Balkans Redux
Nebojsa Malic: From Bosnia to Syria
Nebojsa Malic
Nebojsa Malic is a writer, columnist and translator who wrote exclusively for Antiwar.com (2000-2015) about the Balkans, Europe, and Russia. After spending twenty-eight years in the United States, he now lives and works in Serbia.
Echoes of 1878
Nebojsa Malic on the Balkans Game, then and now
Age of Absurdity
Nebojsa Malic on the lingering legacy of 1914
The Replacement Quisling
Serbia’s New President Chooses Empire
The Haunting
Nebojsa Malic on the EU and the Ghost of Yugoslavia
The Serbian Job
Nebojsa Malic on stealing an election
Tyranny of Good Intentions
Nebojsa Malic on empire to fight ‘atrocities’
Between Hope and Despair
An Election That Might Matter In two weeks, Serbia will head to the polls to elect a president and a parliament. According to the most recent reports, the current government has no intention of organizing the vote in the occupied province of Kosovo (declared independent by an ethnic Albanian regime propped up by NATO and … Continue reading “Between Hope and Despair”
Hunger Games
March in the Balkans
Reality Rift
Serbia, Democracy and Imperial Hubris