R2P, or the “responsibility to protect,” was a geopolitical tool used by the West after thoroughly destabilizing a nation through armed proxies to then intervene militarily, enact regime change, occupy, and reorder the nation both […]
Sarajevo – The BiH permanent representative to the UN at a session of the UN General Assembly today will not vote for a resolution titled “territorial integrity of the Ukraine,” since the BiH Presidency has […]
Banjaluka – The Serb entity in Bosnia-Herzegovina will not allow this country to join the EU and U.S. sanctions against Russia, RS President Milorad Dodik has said. “I do not intend to deal with the […]
Balkan countries are increasing co-operation in response to the developments in Ukraine as experts have warned of security implications of separatist tendencies. Examples of a re-energised co-operative spirit can be found in several countries, including […]
Sarajevo – Bakir Izetbegovic, chair of the BiH Presidency, today spoke with Alexander Bocan-Harcenko, ambassador of the Russian Federation in BiH, about the bilateral relations of the two countries, the current political situation in BiH, […]
The Hague – Russia’s attitude to its neighbours is a sign of weakness, US President Barack Obama said on Tuesday after the Kremlin took control of the Crimea region from Ukraine. “Russia is a regional […]
Belgrade – Ivica Dacic, leader of the Socialist Party of Serbia and outgoing prime minister of Serbia, said today that consultations about the composition of the new Serbian government are not being performed in Russia or […]
By Jochen Bittner Simferopol, Ukraine — Here is a disturbing thought: What if Vladimir V. Putin no longer has power to prevent bloodshed in Ukraine, even if he wants to? The idea first crossed my […]
Belgrade, Serbia (AP) — Vladimir Putin’s key argument justifying Crimea’s secession from Ukraine and annexation by Russia is the West’s acceptance of Kosovo’s declaration of statehood in 2008. Kosovo and Crimea both sought independence against […]
‘A democratic reply to undemocratic pressures.’ This is how Radovan Karadžić’s party characterised the referendum it organised in Bosnia in November 1991. The anti-democratic measure, as they saw it, was the majority vote by the […]
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