Ivan Subotić is the editor-in-chief at the Serbian portal FakeNews Tracker and collaborates with the Novi Sad School of Journalism on media literacy programmes and […]
The arrest of two Serbian citizens accused of training Moldovan protesters has shed new light on Russia’s hybrid tactics in Eastern Europe. Authorities in Serbia
Serbia Arrests Organizers of Moldova Protest Camps Tied to Russia Read More »
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, long viewed as Moscow-aligned, made waves by travelling to Odesa on June 11 to attend the Ukraine–Southeast Europe Summit—his first-ever visit
Why Did Serbia’s Pro‑Russian President Choose to Visit Ukraine? Read More »
The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service has complained that Serbian defense companies continue to supply ammunition to Kyiv, contrary to Belgrade’s declared neutrality. The Russian propaganda
Russia is outraged that Ukraine is fighting with ammunition from “neutral” Serbia Read More »
On February 26, the trial of Milorad Dodik, a consistent and aggressive separatist, Serbian nationalist, and pro-Russian politician, finally ended with a verdict. Milorad Dodik
Prison for Putin’s “friend” Dodik: Turbulence in the Balkans Read More »
Serbian police and intelligence agencies are using NoviSpy spyware and digital tools from the Israeli company Cellebrite to access the smartphones of journalists, activists, and
Serbia uses Israeli software to spy on citizens – Amnesty International Read More »
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has announced new requirements for normalising relations with partially recognised Kosovo, as well as the introduction of a special status for
Vucic sets new conditions for normalization of relations between Serbia and Kosovo Read More »
Miloš Vučević and Andrej Plenković, the prime ministers of Serbia and Croatia, argued over the report alleging the detention of a Zagreb spy on Serbian
Serbia and Croatia argue over existence of a “Croatian spy” detained in Serbia Read More »
Serbia’s ruling nationalist party claimed victory in repeat local elections in the capital, Belgrade, on Sunday, nearly six months after charges of fraud in a
Serbia’s ruling nationalist party claims victory in Belgrade elections Read More »
On May 2, the Serbian National Assembly (Parliament) approved a new government headed by Prime Minister Milos Vucevic and including Aleksandar Vulin, who is under
New Serbian government approved, deputy prime minister is under US sanctions Read More »
On April 16, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) recommended initiating Kosovo’s accession to the organization. Now there are virtually no political
PACE’s decision on Kosovo, a historic defeat for Serbia Read More »
In the near future, the Council of Europe will invite Kosovo to join the organization. This is a stunning blow for Serbia, which considers this
Serbia’s ultimatum to Europe regarding Council of Europe’s invitation to Kosovo Read More »
