The Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies (CEAS) from Belgrade calls on the Business Registers Agency and other competent authorities to pay attention to the profile and operations of the organization named Serbian Euro-Atlantic Cooperation (SEAS), registered on May 25 2016 at the Business Registers Agency, under the registration number 109526366. The founder of this organization is a certain Vencislav Bujić, publicly known as a person who maintains ties to the Serbs who are participating on the side of pro-Russian forces in the war in Ukraine.

Belgrade, December 25 – Years of the Prosecutor’s Office inaction regarding the criminal charges filed by the Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies (CEAS) and its Director Jelena Milić including: bullying, threats, racial and other discrimination of known public figures, as well as the attack on CEAS website, indicate that in Serbia there is a direct influence of politics on the judiciary.

The Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies is unpleasantly surprised by the ignorance of political processes in the world and/or amateurish logical fallacy shown by the vice president of Narodna stranka, Zdravko Ponoš. To score cheap political points, a few days ago Ponoš commented on a somewhat vague statement by the Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin about the participation of Serbian forces in the fight against terrorism.

The Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies strongly condemns the statements on the Facebook page of the controversial Military Trade Union of Serbia regarding the fate of convicted war criminal, former commander of the Priština corps of the Armed Forces of Serbia and Montenegro, Vladimir Lazarević. 

The Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies (CEAS) from Belgrade in principle welcomes the invitation of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić for a more intensive dialogue on Kosovo. The point is after all that Serbia symbolized by Vučić finally joins the dialogue about Kosovo in a responsible and fact-established way, together with all those who have for all these years talked with Kosovo and about Kosovo -  a group of professional and consistent civil society organizations dealing with human rights, transitional justice and foreign and security policy of Serbia, prominent journalists and commentators and some politicians of socio-political orientation.

The Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies (CEAS) from Belgrade would like to express a grave concern regarding the proposal put forward by Ana Brnabić, the Prime Minister-designate, who will form the new government, to appoint Aleksandar Vulin as the Minister of Defense.