Tag Archives: Dragana Trifkovic

An integral version of the text published in YA REGNUM

With the recent statement of Milorad Dodik that the Republic of Srpska has embarked on the path of leaving BiH from which there is no return, this topic has again received great media attention. He made his address to the Assembly of Republika Srpska 17. February started with the words "Goodbye BiH, welcome RS exit“

At the presidential Ranhigs Academy in Bryansk from 19-20. in February, a conference dedicated to international cooperation was held. The event was held with the support of the Government of the Bryansk region.

Dragana Trifkovic eurasia.expert

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko paid an official visit to Serbia in early December . In Belgrade, Aleksandar Lukashenko spoke with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic. The heads of state discussed the development of political dialogue and economic cooperation between the countries. How would you assess the outcome of the meeting between the two presidents? What was the main reason for Lukashenko's visit to Belgrade?

I think that the visit of the Belarusian president to Serbia was successful and that it was useful to both sides. The reason for the visit was the strengthening of cooperation between Serbia and Belarus. Our two countries have been in friendly relations since the very beginning of diplomatic relations (since Belarus became independent after the collapse of the USSR). This year we celebrated 25 years of diplomatic relations between Serbia and Belarus. I think that this visit of President Lukashenko was carried out in order to confirm good relations.

Written By: Dragana Trifkovic

Пред Русијом су историјски задаци, а национални и државни интереси Русије су на првом месту. То је укратко најважнија порука председника Руске Федерације у обраћању нацији, које се по први пут десило почетком године. Разлог за то је према речима председника Руске Федерације, како би се убрзало решавање великих социјалних, економских и технолошких проблема.

Dragana Trifkovic NEWS FRONT

Recently published documents from the UK Ministry of Defence relating to the events of July 1995. the years in Srebrenica shed a whole new light on the interpretation of events during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

One of the documents, which had been classified as an official secret, was written by Edward Aiden to his colleague Roderick Lynn, private secretary to then-prime minister John Major. The letter was sent to 11. July 1995. in order to present to the prime minister all important data on the situation in the Srebrenica area.