E. Saint, Huntington Hardisty, Sir John Woodward, James Alan Abrahamson, Johan Jørgen Holst, Ferenc Kárpáti, Vasile Milea, Dobri Dzhurov, Afghani minister of defense Shahnawaz Tanai, Maher Abdul Rashid, Helmut Willmann, Guido Venturoni, Joe Modise, Georg Meiring, etc. While writing for different Balkan publications, Lazanski's articles were also published in the Greek newspaper Kathimerini and the Japanese newspapers Diamond Weekly and Securitarian. Speaking in September 2014 about his methods of access to military officials on both sides of the Cold War, Lazanski said: Politika In February 1991, Lazanski took an offer from Politika to become their commentator and moved to Belgrade. He remained at the job until fall 1995. He reported from the Yugoslav Wars (including the Ten-Day War, Croatian War, Bosnian War and Kosovo War) as well as the First Chechen War, Libyan Civil War, and Crimea Crisis. In 2016, Lazanski interviewed commander-in-chief of the Syrian Armed Forces, Bashar al-Assad. He was the only foreign reporter in North Korea during the 2018 February military parade held in honor of Military Foundation Day. He has also authored several books. Views Regarding NATO exercises in the Baltic, Lazanski believed it to be part of an "anti-Russian hysteria" in the creation in the West, and that claims that Russia holds aggressive military plans for the Baltic, and at the same time NATO does not have these for Eastern Europe, is false. Television Lazanski was interviewed in Boris Malagurski's documentary film The Weight of Chains 2 (2014). He has guested on RTS's Upitnik, Oko, Srbija na vezi, Tako stoji stvari, TV lica, B92's Kažiprst, RTRS's Terorizam, svijet u strahu!, RTV Pink's Jutarnji program, Dobro Jutro, Emisija Pravac, Teška reč, and HRT's Otvoreno. He was a frequent guest on TV Happy's popular show Ćirilica ("Cyrillic") hosted by Milomir Marić. Lazanski was the host of Lazanski direktno on RTRS. He has authored two documentary films, Rat za Kosovo (War for Kosovo ) and Komandosi (Commandoes), and fronted several more. Politics On 4 March 2016, it was confirmed that he was a member of the electoral list of ministers to the National Assembly of Serbia as member of a group of independents in the coalition led by Aleksandar Vučić and the Serbian Progressive Party. Lazanski became a member of the Board on Defense and Internal Affairs, as chosen by the National Assembly by 22 June 2016. He resigned from the assembly on 25 September 2019 after being