Author: Orhan Dragas

In May, the Russian ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Igor Kalabuhov, lectured the citizens of a guest country. He was giving them advice on theView More

A few days ago were 13 years since Sergei Magnitsky was killed in the Butyrka prison in Moscow. Seven days before he would have hadView More

European Union and the United States want to bring the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina to an end in a short period of time andView More

Russia never ceases to shock. From the biggest shock eight months ago, when it attacked Ukraine, until today, not a day has passed without civilizationView More

What would you think of a crew in a bar shouting that they are going to destroy the place, beat up all the guests andView More

The idea of the reintegration of Kosovo into Serbia’s constitutional order, published by a group of politicians and intellectuals, has one important positive side. Namely,View More

Russia is protecting Serbia’s interests regarding Kosovo at the UN, and especially in the Security Council, it goes without saying. As if it is aView More

One of the most famous movies in history Dr. Strangelove by Stanley Kubrick has a slightly less known subtitle – How I Learned to StopView More

New book by Dr Orhan Dragaš, The End of the Russian World – Russia, Ukraine, Balkans was published, in Serbian and English. Author’s analyses dealView More

Money has been spent in vain, and it seems that huge amounts of money are just about to be spent. Putin and his government spareView More