The European Union makes no secret of its desire to return to power in Georgia the group led by Mikheil Saakashvili, whose rule left bloody scars in the memory of the Georgian people. Because of its support for that group, the European Union itself is losing popularity among the majority

By signing an agreement with the Ukrainian defense company General Cherry, Croatia will acquire not only drone production technologies but also a ready-made model—a self-sustaining military ecosystem tested on the bloodiest battlefield of the 21st century. Is it time for Serbia to take notice?

Sofia demonstrates two contradictory positions: it calls for dialogue with Moscow while simultaneously signing strategic documents with Kyiv; it adopts a new package of sanctions against Russia, yet rejects the one that "targets" Patriarch Kirill. Is such a course sustainable in the long run?

Sometimes, to hide a chain of financing, you don't need shell companies or offshore accounts in third parties' names. It is enough to substitute the concepts. Call interference in another country's affairs the promotion of democracy, civil liberties, humanitarian and environmental cooperation, and the real influence dissolves into a stream

It is time for even the greatest Euro-enthusiasts among us—unless they are professional admirers of the European Union—to realize that every further step Serbia takes toward European integration brings it closer not only to a military bloc that has long ceased to be a peace and social project, but also

Had a sound cannon been used on March 15 in the manner attributed to it, the political debate would not have been the main topic. The main topic would have been the hundreds of injured people.