this was among the largest pro—russian demonstrations seen in europe since the start of the war. unlike the rest of europe, most people here believe that serbia should remain neutral in the war and they support the president's decision not to impose sanctions on russia. the two countries have historical ties. they were allies in both world wars. they share a common orthodox christian faith and slavic roots. and, like the russians, serbs have a sizeable anti—western and anti—nato sentiment.
are an unusual sight in european streets. this was among the largest pro—russian demonstrations seen in europe since the start of the war. unlike the rest of europe, most people here believe that serbia should remain neutral in the war and they support the president's decision not to impose sanctions on russia. the two countries have historical ties. they were allies in both world wars. they share a common orthodox christian faith and slavic roots. and, like the russians, serbs have a sizeable anti—western and anti—nato sentiment.
unlike the rest of europe, most people here believe that serbia should remain neutral in the war and they support the president's decision not to impose sanctions on russia. the two countries have historical ties. they were allies in both world wars. they share a common orthodox christian faith and slavic roots. and, like the russians, serbs have a sizeable anti—western and anti—nato sentiment. over the years, i heard a lot of rumours about knezevic. his vigilante organisation, people's patrol, has a reputation for violence, but sifting through the footage on youtube, it's clear that
this was among the largest pro—russian demonstrations seen in europe since the start of the war. unlike the rest of europe, most people here believe that serbia should remain neutral in the war, and they support the president's decision not to impose sanctions on russia. the two countries have historical ties. they were allies in both world wars. they share a common orthodox christian faith and slavic roots. and like the russians, serbs have a sizable anti—western and anti—nato sentiment. over the years, i heard a lot of rumors about him.
By DUSAN STOJANOVIC Associated Press BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Tensions between Serbia and Kosovo have flared anew this week after Kosovo's police raided Serb
this controversial film, and it happened in the city over this controversialfilm, on and it happened in the city over this controversial film, on this post. two communities clashed, one person was killed and eight injured. police say over 100 people were taken into custody, they had to suspend internet services and impose a restrictive curfew in many parts of the city. the state authorities have asked people to maintain peace. the whole thing is about the movie called the kerala story. it is about three young women from the southern indian state of kerala, they get converted to islam and they were lowered to join the slavic state militant group. and while this movie has been welcomed by many people, especially from the hindu nationalists, the critics are saying this movie is nothing but a propaganda. it attempts to destroy religious harmony in india. you have nearly hundred and 80 million muslims in india, so it is a
with nato and kosovo. where do you see the truth of that in the context of our conversation? the second two elements, the unpopularity of nato and russia acting as they like to call it as a spoiler power, probably has more to do with the russian presence in the country than any ancient historical ties. this notion about pro—russian serbs and this mythical alliance between two slavic and orthodox ties which perseveres for the past 200 years, no matter the objective circumstances, i think it is a myth. the current level of partnership between the two countries is much more rooted in more modern, rather than any distant historical factors. it has much more to do with some of the frustrations of the serbian population with bitter memories of the 1990s and of course what has
to anger empires are great powers, to anger empires or great powers, but also might be dangerous to be in their embrace. for those who closely watch russia's influence in serbia, there is not one simple solution to what is going on. we have heard from different people, different theories about russian influence. one is, it is historical, there is a fraternal link. one is that it is engineered, the russians have been playing hybrid warfare. one is that it is to do with nato and kosovo. where do you see the truth of that in the context of a conversation? in the context of our conversation? the second two elements, the unpopularity of nato and russia acting as they like to call it as a spoiler power, properly has more to do with the russian presence in the country than any ancient historical ties. this notion about pro—russian serbs and this mythical alliance between two slavic and orthodox ties which perseveres for the past 200 years, no matter