March, 2023

• 25 March

  Leveraging Lives: Serbia and Illegal Tunisian Migration to Europe

  

  In 2020–2022, Tunisian illegal migrants traveled through Serbia to reach Western Europe, as an alternative to the hazardous, more monitored Mediterranean route. This was driven by push factors in Tunisia, including deteriorating economic conditions and government acquiescence, and pull factors in Europe, namely smuggling networks and Serbian authorities looking the …

  Read More »
• 25 March

  La limite de la patience russe

  

  L’histoire du Tribunal de La Haye est symbolique. La Russie ne s’est jamais interrogée sur la nature de cette institution. En réalité, elle fait partie de la mise en œuvre du gouvernement mondial, un système politique supranational créé au-dessus des États-nations qui sont invités à céder une partie de leur …

  Read More »
• 25 March

  Macron on television: minimal intervention

  For the first time since the long weeks during which the tension had soared around the pension reform, Emmanuel Macron broke the silence . But has he spoken? Talked about a phase II of its second five-year term, talked about a really different method of conducting the affairs of the …

  Read More »
• 25 March

  Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad In Russian Outlet Interview: We Welcome More Russian Military Bases In Syria, As Well As The Deployment Of Zircon Hypersonic Missiles And Other Advanced Weapon Systems

  On March 16, 2023, the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) published an interview given by Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad to the Sputnik News Agency (Russia). President Al-Assad said that the BRICS countries have begun distancing themselves from the U.S. and the Western “bloc” and that when an alternative to the …

  Read More »
• 25 March

  China-Russia partnership: Significant but limited

  Today, Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Moscow for a three-day visit where he is meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. It is the first such visit since Russia invaded Ukraine last year. Defense Priorities Director of Asia Engagement Lyle Goldstein issued the following statement in response: “President Xi Jinping’s …

  Read More »
• 23 March

  “12:44 clock was chosen for the beginning of the protest”: What is the right-wing opposition preparing for March 24?

  

  On Friday, March 24, four parties that call themselves the state-building opposition will hold protest conferences across Serbia on the topic of the anniversary of the NATO bombing of Serbia. The main gathering and blockade will begin at 12:44 in front of the Government of Serbia, and blockades of the …

  Read More »
• 23 March

  Turkish, Greek deputy FMs to hold meeting to boost ties

  

  Turkish and Greek officials will hold a meeting on Wednesday as the two countries seek to revive stalled discussions for dialogue, the Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday. The ministry said deputy foreign ministers of Türkiye and Greece, Ambassador Burak Akçapar and Konstantinos Fragkogiannis, respectively, will meet “in the context of …

  Read More »
• 23 March

  Russia-China ties enter ‘new era’ as Xi meets Putin in Moscow

  

  Xi signs an agreement with Russian president Vladimir Putin cementing their ‘no limits’ partnership, days after the latter was issued an international arrest warrant. China’s President Xi Jinping has said he signed an agreement with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin bringing their ties into a “new era” of cooperation, as …

  Read More »
• 23 March

  Washington Tries to Ease Potential Anger by China over Taiwan Leader’s Upcoming Visit to US

  

  The administration of U.S. President Joe Biden is trying to lower any possible animosity from China over an upcoming visit to the United States by Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen. President Tsai will stopover in California and New York later this month before embarking on an official mission to Central America. …

  Read More »
• 23 March

  NATO Chief Takes Stock of Challenging Year, Vows More Progress

  

  The Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 was pivotal during what was a tumultuous year in NATO history, but the countries of the alliance rose to the challenges of Russia’s brutal aggression, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said today, as he unveiled his annual report for 2022 during a news …

  Read More »