Will China seek revenge for its century of humiliation at the hands of the West? Indeed, they now talk of using history as “a mirror to look forward to the future.” Certainly it makes sense for them to look forward, rather than back. And this is what China’s 1.3 billion people may well do as they advance toward the center of the world’s stage.

The U.S. government is effectively bankrupt. Angry citizens in the Tea Party movement are bypassing traditional politicians. Republican Party apparatchiks are scrambling to turn popular frustration to their advantage.The conservative movement also is in flux.

And here we find ourselves slowly discerning a portrait of a Serbia whose past 10 years are beginning to resemble those of the German Weimar Republic. Paralleling Weimar’s 15-year existence, Serbia has had a number of setbacks: forced to accept defeat and blame for wars it believes it lost due to the West’s interventions...

Anyone who has traveled throughout Europe knows that its image as an exemplar of progressivism, and ethnic and religious diversity, is a fabrication of the American liberal mind. It is Europeans, again, whose darker impulses we have to fear.

If voters in the Republika Srpska choose to establish an independent state, the U.S. and the other NATO members ought to respect that decision. Keeping a vegetative Bosnia on international life support does not serve any legitimate American interest.

Not only the “Democratic” leaders, but many Serbs who could not understand why NATO bombed their country preferred to echo the NATO line, in order to escape from isolation. They would say, what happened in Yugoslavia was all the fault of one man, Slobodan Milosevic. But we are not like him, we are nice.

We must be able to build confidence to have trust. Serbia believes that the continued pursuit of recognitions is futile and counter-productive to the spirit in which we now enter.  Everyone who wanted to make their point has made it – and, we still do not have a clear settlement.

The forthcoming elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, on October, 3^rd, are a key political event in a region. The question is: Will the replacement of some single cog-wheels of the state mechanism will make the whole construction work according to the expectations.

At the heart of the global systemic crisis since its inception, the USA is, in the coming months, going to demonstrate that it is in the process of leading the economy and global finances into the “heart of darkness”. The world will have to face the “Very Serious Breakdown” of the global economic system.

Now–William Hague has intimated that he seeks to distance Britain from reflexive support for Washington, and he says that, in a new multipolar world, he wants to move more generally from an obsession with the “blocs”—the USA, Europe and the Middle East—to forge fresh links with such emerging powerhouses as India, China and Brazil.