewing in Josip Broz Tito’s cabinet. Alternatives were tested on how to respond to Big BrotherView More

Vladimir Putin received a standing ovation from thousands of his supporters a year ago at Moscow’s Luzhniki Stadium. He addressed them wearing a jacket thatView More

Russia is doing a great service to Serbia, helping it to make important decisions at the end of Kosovo negotiations. When the difficult and complicatedView More

The acceleration of the agreement between Belgrade and Pristina in the past year happened because the United States got involved more actively than before. BeingView More

If the current draft agreement between Belgrade and Pristina becomes a “legally binding document”, it will not remove the issue of Kosovo as one ofView 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

RUSSIA NEEDS A MILITARISED SERBIA Security and international relations expert from Belgrade Dr Orhan Dragaš talks about why Russia is responsible for the mired inView More