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Experts Warn Proposed Limits on Serbian Officials Campaigning Will Be Ineffective
With early parliamentary elections likely this autumn, Serbian authorities are proposing legislation to regulate campaigning by public officials - but…
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Hanging Out: Serbia’s Ruling Party Funfair is About Suppressing Voter Turnout
In projecting total control, Aleksandar Vucic is telling those who might vote against his ruling party: ‘Don’t bother.’
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Translation Cutbacks Limit International Access to North Macedonia’s Literature
A two-year hiatus in state funding for translations is making it harder for Macedonian writers to reach foreign readers.
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Seven Days: Ukrainian Recalls Captivity at Hands of Bosnian Serb
Ukraine is about to try Davor Savicic in absentia - the first Bosnian national to be charged with war crimes…
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‘Terror-Free Turkey’ Process Could Boost Ankara’s International Status
An end to the decades-long conflict between Turkey and the Kurdish militants of the PKK could transform Turkey’s geopolitical and…
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Can a New ‘European Confederation’ Reconnect the UK with the EU?
A former Conservative MP sparked controversy in the UK with a proposal to bring Brexit-scarred Britain closer to Europe in…
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Amid Low Rainfall and Scorching Heat, Bosnians Face Dire Water Shortages
With rivers running dry and some towns and villages dealing with days or weeks of water shortages, some Bosnians are…
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‘Room for All’? LGBT Pride Caravan Meets with Hostility in Smalltown Serbia
While Pride’s reception in Belgrade has improved since the first event there 25 years ago, efforts to raise awareness about…
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Russian Despatch: Kremlin’s Policy Inertia Exposed by Zelensky’s Belgrade Visit
As Russia tolerates Aleksandar Vucic’s embrace of the Ukrainian president and the idea of Serbian-Ukrainian arms cooperation, Moscow’s policy efforts…
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