Increasing tensions in the Balkans, marked by ethnic and political strife, challenge regional stability and international diplomacy amid rising Serbian nationalism and Russian strategic interests.
In Moldova's shadowed Transnistria, a simmering crisis unfolds, as pro-Moscow separatists seek Russian "protection," igniting fears of a new flashpoint in Eastern Europe's precarious geopolitical landscape.
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.
In a volatile Eurasian geopolitics, Armenia, a small landlocked nation, faces escalating border tensions and complex regional alliances, challenging its security and geopolitical standing.
Richard Grenell's career, entangled in controversies, involves undisclosed dealings with US-sanctioned Moldovan oligarch Plahotniuc and lobbying activities in Kremlin-aligned Serbia and Hungary.
This report on BIRN's internal strife and leadership failures, published on May 16, 2024, is under investigation due to new evidence suggesting we could have been misled.
Gabriel Escobar's controversy highlights how manipulated media narratives, masquerading as official U.S. positions, undermine journalistic integrity and threaten the foundations of democracy.
Kuleba's tweets praise Serbia, yet the country remains a loyal ally to Russia, hosting espionage centers and aiding Putin’s war machine. This is diplomatic hypocrisy.
War journalists are the eyes and ears in obscured truth of conflicts, balancing empathy with objectivity to bring stories that matter in a complex world.