Vučić and the world

10.June 2026 Jovana Gligorijevic

Half man, half demon

The world generally sees Vučić not as a genius who manages historical processes, but as another provincial autocrat who believes he is much more interesting than he really is. That is precisely why so many of his international appearances end in ridicule. But not because the world does not understand him, but because it understands him very well

TV maniac

10.June 2026 Dragan Ilic

Šojić on Informer

A much smaller problem than Vučić's blaming around the world is that many will look at Serbia through the behavior and statements of its current president.

Xi, Trump, Putin and Serbian Diplomacy Day

03.June 2026 Bosko Jaksic

Unbearable ease of matchmaking

"Through active diplomacy, open dialogue and responsible politics, we continue to build bridges of cooperation and improve the position of our country on the international scene," says Đurić smugly from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. What successes are we talking about? Blockade of the European road? Russia deliberately pressuring Serbia around Nis? Clinging to Trump without results? A calculated endorsement of the Chinese leader with the mysterious smile of the Mona Lisa? Disputes in the region?

The big four

16.October 2024 Tijana Stanic

Brothers of interest

In twelve years in power, Aleksandar Vučić built close relations with the rulers, including Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Viktor Orban and Edi Rama. All these friendships are united by one thing - business and political interests that go beyond possible disagreements

Interview: Ivan Vujacic

03.April 2024. Slobodan Georgijev

No more riding two horses

"The treatment of the Russian Federation is tolerated, but in the meantime we have gained numerous negative points with other countries, which will be an obstacle to further integrations. The Baltic states, Poland, and those who feel threatened by Russia are angry. There is an understanding regarding energy dependence. But overstated statements against the West, direct support for Russia and pushing of an anti-Western narrative, as well as gestures like football matches, congratulations after the elections - these are all things that are recorded and worsen the Serbian position."

Overview of the week

09.December 2022 Philip Schwarm

Fog riders: Vulin is the heart of Serbia

Is the director of the BIA a CIA spy whose task is to obtain the secrets of the Russian FSB under the guise of a turbo Putinophile? If not, how to explain Serbia's strategic decision to join the European Union? Perhaps as quantum politics

Overview of the week

02.December 2022 Philip Schwarm

Radical-Julian roots: Serbia as Belarus light

Where does Vučić's address to the European Union with tabloid vocabulary and the appointment of Vulin as director of the BIA lead? One thing is certain - the country is facing a series of defeats in which its president will present himself as the winner every time

Comment

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

Comment

10.May 2022. Andrei Ivanji

Sanctions against Russia under duress: From nowhere to nowhere

The possible introduction of sanctions against Russia would not be a historical turning point for progressive Serbia, but only the beginning of a new game of brokering and procrastination with the aim of keeping Serbia from getting too close to the standards of the European Union, because that would be the end of Aleksandar Vučić's rule.