Nikola Mikovic
Journalist at Freelance
Analyst/journalist/columnist. Focus: #Russia, #Belarus, #Ukraine, #Energy, among other topics Tweets in English, српски & по-русски https://t.co/nOiQS5kHTb
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6 days ago |
news.cgtn.com | Nikola Mikovic
Editor's note: Nikola Mikovic, a special commentator on current affairs for CGTN, is a freelance journalist in Serbia, covering mostly Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian foreign policy issues. The article reflects the author's opinions, and not necessarily those of CGTN. Russia is marking the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Soviet Union's Great Patriotic War.
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1 week ago |
timesca.com | Nikola Mikovic
Although most Central Asian nations are heavily dependent on fossil fuel production and exports, they are aiming to significantly increase the use of renewable energy, hoping to eventually become crucial suppliers of so-called green electricity to Europe. Achieving such an ambitious goal will be easier said than done, given that developing the green energy sector in the region requires massive investment.
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1 week ago |
scmp.com | Nikola Mikovic
For Russian President Vladimir Putin, celebrating Victory Day on May 9 appears to be a top priority. Unable to defeat Ukraine after more than three years of war, Putin is preparing to bask in the glory of the Soviet Union’s triumph over the Nazi Germany – a victory for which he can claim no credit.
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2 weeks ago |
theliberum.com | Nikola Mikovic
Image credits: A worried Russian President, Vladimir Putin. Photo courtesy Mikhail Svetlov. April 29, 2025 | Europe, Russia, Ukraine, United States | Uncategorized, Featured, UnapologeticIn anti-establishment circles in the West, Russian President Vladimir Putin is widely portrayed as a defender of Christianity and traditional values. His policies, particularly regarding migration, do not seem significantly different from those implemented by the Western liberal elite.
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2 weeks ago |
timesca.com | Nikola Mikovic
Amid the ongoing reshaping of the global order, Kazakhstan is seeking to enhance its role as an emerging middle power. Preserving strong relations with all key geopolitical actors, strengthening its position as a de facto leader in Central Asia, and developing closer ties with other influential states on the world stage appear to be Astana's top foreign policy priorities.
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Putin pretends to believe that the West genuinely tried to dissuade Vucic from coming to Moscow. He also deliberately ignores the fact that Serbia is selling weapons to Ukraine. Vucic would never have come to Russia to meet with Putin without a green light from the West.
#BREAKING #Russia #Serbia JUST IN: Russian President Vladimir Putin is holding talks with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić in Moscow. "I know they tried to dissuade you from coming to Moscow on May 9 and created logistical problems," Putin said, adding that Russia values https://t.co/SnFXOX7yto
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