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Republic of Srpska in crosshairs again
World
Republic of Srpska in crosshairs again
August 20, 2025

The political siege of Russia’s tiny Balkan ally, the Republic of Srpska, an autonomous entity within Bosnia and Herzegovina, is gaining momentum.

Peter Szijjarto makes major announcement on energy security
August 10, 2025

In order to preserve the achievements of utility cost reductions, Hungary will build a new crude oil pipeline with Serbia, which could be operational as early as 2027, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto announced on Monday in Budapest.

Peter Szijjarto makes major announcement on energy security
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Countdown begins for the Republic of Srpska
World
Countdown begins for the Republic of Srpska
August 9, 2025

The chronic political crisis in the Republic of Srpska, one of two ethnically-based constituent entities of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has taken a grave turn for the worse.

L’intifada serba
August 6, 2025

In una contesa tra spietati furfanti professionisti e idealisti con gli occhi pieni di stelle, per quanto dolorosa da sopportare, il risultato è raramente in dubbio

L’intifada serba
Italiano
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The Serbian intifada
World
The Serbian intifada
August 2, 2025

In a contest between ruthless professional scoundrels and starry-eyed idealists, however painful to bear, the outcome is rarely in doubt. 

Ungheria separatamente
July 28, 2025

Nonostante le pressioni di Bruxelles, l’Ungheria non rinuncia alla cooperazione eurasiatica

Ungheria separatamente
Italiano
In Odessa, cornered Serbia again recklessly pokes the bear
World
In Odessa, cornered Serbia again recklessly pokes the bear
June 12, 2025

One of the more fascinating puzzles is from whom the Serbian government are receiving their crackpot foreign policy advice.

Serbia’s neutrality in question: A growing strain on ties with Moscow
June 6, 2025

If Russia decides to respond with stern measures to the Serbian leaders’ duplicity it is the Serbian people who will have to pay the price for the malfeasance of their rulers.

Serbia’s neutrality in question: A growing strain on ties with Moscow
World
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