Pro-Russian Russians of Serbia
A viral video of a Russian expat in Serbia revealed the depth of Russian emigres refusal to integrate into the Serbian society.
Powdered Šešelj
The previous election cycles in Serbia are a clear warning that the stubborn Serbian student movement’s right-wing politics is a road to electoral failure.
Doctor Lavrov’s urinotherapy clinic
With the Russian business interests in Serbia safe and sound, and considering the close ties with the local Serbian Orthodox Church, there are no signs of cracks in the relationship between official Moscow and Belgrade.
The eternal corruption of the insatiable mind
Serbia, a nation where 2/3 of the people, give or take, claim that their financial situation is good, yet expect that ruling party would provide them with employment in return for loyalty. Deeply rooted, cynical perception of Serbian society that “everyone steals” is a breeding ground for an entrenched kakistocracy.
Public meltdowns over Zelenskyy’s visit to Serbia
President of Ukraine Zelenskyy’s visit to Serbia this weekend doesn’t signal a change in Serbia’s foreign policy posture, but it did ruffle a lot of feathers in Russia and the Serbian opposition right wing.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy to visit Serbia on Saturday
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to visit Serbia on August 8, the most pro-Russian nation in Europe. A recent poll reveals Serbian public sentiment blames Ukraine, NATO, the EU and the US for the Russian aggression.
The perpetual perfect storm of the Serbian victimhood narrative
The discovery of new mass graves in Kosovo containing the remains of Albanian civilians killed during the Kosovo conflict did not move the Serbian internal victimhood narrative based on the expulsion of Serbs from Kosovo and Croatia. Serbia commemorates the latter every August.
Spain’s migrant crisis reality check: Russian propaganda machine goes full steam ahead over Ceuta
The migrant flow to the Spanish north African exclave of Ceuta has prompted a flurry of reactions across Europe, evoking the trauma of the 2015 migrant crisis, while there are warnings from Ukraine that Russia in cooperation with Morocco could be orchestrating the influx of illegal migrants.
“Four Pillars” foreign policy of Serbia has such sights to show you
Four Pillars foreign policy, which supposedly aims for a balancing act between EU, the US, China, and Russia, is a logical extension of domestic Serbian political discourse of narcissism and the notion of historical injustices that robbed us of greatness. So don’t read too much into Vučić’s visit to Kyiv.
Instagram barbarians of Serbia
With Russia and China firmly in the camp of the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić, and with further own goals from the student movement, will the Serbian centrist opposition be able to capitalize on the votes of the pro-EU part of the electorate?
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