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11. novembar/studeni, 2015.
Russia Exploits Montenegro’s Vulnerability and Western Mistakes

Montenegro’s invitation to join NATO, anticipated as early as December, has been threatened by two mistakes, one by the West and the other by the government, according to two diplomatic experts on the Balkans.

9. novembar/studeni, 2015.
Bechev: Montenegro and Serbia in the EU Would be Good for Russia

Bechev, a senior fellow at the European Institute, London School of Economics, says that because of the approach that Russian decision-makers take, Montenegro and Serbia joining the EU will be good news for Moscow, at the end of the day.
6. novembar/studeni, 2015.
Montenegrin Turmoil Unabated

Continuing protests in Montenegro have led to a further chilling relations between Podgorica and Moscow, with Montenegro accusing Russia of meddling in its effort to join NATO and the Russians accusing Montenegro of using the protests to “demonize” Russia.
5. novembar/studeni, 2015.
Mira Markovic’s Book and its Riddles

Belgrade journalists Milos Vasic and Bosko Jaksic discussed the publication of a new book by Mirjana “Mira” Markovic, the widow of former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic which was even available at newsstands in Serbia
20. oktobar/listopad, 2015.
Serbia: Sitting Between Russia and NATO

In the "Most" program, Jelena Milic, Director of the Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies in Belgrade and Aleksandar Radic, a military analyst from Belgrade, discussed the military exercises between Russia and Serbia titled ‘Slavic Brotherhood’.
15. oktobar/listopad, 2015.
Russia in the Balkans: How should the EU respond?

Dimitar Bechev of the European Policy Council, outlines possible ways in which the European Union could counter Russia's influence in the Balkans.
29. septembar/rujan, 2015.
Putin’s nervous neighbors: High Anxiety in the Baltics

In northeastern Europe, there’s growing anxiety that history will grab Latvia and Lithuania by the throat again. Both have been NATO members since 2004. But they’re eager for more assurance these days.
25. septembar/rujan, 2015.
Haig: Ukraine Has The Right to Choose Its Alliances, including NATO

Barbara Haig, deputy to the president of the National Endowment for Democracy, rejects Russia’s takeover of Crimea as unacceptable and supports Ukraine’s bid to join NATO, saying that Ukraine, as an independent country, has a right to choose its alliances.
23. septembar/rujan, 2015.
Fücks: West Must Find Way to Address Russia’s Disruptive Power

The West must find way to deal with Russia, not only because of its spoiler capacity, said Ralf Fücks, president of the German Heinrich Böll Foundation and a former Green Party official.
13. septembar/rujan, 2015.
Predsednik Putin i njegovi prijatelji

U poslednjih 11 godina mnogi junaci koji se pominju u ovim redovima, prijatelji Putina, zauzeli su rukovodeće položaje. Stalno postavljamo isto pitanje: “Kako je moguće da je vlast u državi zauzela grupa ljudi od kojih su većina bili saradnici KGB-a?”
9. septembar/rujan, 2015.
Serbian Leaders on East-West Seesaw

Participation in military parades in Russia and in China and joining military exercises with Russia and Belarus last month and visiting Kazakhstan, all the while professing a desire to join the European Union. What is happening with the see-saw diplomacy of Serbian leadership between the East and the West?
31. avgust/kolovoz, 2015.
Macedonia: Its Name, Its Corruption, and Looming Global Flashpoints

The country, until recently a promising exception in a troubled region, now finds itself in political turmoil over the wiretapping allegations, while simultaneously having to deal with a series of other vexing issues.

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Četvrtak, 20. februar/veljača 2025.

Russia Exploits Montenegro’s Vulnerability and Western Mistakes

Bechev: Montenegro and Serbia in the EU Would be Good for Russia

Montenegrin Turmoil Unabated

Mira Markovic’s Book and its Riddles

Serbia: Sitting Between Russia and NATO

Russia in the Balkans: How should the EU respond?

Putin’s nervous neighbors: High Anxiety in the Baltics

Haig: Ukraine Has The Right to Choose Its Alliances, including NATO

Fücks: West Must Find Way to Address Russia’s Disruptive Power

Predsednik Putin i njegovi prijatelji

​Serbian Leaders on East-West Seesaw

Macedonia: Its Name, Its Corruption, and Looming Global Flashpoints

Serbian Leaders on East-West Seesaw