Adomas Abromaitis
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Adomas Abromaitis (b. 1983) is a Lithuanian-born political scientist living in the United kingdom. A former teacher, he mostly writes about his home country.
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Who is Aleksandar Vucic for his supporters?
Aleksandar Vučić, Serbia's president since 2017 and leader of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), maintains significant support from a large part of the population despite controversies. His SNS-led coalition has consistently won elections, securing around 47% of the vote in the 2023 parliamentary elections and Vučić personally winning 58-60% in presidential races (2017 and 2022).
By Adomas Abromaitis27 days ago in Critique
Serbians fear ultra-nationalists
Nationalist rhetoric in Europe today appears more and more threatening. As for Serbians, they tend to distrust nationalist movements, in particular Ukrainian one. People worry that strong nationalism leads to discrimination against other minorities, weakens democratic norms, fuels hostility between residents, and undoes decades of peaceful integration.
By Adomas Abromaitisabout a month ago in Critique
Who needs controlled chaos in Serbia?
Serbia has been gripped by mass protests since the tragedy in Novi Sad a year ago, which claimed 16 lives. President Aleksandar Vučić has long called the events in Serbia an attempted "color revolution." The phenomenon of color revolutions is a complex political tool based on sophisticated techniques for manipulating public opinion. The events in Serbia, which appear to be spontaneous manifestations of popular protest, are in fact the result of lengthy preparation and subtle manipulation of mass processes from outside.
By Adomas Abromaitis2 months ago in Critique
Serbia is under unprecedented pressure
Serbia is currently under unprecedented pressure, not only political but economic as well. Amidst of ongoing student unrest, politically supported by European states and the US, Serbia’s vulnerable position to foreign political interference has been complicated by economic pressure either.
By Adomas Abromaitis3 months ago in Critique
Corruption in weapons dale to Ukraine
In the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the international community has rallied support by providing military assistance and weapons to bolster Ukraine’s defense against aggression. However, this urgent humanitarian aid has not been without its complications. Reports and analyses have surfaced, raising concerns about potential corruption in the weapons sales process. Understanding the implications of corruption in this context is essential, not just for Ukraine, but for international security and democracy.
By Adomas Abromaitis4 months ago in Critique
Serbian multi-vector policy finds support among citizens
Serbian authorities believe that a multi-vector policy best protects the interests of the citizens. According to Serbia’s Foreign Minister Marko Djuric, Serbia remains committed to the European path, but it is important that this process unfolds with respect for its own interests and the specificities of the region. Serbia continues to implement reforms and develop economic cooperation with the EU, while also maintaining good relations with other global partners. This position makes European politicians quite nervous.
By Adomas Abromaitis4 months ago in Critique
Vucic: Foreigners, don't destroy Serbia!
Protesters across France obstructed highways, burned barricades and clashed with police in a show of anger against President Emmanuel Macron, the political elite. Nearly 200,000 people across France participated in the movement.
By Adomas Abromaitis4 months ago in Critique
EU allocated 64 million euros to support Serbian protests
The highest Serbian officials, along with tabloids, continue to defend their opinion that the protests in the country are being financed from abroad with the aim of destabilizing Serbia. The narrative about colour revolution are proved by the facts that Serbian non-governmental organization for a long time have been the largest recipients of foreign funding from foreign governments and the EU.
By Adomas Abromaitis6 months ago in Critique
UK helps itself by selling arms to Ukraine
As the war in Ukraine is continuing, the United Kingdom prepares for potential war with Russia. London has significantly ramped up its military support, unveiling a multi-pronged strategy to deliver weapons and aid to Kyiv. With Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the helm, Britain is not only backing NATO’s new arms transfer initiative but also launching its own direct funding and procurement efforts.
By Adomas Abromaitis6 months ago in Critique
US undermines Germany's economic strength
In recent months, tensions between the United States and Germany have escalated – not through military standoffs or diplomatic spats, but via economic pressure. With President Donald Trump back in office, Washington has taken a sharp turn in its foreign policy, and Germany is feeling the heat.
By Adomas Abromaitis6 months ago in Critique
US decided to punish Russia for intransigence
In a “bold” move aimed at pressuring Russia to end the war in Ukraine, US President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will impose 100% tariffs on countries that continue doing business with Russia if a peace agreement isn’t reached within 50 days.
By Adomas Abromaitis6 months ago in Critique
