With 35 years of "Time": The world, from 1990 to today

22.October 2025 Bosko Jaksic

The Age of Dying Illusions

If it was meant to be a guide for the future, the new dawn of the nineties did not live up to Europe's expectations. Without energy resources and doomed to be determined by the geopolitical rivalry between America and China, Europe has long nurtured the illusion from that time that it would become a global factor. Today, the continent lags behind in terms of technology and innovation. To the world, Fukoyama's end of history proved to be a false prophecy. Today, the famous Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz, inspired by Trump's politics, speaks about the beginning of the era of the end of progress

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27.September 2022 Andrei Ivanji

In Russia's embrace: On the wrong side of history again

After more than three decades, the same people again seem not to understand what is happening outside the borders of the Serbian world. That great world is at a historical crossroads, torn apart after Russia's attack on Ukraine, is being looked at through the crosshairs. The conflict until complete exhaustion or destruction will last a long time, and those who remain between the front lines will be crushed

The Rise and Fall of the Reformers

07.September 2022 Milan Milošević

One's own among others, another's among one's own

The life and connections of Mikhail Sergeevich Gorbachev (1931–2022), a combine harvester from the village of Privolnoye, the youngest general secretary of the CPSU and the first and last president of the Soviet Union who tried to reform it and save it from disintegration, and was accused of being its gravedigger, winner The Nobel Prize for his contribution to the end of the Cold War, which flared up again during his lifetime, and which he experienced with a song, grieving for his beloved wife Raisa old age

Has the third world war started?

24.December 2014 Momir Turudić

A year of living dangerously

"We are in a third world war whose beginning we cannot define exactly, future historians will debate when exactly it began. It is a process that develops quietly and gradually, extending from one battlefield to another, far from each other, and yet the impotence of politics and the strength of the economy, which has assumed primacy, are evident in all." — Günther Grass, "Vreme", November 13, 2014.