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Culture of memory: Bosnian Šamac

Where did Arkan and the Red Berets go...

"The paramilitaries, in order to operate, depended on many different institutions, mostly local, but the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Serbian Security Service were the ones who coordinated and designed it," says Iva Vukušić, author of a scientific paper and book on the role of Serbian paramilitary formations. in the disintegration of SFRY

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Experiences in the region

The example of North Macedonia: How election rigging was abolished

As now in Serbia, in 2013 local elections in Macedonia revealed "voter migration". After several years of tensions, protests and the opposition boycott of the parliament, under the auspices and pressure of the EU and the USA, negotiations were held in Pržin, where an agreement of the same name was reached in 2015. Some items of that agreement could be applied in Serbia as well

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Protest over the verdict for the murder of Ćuruvija

Veran Matić: It is important not to give up

Journalist associations, media associations and trade unions held a protest in front of the Court of Appeal due to the acquittal of those accused of the murder of journalist and editor Slavko Ćuruvija.

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Decision of the Court of Appeal

Reactions to the verdict for the murder of Ćuruvija: A big defeat for society in Serbia

The messages of this verdict are clear, those who threaten security and kill journalists can still count on the fact that there is almost no chance of being convicted, says Veran Matić.

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Montenegro

Vujović: The election of Živković as head of the DPS will stabilize the party

In the internal party elections held on Sunday, January 28, the current acting Danijel Živković was elected as the president of the Montenegrin DPS

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Politics

Lazović on the constitutive session: An attempt to hide from international condemnation

"The whole world saw that (Vučić) brutally stole the elections. All international observers saw it and spoke clearly about it, and I expect that the resolution of the European Parliament will be as clear and concrete as well," co-president Zeleno- of the left front, Radomir Lazović

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Balkans

Refugee graves without names on both sides of the Drina

The Drina River, which divides Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, since the Balkan route was diverted through Bosnia, daily takes the lives of people who try to cross it. Identification of the body is difficult

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Society

Beshlin: Calendar of the MUP, continuation of the rehabilitation of fascism in Serbia

The MUP announced that the Kvislin Serbian State Guard "is part of the historical development of the Serbian police, so their photos were included in the calendar (...) to illustrate the appearance of the police during the occupation."

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Agreement of post-Yugoslav republics

The "Yugoslav Pavilion" returns to Auschwitz

The exhibition in Auschwitz will finally be staged again, and the main question is who will give what and how it will be organized, comments writer and translator Ivan Ivanji news about the agreement signed in Paris

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Society

Obstetric violence is a pressing problem in Serbia

"Women have become aware of their rights and what the patient-doctor relationship should look like," lawyer Jelena Stanković, one of the authors of the report on obstetric violence, told Vreme.

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Interview

The legacy of PiS in Poland: In legal limbo

The former conservative authorities left the party judiciary and media to Poland, says Michal Šuldrzyński, editor-in-chief of the portal of the Polish daily "Žečpospolita" in an interview with "Vreme".

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European integration

EU enlargement: Many people agree that Serbia and the neighborhood will forever be in the waiting room

While the EU special representative Miroslav Lajčak says that there is political momentum in the enlargement, experts of the situation for "Vreme" say that this momentum refers more to Ukraine and Moldova than to the Western Balkans.

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Gender Equality Act

Female monk or nun: Patriarch and Matica Srpska again against gender-sensitive language

The provisions on the use of gender-sensitive language came into force at the beginning of the year, says Nevena Petrušić, a professor at the Faculty of Law in Niš.

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Post-election expectations

Internationalization of Serbian elections: Where are the red lines of the West?

Reactions from the European Union and the world are piling up, and everything points in favor of the formation of an international commission that would determine and eliminate electoral irregularities in Serbia, Deputy President of the Freedom and Justice Party Borko Stefanović told Vreme.

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