“Does the Vatican know what the Albanian bishops in Novo Brdo are doing?” – the question many Serbs asked these days
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Bloomberg: Serbia and other nine nations with worst Misery Index score remain identical in 2019
Venezuela again leads most-miserable pack amid hyperinflation. Switzerland, Singapore among best performers in economic gauge
The Guardian: Happy birthday, Nikola Tesla – thanks for the electricity
Electric motors, power generation, electricity delivered over great distances, radio and even those sparking towers in the Frankenstein films – a Yugoslav-born electrical engineer is the one to thank
Albanian separatist authorities taking over Serbian religious and cultural heritage in Novo Brdo
They are trying to proclaim the Church of St. Nicholas of Novo Brdo as being a Catholic temple and thus to extract it indirectly from the cultural heritage of the Orthodox civilization of the Old Serbia
Reuters: Kosovo president sees Washington as key to solve conflict with Serbia
Without the U.S. we can never have any dialogue, negotiations or any agreement, Thaci told Reuters TV in Berlin
Ichak Kalderon Adizes: I Cry for You, Serbia
Whenever Serbians have built something, a crisis struck, a war broke out, or a political party that prohibits wealth took power. They lost everything they had built
Dragana Trifkovic: Kosovo is Serbia
Time and again there are ethnic conflicts in Kosovo between the Albanian majority and the Serb minority. The Serbian politician and journalist Dragana Trifkovic talks for ZUERST! about the causes of problems
Stanislav Bishok: Moscow will remain Belgrade’s natural ally who will never betray Serbia
The Russian President is not obliged to be more Serbian than the Serbian President who did, indeed, communicate with Mr. Thaci, said Stanislav Bishok in an interview with Milos Milojevic
Council on Foreign Relations: A Conversation with Hashim Thaçi
President Hashim Thaçi of Kosovo discusses his country’s ten years of independence, its progress in joining international organizations such as the United Nations and the European Union, and the country’s foreign policy in the region
Paul Craig Roberts: In the Western World Truth Is on Its Deathbed
To watch the entirety of the Western world stand largely silent and uninvolved while Truth is publicly executed is very discouraging
MP of the German Bundestag Petr Bystron: Kosovo will again be a part of Serbia
Interview conducted by Dragana Trifkovic, Director of the Centre for Geopolitcal Studies with the MP of the German House of Representatives (Bundestag), Mr. Petr Bystron
Serbian president: Some EU countries are hypocrites on Kosovo issue
Serbia’s course of EU integration is impeded once again by simmering tensions with Kosovo. How is Belgrade going to get around this – and is the region in any danger? We talked about this with Aleksandar Vucic
Andre Vltchek: “The Faces of North Korea”
Here it is – my short film about North Korea. No need to drag it, to prolong it – let’s just watch it all together
John Friedman: Presidential elections in Azerbaijan
An international monitoring mission, comprised of legislators from different countries and regions of Europe, from Germany to Greece, was able not only to observe and certify the democratic nature of Azerbaijan’s presidential elections
Guardian: Study suggests cancer risk from depleted uranium
These data suggest that exposure to particulate depleted uranium may pose a significant [DNA damage] risk and could possibly result in lung cancer, the team led by John Pierce Wise wrote in the journal Chemical Research in Toxicology
Roman Novozeev: The Moldavian catastrophe. Is there a way out?
Moldova, this is part of Christian Europe. Its multinational people carefully preserve traditional values. We sincerely believe that these values from Lisbon to Vladivostok will form the basis for our and your revival
Aleksandar Pavić: Is Israel About to Sell F16s to ‘Terrifyingly Revisionist” Croatia?’
According to various Israeli media, during a meeting at the recent Davos World Economic Forum, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic agreed to “push forward” with a sale of Israeli Air Force F-16 fighter jets worth… Read More ›
Milos Kovic: The future belongs to those who do not surrender
Compared to our ancestors, we are really distinguished by cowardice, fatalistic passivity and laziness. All this, however, can change quickly. (Zurnalist.rs, 31. 5. 2017)
Economist: How to understand Angela Merkel’s comments about America and Britain
They were aimed at four distinct audiences
Zbigniew Brzezinski: How Jimmy Carter and I Started the Mujahideen
(CounterPunch, January 15, 1998)
Svetlana Maksovic: Creating an EU army, the end of NATO?
An initiative for the creation of EU defence forces has been launched several times, but so far it has not been realized. The EU attempted in the 50’s to establish a military structure through the European Defence Community and the… Read More ›
Milos Kovic: The renewal of the British Left
Nowadays, the common sense can hardly believe in the tangible fact that NATO is endangering the safety of the two nuclear powers, Russia and China. Judging by the antirussian campaign in the Western media, as well as the deployment of… Read More ›
Maan Al-Assaad (Lebanon): If terrorism wins in Syria, next target is the Russian Federation
Maan Al-Assaad has three university certificates, two in business management and one in business marketing from BUC Beirut and in law from Beirut Arab University. He got his honors Dr certificate from Arabian people University which is affiliated with the… Read More ›
Historian Bojan Djokic: Bloody Trail of Ramush Haradinaj
Ramush Haradinaj, one of the top commanders of the notorious Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA was listed by major Western governments prior to 1999 NATO war, as the terrorist organization), in last couple months became again the focus of domestic and international… Read More ›
Milos Kovic: Where in fact is fascism?
