Bombs for "democracy" Earlier this month, "Kosovarians" marked the anniversary of their "liberation" - i.e...

HBO's recent comedy hit Veep was inspired - well, adapted from - a fantastic British comedy called    The Thick of It , which  shows pol...

It isn't often that I want to facepalm when watching RT, but yesterday was one such moment. Serbia's new President just returned ...

New face, same promises: Nikolic in Brussels Though the jury was out on it for a few weeks, it is now apparent that the election of Tomi...

Despite numerous cogent analyses, and even frank admissions by former and current Imperial officials, indicating that their interventions ar...

With last year's Libyan intervention proceeding according to an accelerated Balkans script, and Syrian "freedom fighters" goi...

There was some confusion in Serbia as to where the "international community" (i.e. the Empire and its long tail of servants) migh...

On the pages of the Washington Post, Serbophobia tends to be impersonal: just your everyday sneering at nations standing in Empire's wa...

No, this isn't an article about staged wrestling , but rather about the (somewhat) surprising triumph of Tomislav Nikolić in yesterday...

No sooner had Ratko Mladic's "trial" before the Hague Inquisition opened today, reports began appearing in the press of his ...

"To our Victory!" Soviet propaganda poster, 1945 ( source ) Sixty-seven years ago, Nazi Germany officially surrendered to the ...

Sunday was the feast of St. George, the fabled dragonslayer. It was also the day of general elections in Serbia, offering the people there a...

This is a tale of two experiments, one deliberate, and one incidental - but both quite interesting. Photo: onizive.wordpress.com Back...

In April 1945, with the Soviets and their Yugoslav Communist allies approaching, the Ustasha (Croatian Nazis) tried to exterminate the survi...

My newest column on Antiwar.com this weekend deals with the upcoming elections in Serbia. Due to considerations of space and time, however,...