June 17, 2025. Serbia, North Macedonia Purchases of Israeli Spyware Raise Questions | BIRN
North Macedonia’s purchase of powerful Israeli-made data extraction software has raised fears of abuse of the like seen in neighbouring Serbia.
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Apr. 20, 2025. MGIMO and Offensive Realism Theory of International Relations | The Moscow Times
This is Inna Bondarenko’s personal account of her experience…
Apr. 17, 2025. Russian Elites Acquiring Serbian Passports Amid Russia’s Aggression Against Ukraine
A joint investigative report by IStories and the Serbian…
Apr. 16, 2025. US Office That Counter Foreign Disinformation is Being Eliminated
Conservative critics have long accused the State Department’s Counter Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference Hub of helping to censor the American right...
Apr. 13, 2025. Russian Ballistic Missile Killed Dozens in Sumy, Ukraine
Sumy is a part of Ukraine where Russian forces are thought to be preparing for a major offensive, as they continue to pursue their goal of occupying as much of the country as possible...
Apr. 3, 2025. Hungary to withdraw from International Criminal Court (ICC)
Hungary's government has announced it is withdrawing from the International Criminal Court (ICC).
The move was announced by a senior official in Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government hours after Israel's leader Benjamin Netanyahu, who is sought under an ICC arrest warrant, arrived in Hungary for a state visit...
26. mart, 2025. Odgovor Peter Tom Jones-a vezano za dezinformacije oko dokumentarnog filma “Ne u mojoj zemlji – litijumska dilema Srbije”
Odgovor prof. dr Piter Tom Džonsa sa Univerziteta Luven u Belgiji o iznetim dezinformacijama vezano za njegov dokumentarni film "Ne u mojoj zemlji - litijumska dilema Srbije"
March 18, 2025. Chinese state media hails Trump’s cuts to Voice of America | BBC
Trump's cuts target the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM), which is supported by Congress and funds the affected news outlets, such as VOA, Radio Free Asia (RFA) and Radio Free Europe.
They have won acclaim and international recognition for their reporting in places where press freedom is severely curtailed or non-existent, from China and Cambodia to Russia and North Korea.
March 13, 2025. Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte ends up at the International Criminal Court (ICC) | BBC
The International Criminal Court (ICC) sends a clear message to two other high-profile arrest warrants – one for the Russian president Vladimir Putin, and another for Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the war in Gaza.