Aggression against neighboring countries, endless wars, dismantling states, violent border modifications? Does this remind us of Donald Trump and Nigel Farage or of their political opponents, Clinton and Bush clans, or of Tony Blair and David Cameron?
Tim Anderson: Liberation of Aleppo is the most serious setback for the US in 15 years
In late 2016, at the cost of many young lives, Syrian forces took back the eastern part of the city of Aleppo, occupied by NATO and Saudi backed terrorists for more than four years.
John Pilger: Why the British said no to Europe
The majority vote by Britons to leave the European Union was an act of raw democracy. Millions of ordinary people refused to be bullied, intimidated and dismissed with open contempt by their presumed betters in the major parties, the leaders… Read More ›
An interview with Matteo Caponetti, the representative of European Solidarity Front for Kosovo
European Solidarity Front for Kosovo is an organization founded in 2012 whose members are now young enthusiasts from all over Europe Germany, Finland, Spain, Poland, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Poland, Czech Republic, Italy, Greece, etc.) Matteo Caponetti and Patrik Vondràk’s… Read More ›
Washington Post: Where Islamic State Foreign Fighters Came From – Kosovo and Bosnia (graph)
It doesn’t take a scientist to understand the stats in the graph attached, published in The Washington Post. Kosovaars and Bosnians are the leading terrorists even though they were freed by the NATO countries when they bombed Serbia in ’99…. Read More ›
Mahmoud Abbas: Don’t we know who really created ISIS?
Israel wants a war The Israeli government refuses to comply with all agreements and move towards peace for the following reasons: About 15 years ago, the Israeli Government started violating the Status Quo at Al -Aqsa mosque and the violations… Read More ›
Los Angeles Times: Serbian spy’s trial lifts cloak on his CIA alliance
As Milosevic’s intelligence chief, Jovica Stanisic is accused of setting up genocidal death squads. But as a valuable source for the CIA, an agency veteran says, he also ‘did a whole lot of good.’
Ahmed Rajeev: Geopolitical Forecast for 2016
We are entering into a brand new year. We all hope for the betterment of our future. A brand new year suggests more promises to keep. For the last few years, the international policy of the global elites revolved around terrorism,… Read More ›
Voja Tankosić: Fifty Shades of Pink
While the citizens of Serbia are brought to the point of living disgraceful and humiliating individual, family, professional or any other life, there are obedient robots serving post global feudalism living their small glamourous lives, in pink kind of dictatorship,… Read More ›
Israel Shamir: Turkish blogger warned Erdogan wanted to shoot down a Russian plane to provoke a conflict with Russia
(Komsomolskaya Pravda/FortRuss, 24.11.2015) According to a popular Turkish blogger this should help him in his election campaign and save him from possible defeat and the end of his political career.
Rodney Atkinson: Lies and Myths about Milosevic and the Serbs
Dateline 27th March 2006 “I never saw the Yugoslav Federal Army mistreat anyone in Kosovo” Roland Keith, Commander in the OSCE’s Kosovo Verification Mission, 1999.
Dragana Trifkovic: Kosovo, a „narco-terrorist state“
Српска верзија Masses of Albanians from Kosovo and Albania „flee“ to EU countries, mainly to Germany. Let us talk about the Albanians from Kosovo – are these people suffering political persecution or discrimination that make them leave their homes? The… Read More ›
Kris Roman: Serbians, do not join the EU!
Kris Roman is the president of „Euro-Rus“ organization, which is politically and socially active in Belgium. The organization opposes the single-mindedness and presents to Belgian public a different view on many political issues. It stands for strong cooperation between Europe… Read More ›
Nebojsa Malic: How Srebrenica tragedy became excuse for atrocities around the world
Politicians and cameras will converge on Srebrenica this weekend and talk endlessly of “genocide.” Not only is that an inappropriate description of the tragic events in 1995, its misuse has resulted in many more “humanitarian” deaths worldwide.
