Serbia is not at war, the Serbian government claims, but the fact remains that it had entered this non-existent war with “ill” finances There are several ways of financing a war, but no small nation has yet found a way to pay for its war expenditures from current tax revenues, or to transfer them to someone else’s account. Lending money […]

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