By Viseslav Simic | The most essential problem in an ad hoc and, as claimed by the US, a sui generis political creation such as the today’s self-declared Republic of Kosovo*(2) is its questionable sovereignty, which is, according to traditional points of view, a precondition for the existence of a proper state, which, in... »

” Bella detesta matribus “ Quintus Horatius Flaccus   By Ioannis Michaletos/The latest incidents in France which resulted in the murder of seven people by a radical Jihadi person, raises once more the threat level posed by radical Salafi elements.   First of all it is notable to point out that since early February... »

By Louis DALMAS Director, Balkans Infos It is hard not to be disgusted by the way the corporate media has taken up a chorus of hateful anti-Serbian clichés on the occasion of General Ratko Mladić’s arrest. They have, with complete contempt for the presumption of innocence, which ought to benefit every person accused of... »

Stephen Karganovic | Besides “satellite photos” (which turned out not to be that at all and are unavailable for expert scrutiny anyway), autopsy reports prepared between 1996 and 2001 (when exhumations of Srebrenica-related mass graves were abruptly terminated because there were none left to open and the numbers generated up to that point did... »

By Srdja Trifkovic | Originally Published in Jerusalem Post | Israel’s position on Kosovo is a matter of vital national interest on which no government should ever compromise. February 17 marks the fourth anniversary of Kosovo’s unilateral declaration of independence from Serbia. The UDI has been recognized since by the United States and its... »

By Srdja Trifkovic | An Orthodox church was set ablaze in the southwestern part of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) on January 30. The incident reflects raising tensions between local Christian Slavs and Albanians, more than a decade after an Albanian rebellion brought FYROM to the verge of an ethnic war. It... »

By Serdja Trifkovic | Over the past decade Prime Minister Rejep Tayyip Erdoğan’s government and his AKP (Justice and Development Party) have been successful in undermining Mustafa Kemal Ataturk’s legacy and the character of the state founded upon that legacy. What remains is an increasingly empty shell of constitutional secularism. That shell was nevertheless... »

Murad Makhmudov and Lee Jay Walker| Modern Tokyo Times.   In history books you can read about the Armenian genocide where Armenian Christians, Greek Orthodox Christians, Assyrian Christians, and other minorities, were massacred in the millions in 1915 and the following years. They were slaughtered because of Turkish nationalism and religious hatred but of... »

The case of the “Heroin Balkan Route By Ioannis Michaletos | The Interpol is quite specific in identifying the real importance of Southeastern Europe in the present day European narcotics market. According to the research of that organization, two primary routes are used to smuggle heroin: the Balkan Route, which runs through South Eastern... »

By Carl Savich 1941 was a pivotal year in World War II. It was a year of infamy. Both superpowers were drawn into the war that year. It was the year when the war spread to the Balkans. Both Yugoslavia and Greece were invaded and occupied by the Axis. In Serbia, the first organized... »

By Carl Savich In The Military Channel series Nazi Collaborators, in the episode “Hitler’s Executioners”, shown on November 8, 2011 at 10PM, blatantly fake images are used. The episode is on Latvian collaborator Viktors Arajs who led the Arajs Kommando group which was implicated in the mass murder of Latvian Jews during the German... »

By Carl Savich Bosnian Muslim leaders were major Nazi collaborators during World War II and the Holocaust. They were complicit in and participated in the Ustasha genocide committed against Serbs, Jews, and Roma. They demanded to be allies of Nazi Germany and formed two Nazi SS Divisions during the war. The Grand Mufti of... »