Serbia’s blind spot Strasbourg’s rebuke and Ankara’s silence describe the same void. Serbia has slipped into the blind spot of European security thinking: visible only when it does something wrong, invisible every time the continent’s actual future is being drawn. Serbia’s national security strategy, still formally in force since 2019, frames cooperation with NATO as a shared interest – a pragmatic necessity. Serbia’s ambiguity is not merely a national failing; left unresolved, it is a standing vulnerability in Europe’s own security architecture. He previously served as Serbia’s Defence Attaché in London and Oslo and as Executive Director of the Council for Strategic Policy.