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Jimmy Carter, master of conflict resolution

Serbia

International

Jimmy Carter, master of conflict resolution

More than a decade after serving, he was still a bona fide American diplomat

Daniel DePetris

Nick Lloyd takes you through the horrors of the Eastern Front

The book’s primary focus on military detail and power-brokering is both a strength and weakness

Tessa Dunlop

Who are Xi’s European friends?

As Beijing loses support in the rest of Europe, those countries that remain loyal are lavishly rewarded

Cindy Yu

Why Serbia is becoming China’s best friend in Europe

Xi said that China’s friendship with Serbia ‘is soaked in the shared blood of the two nations’

Tatyana Kekic

Europe

The upcoming Bosnia-Herzegovina breakup

Welcome to a Balkan political madhouse

Andrew Tettenborn

Europe
May 21, 2023
Mass shootings won’t change Serbia’s gun culture
‘No one wants to give the guns up’
Charlotte Eagar
Sports
August 1, 2021
In defense of Novak Djokovic
The Serbian tennis star is not an easy man to like
Yiannis Baboulias
Politics
September 5, 2020
President Trump’s big Balkan deal
Trump knows if you focus on creating jobs, it makes the political issues an awful lot more manageable
Melanie McDonagh
Internet
July 23, 2020
If a video is viral, who cares if it’s fake?
Welcome to the age of unreality
Cockburn
Books
October 15, 2019
The Nobel Committee honors an apologist for genocide
Peter Handke has compared Bosnian Serbs laying the siege on Sarajevo with Native Americans laying siege on a camp of white colonizers
Slavoj Zizek
Europe
March 20, 2019
Ghosts of the Balkan wars are returning in unlikely places
What links the Christchurch killer with Serb leaders from the Nineties?
John R. Schindler

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