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Serbia Is Sitting at the Great-Powers Crossroads

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The clergy and believers of the Serbian Othodox Church rally against a religion law adopted in neighboring Montenegro, in Belgrade, Serbia, January 8, 2020. REUTERS/Marko Djurica

What Does NATO Have To Do With a Dispute Over Church Property In Montenegro?

A Religious Dispute Roils The Balkans

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic Is Navigating a Highway to Uncertainty

Serbia's New Rocket Launchers Are Meant To Put NATO In Its Place

Serbia Built New Rockets To Show NATO That It Is Still Mad About The 1999 Bombings

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Kosovo and Bosnia Reiterate Interest in NATO Membership

The Dragon Lands in Belgrade: The Drivers of Sino-Serbian Partnership

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The Kosovo Precedent Is Still Haunting NATO

In the Balkans, the EU Wants Associates, Not Members

Russia and Serbia Reinforce Defense Ties—With Kornet Anti-Tank Missiles

Serbia Liked Russia's Pantsir S1 Air Defense System So Much It Came Back for More

Secessionism Threatens to Upend Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Democratic Progress

Biden Must Reestablish U.S. Authority in the Balkans

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