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Russian influence on political processes in Bosnia and Herzegovina

30.06.26

The phenomenon of foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI) is no longer an abstract threat from EU strategic documents, but a very concrete instrument of power that has been tested and perfected for years precisely on the periphery of the European...

How Moscow and Beijing Enter the News in Bosnia and Herzegovina

31.03.26

From RT and Sputnik to Xinhua and local newsrooms, foreign narratives are increasingly becoming part of the domestic media reality in Bosnia and...

Why Is Serbia So Afraid of Russia?

10.12.25

The crisis with Serbia’s Oil Industry (NIS) showed how strongly Serbia depends on Russia and how hard it is for the country to choose clearly between Moscow and the European Union. Now, as Europe draws clearer lines of values, a key question grows in Serbia: is it...

Elections in Moldova – A Battle Between East and West

26.09.25

On September 28, Moldova will choose not only a parliament, but also its destiny. Will it remain on the European path with Sandu, or turn toward Moscow with...

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