The first step to defending Europe from its enemies, both internal and external, is to recognize the magnitude of the threat they present. The second is to awaken the sleeping pro-European majority and mobilize it to defend the values on which the EU was founded.
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said late on Thursday, Feb. 7 Central European Time, that an unreasonable measure of Pristina to introduce tariffs on Serbian products is aimed at complicating the position of the Serb community in Kosovo and Metohija.
Whether or not Serbia will free itself in 2019 of the shackles of the Kosovo problem - the alpha and omega of its foreign and domestic policies - depends largely on the diplomatic capabilities of its president
There are important legal and political objections to an Article 50 extension, and Europe has many other headaches
Yasushi Akashi’s confessions
Murder of Aleksandar Simovic Sima: There are witnesses of kidnapping, but kidnappers and murderers are at large
Serbian Radical Party leader Vojislav Seselj was found guilty by the Hague war crimes court but remains an MP, while other war criminals continue to play public roles despite their convictions.
Why are those who drew a target on Curuvija’s back suddenly so enraged at my parallel between the fate of Milosevic's critic and the dismembered Jamal Khashoggi? Because the trial of State Security agents accused of Slavko's murder is entering its final stage
As Britain agonises over its destiny, I've been in Brussels discovering what other Europeans think about Brexit – and therefore what real options Britain still has.
