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Balkans in turmoil, in Belgrade a St. Bartholomew’s Night is in the works
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Balkans in turmoil, in Belgrade a St. Bartholomew’s Night is in the works
March 14, 2025

Even an ordinary cui bono analysis should suffice to impart credibility to some very dark forebodings.

Stephen Karganovic
The Hague Tribunal’s last, shameful hurrah
November 24, 2024

For the Hague Tribunal, leaving the now useless conscience-stricken general to rot and die in its Polish dungeon is the optimal solution.

Stephen Karganovic
The Hague Tribunal’s last, shameful hurrah
World
Internal crisis shakes Balkan media network run by UK intel, leaked emails show
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Internal crisis shakes Balkan media network run by UK intel, leaked emails show
August 17, 2024

A prominent propaganda outlet in the Balkans, which is directly overseen by a British government agency that Reuters once labeled “an influential soft-power extension of UK foreign policy,” appears to be on the brink of collapse after a major schism between staff members and leadership.

Collective West’s concocted genocide narratives collectively bite the dust
June 4, 2024

Does Srebrenica even qualify as genocide and can it ever legitimately replace Jasenovac as its Balkan paradigm?

Stephen Karganovic
Collective West’s concocted genocide narratives collectively bite the dust
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Vote on Srebrenica, a warning sign for the “Global South”
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Vote on Srebrenica, a warning sign for the “Global South”
May 25, 2024

Unfortunately, most oppressed countries fell for the bait of imperialism. They voted together with their worst enemies: the USA, Germany, the United Kingdom and France.

Eduardo Vasco
Are there bounds to collective West’s cynicism?
April 11, 2024

The false narrative of “Srebrenica genocide” has been picked apart relentlessly over the last decade and a half, Stephen Karganovic writes.

Stephen Karganovic
Are there bounds to collective West’s cynicism?
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Enslaved by Nonprofits: How NGOs Colonize Developing Countries
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Enslaved by Nonprofits: How NGOs Colonize Developing Countries
February 3, 2024

November 21 marked the 28th anniversary of the signing of the US-brokered Dayton Agreement, which brought an end to the proxy war in Bosnia after three years and eight months. It is an event few celebrate – although there was much cheering in Sarajevo two days later when Stuart Seldowitz, the man who led negotiations on Washington’s side, was arrested for subjecting Muslim Americans to vile verbal abuse.

Mass Graves, Grave Questions: Britain’s Secret Srebrenica Role
December 30, 2023

Widely ignored official reports and never-before-seen declassified files suggest shadowy British special forces operatives played a crucial role in one of the 20th century’s most notorious and controversial massacres.

Mass Graves, Grave Questions: Britain’s Secret Srebrenica Role
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