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25. mart/ožujak, 2015.
Is Russia Showing Special Interest in Macedonia?

Macedonia and other Balkan countries are seeing increasing warnings from US diplomats that Russia is seeking increased influence in the Balkans and Macedonian analysts warn Russia may play the Orthodox or pan-Slav card.

16. mart/ožujak, 2015.
Hudson: Ukraine is slipping into a frozen conflict

It does look like Ukraine is slipping into a frozen conflict that is going to remain for a very long time, especially as views seem to vary so much among pro Russian separatists and the central power in Kiev, said John Hudson, an analyist with the “Foreign Policy” magazine.
12. mart/ožujak, 2015.
Banac Expects Putin Will Not Stop

In an interview with RFE, history professor Ivo Banac talks about the prospects for the peace agreement for Ukraine, the possibility that Montenegro might to be left without an invitation for NATO and whether it is possible for small countries to maintain a neutral position
6. mart/ožujak, 2015.
Ukraine Conflict and Bosnian War: Similarities

In the latest edition of The Bridge, Dusan Lazic, former Serbian Ambassador to Ukraine, and Nerzuk Curak, professor at the Faculty of Political Sciences in Sarajevo discussed Russia’s attempts to hide the military aid it sends to separatists in eastern Ukraine, just as Serbia once tried to hide participation offormer Yugoslavian People’s Army (JNA) units in the war in BiH
3. mart/ožujak, 2015.
US Warnings of Russian Destabilization Have Montenegrins Talking

US warnings that Russia might try to destabilize Montenegro, among several other countries, are being taken seriously in Montenegro.
28. februar/veljača, 2015.
Judah: West Is Taking Russian Meddling in the Balkans Seriously

US Secretary of State John Kerry’s statement, that Balkan countries are on the firing line in relations between Washington and Moscow, is very significant, says Tim Judah, a British pundit and the author of several books on the Balkans.
26. februar/veljača, 2015.
Serbia turns to other gas suppliers

Serbian authorities are turning toward other sources of gas and moving toward decreasing the country’s dependence on Russian monopolist Gazprom since the cancellation of the South Stream pipeline.
12. februar/veljača, 2015.
Filipenko: Crimea will be part of Ukraine

Serbia will have the support of Ukraine and of all OSCE members if it uses its special relationship with Russia to achieve implementation of last year’s Minsk Agreement, said Yevhenia Filipenko, Chargé d'Affaires of the Ukrainian Embassy in Serbia.
12. februar/veljača, 2015.
Crimea will be part of Ukraine

Serbia will have the support of Ukraine and of all OSCE members if it uses its special relationship with Russia to achieve implementation of last year’s Minsk Agreement, said Yevhenia Filipenko, Chargé d'Affaires of the Ukrainian Embassy in Serbia.
10. februar/veljača, 2015.
Officials dismiss talk of Russian military base in Montenegro

After US Senator Christopher Murphy stated that Russia has offered Montenegro several billion dollars to allow a Russian military presence on the Montenegrin coast, Montenegrin Minister of Foreign Affairs dismissed this.
9. februar/veljača, 2015.
Krastev: The Balkans are key to Russia’s policy of divide and rule

Ivan Krastev, the Chairman of the Center for Liberal Strategies in Sofia and permanent fellow at the Institute of Human Sciences in Vienna (IWM), argued in a recent article that the Balkans are the soft underbelly of Europe.
19. januar/siječanj, 2015.
Serbia Faces Pressure in Presiding Over OSCE

Serbia’s foreign minister, Ivica Dacic, looked forward with optimism to presiding over the first meeting of the OSCE’s permanent council in Vienna, noting that Serbia will preside in a year that the organization the 40th anniversary of the Helsinki Final Act or the Helsinki Accords.

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