Masterly summary by a prominent Serbian constitutional expert and human-rights activist, Vojin Dimitrijevic, of a nationalist narrative about the country's recent past that has become consolidated into generally accepted truth, and not in Serbia itself alone. 

The statement is in response to yesterday’s act of vandalism against the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights by the violent group who is self-named Movement 1389, that the media ill-fatedly calls a protest.

Sardonic comment on the influence of Russian's ambassador to Belgrade. By Pavle Rak

Before the EU’s decision on the Transitional Agreement for the realization of SAA, an atmosphere of great expectations was created in Serbia. Just like before an important football match, they said “we’re winning”, and “we’re going to the finals”. After the match, of course, they turn tail. That is what happened here as well.

Ever since I was a little boy, I knew the answer to the eternal Russian question "Whose fault is it?" It is always the fault of the one who is the biggest, strongest and dumbest. From sunrise till midday of August 8, as far as I am aware - even considering the slim and contradicting pieces of information - this is what the Georgian president Saakashvili was. And then, alas, it all went back to usual. It seems that miracles do not happen after all.