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Nemanja Popović

Nemanja Popović is a Serbian political analyst who works in the energy industry. He also writes for Global Risk Insights.
Amur gas plant Svobodny Russia

Don’t Blame Russia for High Gas Prices

Russia may be a convenient scapegoat, but it doesn’t control the price of natural gas alone.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićOctober 11, 2021November 19, 2021
Mike Pompeo Alexander Lukashenko

Belarus’ Lukashenko Under Pressure from All Sides

Europe’s last dictator faces opposition at home and weakening support from Russia.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićAugust 7, 2020December 1, 2021
Vladimir Putin Xi Jinping

Sino-American Rift Gives Russia an Opening

Russia is keen to deepen its relationship with China, even if it is the weaker party.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićJuly 2, 2020November 21, 2021
Saint Basil's Cathedral Moscow Russia

Coronavirus Puts Extra Stress on Russian Economy

The country was already coping with a slump in oil prices.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićMarch 27, 2020April 11, 2022

Why Kosovo Is Lifting, But Will Likely Reinstate, Tariffs on Serbia

Serbia is unwilling to meet Kosovo’s terms.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićMarch 11, 2020December 3, 2021
Mike Pompeo Alexander Lukashenko

In Minsk, Pompeo Is All Talk

The American proposes to meet all of Belarus’ energy needs. That’s not a realistic offer.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićFebruary 3, 2020December 1, 2021

Who Is Russia’s New Prime Minister?

Mikhail Mishustin has little political experience. That’s probably why Putin chose him.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićJanuary 29, 2020April 11, 2022
Cologne Germany train station

Germany Invests in Rail, But Is It Enough?

The hope is to shift Germans toward less carbon-intensive forms of travel.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićJanuary 23, 2020November 13, 2021
Kiev Ukraine

Russian-Ukrainian Gas Deal Is a Trilateral Victory

Russia, Ukraine and the EU all benefit.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićJanuary 10, 2020November 28, 2021
Hamburg Germany port

Germany’s Surplus Obsession Hurts the Eurozone

There are things Germany can do to boost its own economy as well as those of its neighbors.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićJanuary 6, 2020November 10, 2021
Donald Trump Angela Merkel

Nord Stream Sanctions Are No Way to Treat European Allies

The United States should help Europe become less dependent on Russian gas.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićDecember 19, 2019November 12, 2021
Kipoi Greece compressor station

The Trans-Anatolian Pipeline, Explained

A new pipeline connects Azerbaijan to Europe. What does it mean for the countries along the route?

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićDecember 15, 2019December 2, 2021

Balkans Propose Mini-Schengen

EU hopefuls Albania, North Macedonia and Serbia would create their own free-travel zone.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićNovember 14, 2019November 10, 2021
Angela Merkel Emmanuel Macron

EU Breaks Promise to Balkan States

There is a difference between opening accession talks and letting Albania and North Macedonia in.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićOctober 22, 2019November 12, 2021
Poland coal plant

Poland Needs EU Support to Meet Climate Goals

But it also has a responsibility of its own to stop burning coal.

Nemanja PopovicNemanja PopovićOctober 4, 2019August 26, 2022

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