Personal attitude

05.October 2022 Ljubomir Madjar

If it's bigger, why isn't it stronger?

One should not rule out the possibility that Russian aggression against Ukraine will turn out to be much more harmful to Russia than to the destroyed Ukraine itself. One does not know where to start when it comes to enumerating the damages that Russia will suffer due to an unannounced drastic incursion into the territory of a sovereign neighboring country.

In the new issue

29.September 2022 Ilija Vukelic

Vladimir Putin's War Without Peace: The Fall of the Patriarch

Speaking about the beginning of the invasion in the early morning of February 24, the Russian president held himself as the absolute ruler on whom everything depends. However, that pose quickly and noticeably began to unravel along with the dissolution of the original "special military operation" plan. Self-confidence noticeably returned to Putin in mid-summer, when the Russian army recorded successes on the Luhansk battlefield, but the Ukrainian counteroffensive around Kharkiv brought a new low: at the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Samarkand, he was forced to express understanding for the objections of China and India, but and exposed to the humiliation of smaller members of that organization

The war in Ukraine

25.May 2022. MT

The Battle of the Trench: Russia's Creeping Offensive

The war has entered a "trench" phase where advances on both sides are small, which is why it is predicted to last a long time. Negotiations on the opening of the "green corridor" - unblocking the port and export of grain from Ukraine - were announced

The war in Ukraine

25.February 2022. FM

Day two: A game of cat and mouse

The Russian invasion descended on Ukraine like Armageddon. In the second day of Putin's "special military operation", the fight for Kiev continues. Ukrainians are resisting in major cities, but the question is how long they will last