Greater Serbia

Andrija Mandić keeps the speakership, but his condolences to the Mladić family have split the ruling majority and put Montenegro’s final EU reforms at risk

Mickoski’s weak reply to Vučić’s words on the Serbian Orthodox Church reveals an uneven defence of national identity

Chapter 31 on foreign, security and defence policy - which requires good-neighbourly relations - cannot be closed without Croatia’s consent

HRA says Jovan Vučurović denied the Srebrenica genocide, glorified Chetnik ideology, belittled LGBT people, promoted Republika Srpska separatism and called Kosovo a “fake state”

The ruling majority and the opposition overcame the blockade, while pro-Serbian parties voiced strong opposition 

While hardliners generate noise and maintain pressure, Andrija Mandić works to reshape symbols, education, culture, and public memory

Parliamentary clash over the 1905 tricolor lays bare coalition fractures and the tension between national identity and EU reform priorities

Belgrade narrative around regional defence cooperation fuels tensions as officials insist Serbia must continue the military build-up

The country stands out as the frontrunner among EU candidate nations, a status affirmed by European leaders and recent progress reports

The victory of his party's candidate, Siniša Karan, is seen as a "warm-up" for the October general polls for the separatist camp

Official Zagreb is unlikely to publicly release the list at this time, but individuals under suspicion will be stopped at the border

A particularly alarming dimension is the ongoing campaign against Montenegrin national identity, language, and culture