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Manufactured Consent: The US’s Covert War Against Independent Journalism
In disputing the U.S. State Department's rebuttal, our findings suggest a troubling evasion, highlighting their refusal to engage substantively with allegations that implicate diplomatic misconduct.
Navigating U.S. Allegiances Amid Serbian Aggression and Kosovo’s Resolve
In the Balkans' volatile landscape, the U.S. stands at a pivotal juncture, balancing between appeasing Kremlin-aligned Serbia and bolstering Kosovo, an unwavering ally embodying democratic ideals and resilience.
European Tensions and Uncertainty: The Delicate Balance of Aid to Ukraine
In Paris, amidst European leaders, French President Macron hinted at possible Western troop deployment in Ukraine, reflecting the delicate balance between supporting Ukraine and avoiding conflict escalation.
The West’s Disparate Responses to Navalny’s Death and Serbian Crackdown on Russian Dissidents
The West's strong response to Navalny's death contrasts sharply with its silence on Serbia's crackdown on Russian dissidents, revealing inconsistent commitment to democracy and human rights.
US Stance on Kosovo’s Currency Decision: A Signal of Encouragement for Russia’s Expansionist Ambitions in the Balkans
James O’Brien's stance on Kosovo's currency policy contrasts with the U.S.'s firm approach to Russia, overlooking Serbia's aggression and Kremlin alignment, raising questions about U.S. consistency in foreign policy.