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Freelance journalist based in Serbia covering geopolitics, economics, energy, and tourism, with a background in post-Soviet affairs.

Contributor to: Byline Times, CGTN, Global Comment, Informed Comment, Lowy Institute, Syndication Bureau, The Levant, World Geostrategic Insights, among others.

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Opinion | The SCO is caught between regional weight and global ambitions

Opinion | The SCO is caught between regional weight and global ambitions

As the SCO marks its 25th anniversary, internal rifts as well as limited financial integration and security c…

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Myanmar's Foreign Policy: The View of Ambassador U Than Htwe on ASEAN, EU Sanctions, and Domestic...

Myanmar's Foreign Policy: The View of Ambassador U Than Htwe on ASEAN, EU Sanctions, and Domestic...

By Nikola Mikovic Myanmar, a Southeast Asian nation of around 55 million people, faces a complex set of polit…

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Russia's Multipolar Dream Meets Southeast Asian Pragmatism

Russia's Multipolar Dream Meets Southeast Asian Pragmatism

According to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, ASEAN is Russia's "reliable partner and ally." Moscow al…

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Southeast Asia charts its own course amid US pressure_China's Diplomacy in the New Era

Southeast Asia charts its own course amid US pressure_China's Diplomacy in the New Era

Stability is what Southeast Asia needs most. It is also what the region's deepening cooperation with China ha…

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Why Moscow may tolerate Serbia's outreach to Ukraine

Why Moscow may tolerate Serbia's outreach to Ukraine

Aleksandar Vučić's visit to Kyiv on 15 July appeared to send a geopolitical signal. But the significance of t…

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Opinion | Can Russia and China ever have a truly equal relationship?

Opinion | Can Russia and China ever have a truly equal relationship?

In a partnership in which one side relies on the other for both export revenues and critical imports, the not…

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Southeast Asia charts its own course amid US pressure

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By Nikola Mikovic Verified
| chinadiplomacy.org.cn
Southeast Asia charts its own course amid US pressure By Nikola Mikovic Lead: Stability is what Southeast Asia needs most. It is also what the region's deepening cooperation with China has helped deliver, and what a growing U.S. push for strategic alignment threatens to unsettle. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is well known for its balanced foreign policy.
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Why Moscow may tolerate Serbia's outreach to Ukraine

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By Nikola Mikovic Verified
| AnewZ Verified
The AnewZ Opinion section provides a platform for independent voices to share expert perspectives on global and regional issues. The views expressed are solely those of the authors and do not represent the official position of AnewZ Aleksandar Vučić's visit to Kyiv on 15 July appeared to send a geopolitical signal. But the significance of the trip lies less in the journey itself than in the limits Serbia carefully observed.
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Prolonged Negotiations to End the War in Ukraine Offer Warnings for Stalemated U.S.-Iran Talks

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| DAWN Mena
Several rounds of talks between the United States and Iran have failed to foster lasting peace in the Middle East as Washington's war once again intensifies. The two sides continue to exchange missile strikes and hostile public rhetoric while attempting to implement the details of their memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed just three weeks ago.
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