Manuel Ochsenreiter: Public opinion in Germany becomes more and more critical towards Washington
Interview with Manuel Ochsenreiter, German publicist and editor in chief of the German monthly magazine Zuerst about German politics, relations between Germany and the US, economy and public attitudes toward anti-Russian sanctions and the reasons for the Ukrainian conflict. An… Read More ›
Manuel Ochsenreiter: Speech in the International Forum „Donetsk: yesterday, today, tomorrow“
While preparing and organizing this congress, a lot of friends and colleagues told us it is crazy to do such a thing – of all places in Donbass – in Donetsk. It is risky, they said. It might be dangerous,… Read More ›
Ranko Pavlović: Throbs of Jasenovac (video)
Mute oratorio for the past and future Innocent mouthful (Voice of a frightened girl followed by the trumpet made of the willow’s bark with a mouthpiece made of hazel with origin from the sunny side of mountain Kozara)
Vassilis Klephtakis: Greek Orthodox Oratorio „Maria“ (audio)
While driving a car, on Good Friday (by Gregorian calendar), and listening to the music on Dutch NPO4, I had an unusual and beautiful experience listening for the first time to a contemporary orthodox oratorio, a musical genre in which… Read More ›
John Pilger: Why the rise of fascism is again the issue
The recent 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz was a reminder of the great crime of fascism, whose Nazi iconography is embedded in our consciousness. Fascism is preserved as history, as flickering footage of goose-stepping blackshirts, their criminality terrible… Read More ›
Guardian: Tony Blair advising Serbian government 16 years after bombing of Belgrade
Blair will counsel Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic, once his outspoken critic, under deal believed to be funded by United Arab Emirates
William Dorich: An Open Letter to His Holiness Pope Francis
An Open Letter April 21, 2014 His Holiness Pope Francis Apostolic Palace Vatican City 00120
Manuel Ochsenreiter: Тoday´s Тhreat to Europe is the US-occupation
I met Manuel Ochsenreiter in Belgrade, at the conference organized for the 15th anniversary of the NATO aggression against Serbia, and since then our cooperation has been outstanding. He is an excellent geopolitics connoisseur and an exceptional military analyst. Mr… Read More ›
WikiLeaks: CIA report warned assassination programme might backfire
Press release WikiLeaks today, Thursday 18 December, publishes a review by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of its „High Value Target“ (HVT) assassination programme. The report weighs the pros and cons of killing „insurgent“ leaders in assassination plots. After the report was… Read More ›
Andrew Korybko: The Color Revolution Model – An Exposé of the Core Mechanics
[Note: The Color Revolution and Arab Spring phenomenon is one which receives particular attention at CSS, because it is one of the primary tactics used in geopolitics and geostrategy which also relies on a syncretic or interdisciplinary model. It involves… Read More ›
Charles Davis: Amazon’s frightening CIA partnership
Hundreds of millions flow to Amazon from the national security state. It’s a kind of partnership we shouldn’t allow When Internet retailer and would-be 21st century overlord Amazon.com kicked WikiLeaks off its servers back in 2010, the decision was not… Read More ›
Chomsky to RT: US and its NATO intervention force may spark nuclear war (video)
How dangerous is the current confrontation between Russia and the West? Noam Chomsky believes that NATO expansion and US quest for hegemony has put the world in a situation so unstable where any accidental interaction could result in a nuclear… Read More ›
Forbes: Putin Vs. Obama – The World’s Most Powerful People 2014
Power has been called many things. Pretty isn’t one of them. No one would call Vladimir Putin, a good guy. In 2014 he strong-armed his way into possession of Crimea and waged an ugly proxy war in neighboring Ukraine, during which… Read More ›
Nebojsa Malic (Gray Falcon): Still Flying
My first first column at Antiwar.com was published October 19, 2000. That’s fourteen years ago. Even I forgot about the exact date, thinking it had been sometime in November.
Evo Morales: We Are Better Off Without US Government (video)
Bolivia’s president talks about the country’s ongoing socio-economic transformation and his third term in office I have no regrets – in fact, I am pleased to have expelled the US ambassador, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and to have closed… Read More ›
Тelegraph: Putin in Serbia – the EU candidate country welcomes „our president“
As Serbia prepares to throw its biggest military parade for 29 years in Vladimir Putin’s honour, we look at why so many in this country on the EU’s doorstep are in thrall to Russia’s president Serbia’s biggest military parade for… Read More ›
Russia Insider: Interview with German Editor Turned CIA Whistleblower
Fascinating details emerge. Leading US-funded think-tanks and German secret service are accessories. Attempted suppression by legal threats. Blackout in German media. Exclusively for RI, Dutch journalist Eric van de Beek interviews the senior German editor who is causing a sensation… Read More ›
Stephen Karganovic: Thoughts about Putin’ s visit to Belgrade
STEPHEN KARGANOVIC “VOICE OF RUSSIA” INTERVIEW, 16. OCTOBER 2014. In your opinion, what is the importance of Putin’s current visit to Belgrade? For the Serbian people President Putin’s visit has extraordinary political and moral significance. Serbia today is strategically surrounded… Read More ›
George Thompson: The roots of Kosovo fascism
(Emperor’s Clothes, Posted 19 February 2000; edited with some new material added by Samantha Criscione 11 April 2007) That Was Then… „[E]fforts should be made to get rid of the Serbian population in Kosovo and Metohija as soon as possible …… Read More ›
