Russia’s war on Ukraine is changing European politics. But it would be complacent to think that the war will do away with pro-Putin illiberals.
Europe: A Time for Choices
Nothing would signal European solidarity more clearly than to see neutral nations apply for NATO membership.
Bear Feeders in the Balkans
Russia’s threats against Ukraine have helped reveal its sympathizers in south-eastern Europe There’s a lot of them.
A Disturbing Marriage: Serbia and China Team Up on Digital Surveillance
Just as 2021 was drawing to its close, protestors blocked major roads in Serbia. They opposed laws perceived as benefiting global mining corporations.
Serbia’s Journalists: Martyrs for Truth
The risks run by Serbian news journalists are high, while the likelihood of justice is low.
From Father to Daughter: Passing the Flag of Serbian Protest
Thousands of Serbs have demonstrated in recent weeks against a new lithium mine and its enablers in the authoritarian government.
Hungry Ghosts
Mujanović establishes a unique and persuasive take on the historical narrative of the Balkans
The EU and the Riddle of the Vegetarian Tiger
The European Union is causing problems in its dealings with an increasingly nationalist Serbia. The answers are clear, but the bloc’s diplomats seem unable to grasp them.
Bosnia: A Sea of Red Flags
Division and even armed conflict are a growing possibility in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Not for the first time, Russia is heavily implicated
Dithering EU Puts Balkans at Risk
The EU must be consistent about its messaging, lest it lose its ability to help build a Europe whole, free, and at peace.