ALL ARTICLES - SERBIA

• WASHINGTON - Avisa investigative branch's managing director goes solo

• JERSEY CITY - New investigators for LTL round 2?

• LONDON/BERLIN - Hans-Jakob Schindler, German intelligence officer turned consultant

• LONDON/BELGRADE - Rio Tinto project in Serbia spurs activism

• OSLO - Norges Bank nearing finish line in selecting investigators

• UNITED STATES/AFGHANISTAN - Islamabad and Doha aid CIA-Taliban meeting.

• UNITED KINGDOM - Intelligence issues in British space strategy.

• RUSSIA - Intelligence services at heart of new Ukraine coordination council.

• SERBIA - Vucic blends geopolitics with internal security.

China gains ground in Serbia with new civil-military partnership model 

Beijing's delivery of HQ-22 surface-to-air missiles to Serbia in early April fits in with part of a broader plan to attract non-NATO European countries its way.

China's CCCC brings BRI from Belgrade into European Union 

After more than ten years of negotiations, Chinese giant CCCC has been given the green light for the rail line between Serbia and Hungary, Europe's biggest Belt and Road Initiative project, in a deal finalised during the recent Olympic Games.

Serbia not fussy in choice of partners to boost national digital programme 

The Belgrade government is as happy to call on China and the US as it is on the Emirati firm G42 to develop its digital and technological arsenal, largely funded by its Chinese partner. The UAE cloud firm, itself traditionally close to Beijing, has also turned westward for new opportunities.

Moscow, Brussels and Beijing battle for influence in Serbia 

Slovenia's recent assumption of the rotating presidency of the European Union Council has revived the debate over Serbia's membership of the EU, involving an array of consultants, intelligence services, Serbian nationalist movements, and European political personalities.

Beltech and Tesic arm General Haftar 

With support from Belarus' armaments office, Serbia's star arms dealer Slobodan Tesic is increasingly active in civil war-torn Libya.

Qatar, UAE rivalry in Balkan States  Free

Several agents from the Bezbednosno Informativna Agencija (BIA), Serbia's intelligence service, have recently been seconded to the United Arab Emirates' [...]

Mohammed Dahlan 

Mohammed Dahlan, the former head of preventive security of Fatah, [...]

Arms dealers get busy 

He was sidelined during Boris Tadic's presidency, but middleman Slobodan Tesic, a central figure in the Serbian arms trade, is [...]

Kosovo: Belgrade wages media offensive 

Serbian nationalists lost the war in Kosovo in 1999 but they have not given up the fight, and are now battling to win over Europeans to their cause.

Serbian lobbyists make comeback 

Lobbyist Milan Petrovic, who defended Serbia’s cause in the US [...]

Zeman clan leaders rounded up 

After an 18 month investigation with their Dutch and Serb [...]

Podesta bats for Belgrade 

The Podesta group, founded by Democrat strategist Anthony Podesta, won [...]

Sasa Vukadinovic 

Sasa Vukadinovic, the head of the Serbian intelligence service Bezbedosno [...]

Weapons Deals Calm Unrest 

The government headed by Boris Tadic has managed to calm [...]

Early Retirement for Serb “Lord of War” 

Systematically protected by nationalists who came to power one after the other in Belgrade, the Serb broker Slobodan Tesic, the kingpin of arms trafficking in the country, has been sidelined by new president Boris Tadic.

Gazprom Wins Gas Stake for a Song 

Russia's Gazprom has just paid EUR 400 million for a 51% stake in NIS, Serbia's national gas company.

New Lobbyist in Washington 

Represented in the U.S. capital since 2006 by BGR Holding [...]