Serbia
21 articles
A potential peace deal between Russia and Ukraine under former US President Donald Trump could risk destabilizing the Western Balkans by emboldening Serbian territorial claims and challenging EU credi...
The possibility of large-scale protests against Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's government is increasing due to growing dissatisfaction among the population. There are concerns that these potenti...
The article discusses President Trump's objectives in Serbia and highlights that the United States has recognized the methods employed by Russia to exert influence in countries within or around its sp...
A condition set by Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti in his offer to the Serbian Government is that Serbia must extradite Milan Radojicic, who is sought for war crimes allegations. This demand empha...
The article discusses a strategic corridor through the Balkans as part of preparations and planning for potential conflict scenarios involving NATO and Russia. This includes logistical considerations ...
Following a year of anti-government protests in Belgrade, Serbia faces significant challenges stemming from corruption. This corruption not only hinders economic growth but also jeopardizes political ...
The article discusses the challenges and considerations for the European Union (EU) in potentially expanding its membership rapidly to include countries from the Western Balkans, Ukraine, and Moldova....
The US has issued a temporary license to JSC Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), a majority-Russian owned Serbian oil company impacted by US sanctions imposed on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine. These...
Russia is employing the Serbian oil company NIS as a means of exerting pressure and coercion. The country's leadership in Moscow has communicated threats and the hierarchical relationship between Russ...
Russia has developed multifaceted ties with Serbia that encompass ideological, cultural collaboration via the Orthodox Church, alongside political, economic, and security relations. This partnership i...
The article discusses ongoing interest and debate within American political circles regarding Kosovo's status as an independent nation versus its historical ties to Serbia. It highlights continuing ch...
US sanctions against Serbia's largest refinery have pushed Gazprom to negotiate the sale of its 56.2% stake in NIS to Hungary's MOL by January 15th, as confirmed by President Vucic. Despite this econo...
Serbia's president announced that the NIS plant, which has been under sanctions, will start producing oil derivatives by mid-month. The restart could help stabilize Serbia’s energy supply amid potenti...
Serbian defense firm Yugoimport is exploring ways to equip smaller tactical vehicles with more powerful offensive and defensive weapons while acknowledging the constraints on technological advancement...
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that Serbia will not engage in any conflict or confrontation with Russia. He emphasized maintaining friendly relations and cooperation despite regional tensio...
A discussion between Ilva Tare and five experts from the Europe Center at the Atlantic Council evaluates US policy towards the Balkans under President Trump's second term in 2025, and forecasts future...
The article discusses the situation between Serbia and Russia, highlighting President Aleksandar Vucic receiving a warning from Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to Zoran Anđelković, an MP a...
Nobel laureate and Chief Adviser of Bangladesh's interim government, Muhammad Yunus, has called for the revival of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC). At a regional forum, he...
The Serbian President expresses hope for the quick sale of an oil firm based in Pancevo refinery which controls around 80% of fuel supply needs in Serbia. The current situation is complicated due to U...
President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia maintains dialogue regarding the National Industrial and Shipping Company (NIS) with Serbian allies. He expressed confidence in Serbia’s commitment to fulfi...
The article discusses potential instability in Serbia due to ongoing and past student protests, cautioning that such movements can be co-opted for non-progressive purposes....