Daily Analyst

"Kosovars" Blackmailing America

By Julia Gorin
Tuesday, 9 Mar 2010

 

 

The Lord Byron Foundation is very pleased to welcome to its Board a new member: Julia Gorin, a prolific author and commentator on Balkan affairs. We bring you her latest column, "The Blackmail of America: How the United States became Albania's enforcer," which was published in The Washington Times on March 4, 2010.

EU: Prison of Nations

By Srdja Trifkovic
Saturday, 6 Mar 2010


 

Joining Europe (postmodern Eurospeak for joining the EU) is the mantra repeated ad nauseam from Belgrade to Sarajevo to Podgorica to Skopje. Some joys of belonging to the institution presided over by Herman van Rompuy (l.) are related by Srdja Trifkovic in the Prison of Nations (from www.alternativeright.com)

The Debacle of Serbia's "Lobbying" in Washington

By James G. Jatras
Friday, 26 Feb 2010

 


 


 The lobbying contract between the Government of Serbia and Milan Petrovic's firm appears still to be in force, but it is hard to be sure since there are no discernable activities being performed. And of course that is the real scandal, in which the “yellow” press organs in Belgrade obsessed with my work for Bishop Artemije seem to take no interest.

Hillary's Bosnian Obsession

By Srdja Trifkovic
Thursday, 25 Feb 2010


 


 


The U.S.authority is under strain all over the world, yet Secretary of State Hillary Clinton remains unable to leave the Balkans well alone: She told Senators Feb. 24 the U.S. is committed to the integrity of Bosnia-Herzegovina ('we worry about that a lot"), and added that there is "a lot of unfinished business there," alluding - not for the first time - to her goal of abolishing the Republika Srpska (RS).


Lieberman and the Terrorist Hotbed in the Balkans

By LBF Editors
Saturday, 20 Feb 2010


 


 


The Balkans region is a major target of global Jihad, Israeli foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman says. He addressed a subject that is still taboo in Washington: how the U.S. policy helped create a terrorist hotbed in Europe "that now refuses to go away."


The Bishop of Kosovo and the Elusive "Serbian Lobby"

By Srdja Trifkovic
Saturday, 20 Feb 2010


 


  

The dispute over the suspension of Bishop Artemije of Kosovo includes claims that funds allocated for other purposes were used to pay for lobbying services in Washington D.C. The allegation is ironic in view of the fact that there is no "Serbian lobby" in the U.S. capital.

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