From Intersections of Fate (Antiwar.com, September 13, 2001): America is now emerging from the shock of Black Tuesday with an understand...

(another collection of takes from Twitter, rearranged and slightly expanded for your convenience in this medium) Before you endorse a ban...

(or, a collection of takes from Twitter, rearranged and slightly expanded for your convenience in this medium) There are two "filt...

I am old enough to remember the dawn of the now-bygone Blog Age, when the internet was new and full of promise. A time that offered a choi...

Just because I've neglected posting here for a while doesn't mean I haven't been busy at work. We live in interesting times, af...

What better occasion for my first post here in 2019 than President Vladimir Putin's first foreign trip this year! Putin's 1st o...

Folly and Malice: The Hapsburg Empire, the Balkans, and the Start of World War One  by John Zametica Shepheard-Walwyn , London, 2017 The...

(The original version of this article  appeared on RT.com  on August 5, 2015) ‘Operation Storm’ in August 1995, when Croatia overran the ...

Today is Vidovdan. Gavrilo Princip sends his regards.

When they declared "independence" ten years ago, the KLA terrorists no doubt it was a transit stop on their 130-journey towards ...

"Once bitten, twice shy" goes the old saying, and Serbs have been bitten a few more times besides. While the Empire is renewing i...

I meant to post something about the ICTY - or as I have called it over the years, the Hague Inquisition - after they reached the preordaine...

While it should be obvious why the "Yellow October" of 2000 matters to the Serbs and Serbia, the oft-unanswered question is, why ...

(The original version of this article appeared on Antiwar.com in 2005 ). Croatian Nazi salutes, caps and shirts at concerts of "pa...

I have just found out that the final parts of the documentary series "Kingdom of Yugoslavia in WW2" - which I've mentioned h...

Today is St. Vitus Day (Vidovdan), the anniversary of the 1389 Battle of Kosovo and the 1914 Sarajevo tyrannicide, among other things. ...

From my latest, at RT.com: To observers of goings-on in Washington over the past year or so, Thursday’s train wreck had every hallmark ...

Zbigniew Brzezinski died last night. Romans used to speak no ill of the dead. Not being Roman, and having lost my country in part due to...

I am far from the only one to make the observation that the mainstream media in the US are in throes of the Trump Derangement Syndrome - a ...

March 24, 1999 ought to be a date that will live in infamy. On that day, NATO launched an unprovoked war of naked aggression, violating it...