Orthodox Church

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

The Russian and Serbian Orthodox Churches are shaping a shared ideological space also known as 'Russian world' and 'Serbian world'

The government in Sofia considers sanctions against Patriarch Kirill to be largely symbolic and potentially counterproductive

Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service claims that the Patriarch of Constantinople is seeking to influence the post-Ilia II transition

The Russian Orthodox Church and the Serbian Orthodox Church, which has huge influence in Montenegro, maintain an exceptionally close relationship

Ultimately, the calendar question touches the heart of Orthodox identity: balancing unchanging tradition with engagement in a changing world

It seems unreal, but it is true: as institutionally, economically and democratically more destroyed Montenegro is, the closer it is to the EU

The term "ecumenical," implying universal spiritual leadership in the Orthodox Christian world, is not recognised by Ankara