Brian! Who is behind the protests in Serbia? " The short answer - it looks like the USA. The Longer Answer To definitively answer this question, you need to look for the organizations directly involved in the protests, as well as the organizations that support and promote them legally, logistically, financially, and politically. I did it last year ( ) during similar protests and it's almost certainly the same case this year - it's a repeat. I'm certainly not the only person on earth who can look these things up, but since many have asked, I've started looking this year as well. This requires research that can take several hours of dedicated focus to answer. For starters, look at US government funded media outlets like Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty or British state media like the BBC and see how they spin it. If they promote it enthusiastically - it is almost certain that it is supported by the US. If they brush it off as an "anti-democratic mob" or "Russian/Chinese meddling", it's almost certainly meant to dismantle US-backed proxies/parties/programs. Regarding the current protests in Serbia - within a few minutes I found several organizations in the middle of supporting them funded by the US/EU governments including: 1. ACLED (Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project) ( );.

Brian! Who is behind the protests in Serbia? " The short answer - it looks like the USA. The Longer Answer To definitively answer this question, you need to look for the organizations directly involved in the protests, as well as the organizations that support and promote them legally, logistically, financially, and politically. I did it last year ( ) during similar protests and it's almost certainly the same case this year - it's a repeat. I'm certainly not the only person on earth who can look these things up, but since many have asked, I've started looking this year as well. This requires research that can take several hours of dedicated focus to answer. For starters, look at US government funded media outlets like Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty or British state media like the BBC and see how they spin it. If they promote it enthusiastically - it is almost certain that it is supported by the US. If they brush it off as an "anti-democratic mob" or "Russian/Chinese meddling", it's almost certainly meant to dismantle US-backed proxies/parties/programs. Regarding the current protests in Serbia - within a few minutes I found several organizations in the middle of supporting them funded by the US/EU governments including: 1. ACLED (Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project) ( );.

2. Global Resilience Fund ( );.

3. N1 and Nova S (United Media Group) (here's a US/EU funded front promoting them.

4. And of course the BBC and RFE/RL themselves as you see here: ( and );.