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23. oktobar/listopad, 2014.
Zubov: The annexation of Crimea as the Anschluss of Austria in 1938

Austrians coveted unification with Germany for nearly two decades, and that dream was finally fulfilled by Hitler. The situation in Crimea is similar, said Andrei Zubov, a former professor at the State Institute of International Relations in Moscow who was sacked from his job for drawing that comparison a few months ago

22. oktobar/listopad, 2014.
Walker: Russia’s War on Democracy and Media Freedom in Eastern Europe

Christopher Walker is executive director of the National Endowment for Democracy’s International Forum for Democratic Studies, a leading center for the analysis and discussion of the theory and practice of democratic development.
20. oktobar/listopad, 2014.
Soldatov: Russia presents itself as a protector of the Balkans from the West

Russia still feels like a superpower that needs to control, or at least protect the Balkans from the West, says Andrei Soldatov, a founder and an editor of the website Agentura.Ru in an interview with RFE/RL.
14. oktobar/listopad, 2014.
Serbs Positive About Putin

Vladimir Putin is visiting Belgrade on October 16 mark Liberation Day amid pressure on Serbia from the West to join international sanctions on Russia. Belgrade residents voiced support for Putin's presence at the celebrations.
9. oktobar/listopad, 2014.
Belgrade moves World War Two Liberation Ceremony for Putin

Belgrade is preparing an ambitious ten-day celebration of its World War II Liberation Day, and is faced with numerous controversies that run the gamut from why it is spending money on this at a time of economic crisis, why it invited Russian President Vladimir Putin, and why it has changed the celebration date to accommodate Putin’s schedule.
3. oktobar/listopad, 2014.
Gas supply: Serbia caught between Russia, EU

Serbia was warned late last month that its failure to implement an agreement signed within the European Energy Community in 2006 might endanger Serbia’s accession to the European Union.
29. septembar/rujan, 2014.
Dodik – Russia’s Faithful Ally

In the “Most” (Bridge) program, Omer Karabeg talks to Bodo Weber, associate of the Democratization Policy Council in Berlin, and Marko Prelec, director of the Balkan Group for Political Research on about the question of Russia's interests in the Balkans after the start of the Ukrainian crisis.
23. septembar/rujan, 2014.
US Ambassador: Russia Not Alone in 1944 Serbian Liberation

After word that Russian President Vladimir Putin might come to Serbia to celebrate the 70 anniversary of the liberation of Belgrade, US Ambassador to Serbia Michael Kirby said his country expected Serbia to distance itself from its Eastern partners.
19. septembar/rujan, 2014.
Can the referendum in Scotland affect Bosnia?

On the eve of the referendum on independence in Scotland on Thursday, world news agencies were reporting statements by Serb Republic President Milorad Dodik who has said he is following the situations in Italian South Tyrol, Scotland and Catalonia, and calls them “crucial experiences for Bosnian Serbs”.
17. septembar/rujan, 2014.
Weber: Dodik wanted to initiate secession of the Republika Srpska; Vucic stopped him

The Ukrainian crisis has accelerated the diplomatic race between Russia and the West to strengthen their influence in the Western Balkans. A new study by Bodo Weber and Kurt Bassuener of the Berlin-based Democratization Policy Council investigates new challenges for the policy of the European Union and the US in the region amid the context of relations between the West and Russia.
9. septembar/rujan, 2014.
Picula: Putin counting on a divided West

Tonino Picula, a former Croatian Forign Minister, is “shadow rapporteur” for Ukraine as a member of the Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament. Picula talked with RFE about different aspects of the Ukrainian crisis, divisions in the West, Putin’s plans and the influence of the Ukrainian crisis on countries in the region.
5. septembar/rujan, 2014.
Bosnia As Russia's Solution For Ukraine

When Russian President Vladimir Putin looks at Ukraine, does he see Bosnia? The Balkan country, which has a tri-partite presidency that reflects its ethnic balance, has remained at peace for almost two decades since the 1995 Dayton Accords ended its three-year war.

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