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We (croats) would definitely rather be in a federation akin to the Austro-Hungary, than to be for the 3rd time in a failure that would be another south slavic federation
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Slovenia and Croatia do not like each other enough to be part of any federation. In fact Slovenians like Serbs more than Croats
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—🇷🇸 /🇵🇱 NEW: Serbian President congratulates Nawrocki on Polish presidency.
Belgrade affirms support and partnership as Nawrocki assumes office, highlighting hopes for strengthened Serbia–Poland cooperation in diplomacy and joint projects for regional stability and prosperity.
📰 Source: President Vučić on X
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Belgrade affirms support and partnership as Nawrocki assumes office, highlighting hopes for strengthened Serbia–Poland cooperation in diplomacy and joint projects for regional stability and prosperity.
📰 Source: President Vučić on X
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—🇲🇩 /🇷🇺 NEW: Moldovan PM warns of Russian plan to deploy 10,000 troops in separatist Transnistria region.
PM Dorin Recean claims Moscow aims to use political destabilization to legitimize its military presence and replace Moldova’s government with a pro-Russian administration.
📰 Source: TVP World
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PM Dorin Recean claims Moscow aims to use political destabilization to legitimize its military presence and replace Moldova’s government with a pro-Russian administration.
📰 Source: TVP World
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—🇷🇸 (🇧🇦 ) /🇭🇺 NEW: Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik meets Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán in Budapest.
Dodik and Orbán discussed economic cooperation; Hungary pledged support for RS infrastructure, including a wind farm and sewage projects.
📰 Source: Sarajevo Times
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Dodik and Orbán discussed economic cooperation; Hungary pledged support for RS infrastructure, including a wind farm and sewage projects.
📰 Source: Sarajevo Times
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Since direct messages have made bots less useful for contacting channel admins, how else could we creatively repurpose the Balkan Bot?
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—🇺🇳 /🇷🇸 NEW: UN rapporteurs request official response from Serbia over alleged use of sonic weapons against protesters in Belgrade.
UN experts formally asked Serbian authorities to clarify reports of deploying a Long-Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) during March 15 protests near the National Assembly, citing potential human rights violations.
📰 Source: KoSSev
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UN experts formally asked Serbian authorities to clarify reports of deploying a Long-Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) during March 15 protests near the National Assembly, citing potential human rights violations.
📰 Source: KoSSev
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—🇷🇸 /🇵🇱 NEW: Serbian President congratulates Nawrocki on Polish presidency. Belgrade affirms support and partnership as Nawrocki assumes office, highlighting hopes for strengthened Serbia–Poland cooperation in diplomacy and joint projects for regional stability…
—🤝 🇵🇱 /🇽🇰 UPDATE: Newly elected Polish President Karol Nawrocki replies to Albin Kurti’s message, signaling interest in stronger ties with Kosovo.
Nawrocki thanked Kurti for his congratulations and stated his intent to advance bilateral cooperation in economy, tourism, and cultural exchange.
📰 Source: Gazeta Express
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Nawrocki thanked Kurti for his congratulations and stated his intent to advance bilateral cooperation in economy, tourism, and cultural exchange.
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The likely cause of concern for Kiev was that the Transnistrian separatists would blow up the Cobasna (Колбасная/Kolbasnaya) ammo storage site, a Cold War era remnant of Soviet munitions and artillery shells which, if detonated, would cause an explosion equivalent to the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.
The Cobasna ammo depot is right on the border between Moldova (Transnistria) and Ukraine, meaning all countries would be affected if it were to blow up.
The separatists in Tiraspol are keeping the contents of the ammo depot a closely guarded secret, meaning it is unknown how many explosive ordinances are inside considering that between 1999 and 2003 Moscow removed some ammunition from the site.
Pictured are a satellite image of the ammo depot and its location on a map.
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“Serbia stands alone in Europe today as the only country still engaged in the sale and purchase of military ammunition with Israel.
Our stance will not change. Serbia will continue to respect, support and love the Jewish people and the State of Israel."
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❗This isn’t Balkan news, but I really wanted to share a few thoughts on the future of Telegram.
Telegram has been breaking the rules of traditional social media from day one, and I honestly believe channels are the next big thing here. With the right updates, they could completely transform the platform — and the way we create and share content.
Telegram is clearly moving toward helping creators like us at Balkan Spectator work more professionally.
Now, what I’d love to see in a future update is this:
– Let people buy and sell channels, just like usernames. Some channels are basically independent media outlets now. If Bezos can buy The Washington Post, why can’t we have that option on Telegram?
– Allow channel mergers. Yes. You read it right. Some channels could be absorbed by bigger ones through agreement, others could merge like companies do. It would open up new ways to grow and collaborate.
Even if just one of these ideas became real — it would be a game changer.
If you agree, feel free to share this message in your own channel. Let’s try to get it in front of Pavel Durov 👀
Telegram has been breaking the rules of traditional social media from day one, and I honestly believe channels are the next big thing here. With the right updates, they could completely transform the platform — and the way we create and share content.
Telegram is clearly moving toward helping creators like us at Balkan Spectator work more professionally.
Now, what I’d love to see in a future update is this:
– Let people buy and sell channels, just like usernames. Some channels are basically independent media outlets now. If Bezos can buy The Washington Post, why can’t we have that option on Telegram?
– Allow channel mergers. Yes. You read it right. Some channels could be absorbed by bigger ones through agreement, others could merge like companies do. It would open up new ways to grow and collaborate.
Even if just one of these ideas became real — it would be a game changer.
If you agree, feel free to share this message in your own channel. Let’s try to get it in front of Pavel Durov 👀
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