Being Marko Milosevic's friend was not easy even when his dad was in power, let alone later. It's the same with business partners: Marko could choose what he would do, so he switched from crates to cigarettes, and there was a crowd. Some died in the crowd this way, and some that way; some then, and some, by God, even now
Why did a questionnaire from the Ministry of Education on the personal, property and family data of students and teachers cause great indignation from the citizens of Belgrade
According to the Broadcasting Council, in the electronic media, overruns usually last up to two minutes, which is tolerable to a certain extent, although there are also extreme cases when advertisements within one hour last more than 20 minutes.
Radicals, as the majority know, gathered with all their best, including the best writer, the best academic, the best actor, the best Cyrillist and the best general, gave the best message, there is no surrender, we are Serbia
Many of the arguments against the lawsuit that we have heard these days can be summarized as follows principle fogs, says lawyer Srđa Popović for "Vreme". "Those who are considered directly responsible for that policy want to convince the public that they are protecting themselves, so that they themselves can hide behind the public."
Now it is somewhat easier to predict that for the majority of internal, but also international factors, it is appropriate for Koštunica and his colleagues to complete their four-year mandate until the very end and that they should try to dispel at least some of the misconceptions and illusions on which Serbia's old strategy was built.
The Assembly approved the previous actions of Serbian negotiators, Ahtisaari in Belgrade, continuation in Vienna on March 17
Satisfying the interests of his small coalition partners (more numerous than when he came to power), with a little parliamentary engineering (due to which the party of the President of Serbia left the parliament) and the appropriate amount of demonstrating patriotism, Koštunica managed to stabilize the government and take the first step in the first half of his mandate. towards Europe
The Montenegrin government and the opposition - the government with a little more thought and calculation - agreed to accept the European proposal on a qualified majority in the referendum on independence. It remains to determine the form of the question and the date of its holding, which will also not pass without calculations. In any case, it looks like we will know this year whether Montenegro is "leaving" or "staying", certainly before they inform us where Kosovo is.
Inciting and inciting suicide is punishable by one to five years in prison. Radicals these days are increasingly calling for Ratko Mladić and Radovan Karadžić to turn their hands on themselves
"I believe that the members of the SPS and JUL, those who are not mentioned in the newspapers and on television as thieves, rich or that they are suspicious and responsible for some other reason - I believe that they are the ones who made an agreement with the new authorities to that government protects their material and other interests, their rather large wealth, and that in return they contribute to the bribery of their yesterday's comrades and personal friends"
"Refugees have been manipulated like no other population in recent times. Perhaps only the mentally ill were manipulated that way in the Soviet Union during Stalin's reign of terror."
The new authorities shout at the top of their voices that those responsible for the collapse of the state will be tried. Wouldn't it be more logical to rehabilitate the victims first?
In some reflections on the latest events not only in Macedonia but also in the south of Serbia, one hears how the Albanian side is allegedly trying to catch the "last train" for a more comprehensive solution to its own issue and to reach, possibly, a new Dayton by radicalizing the situation on the ground.
Metropolitan Justin of Žica openly sided with the students and warned the government that "power was not given for the sake of violence, but for the sake of service". What was the need for an archbishop known for avoiding conflict
Just as Šešelj pulled a gun on the students at the beginning of the nineties, so Vučić pulls his beaters on their rebellious daughters and sons today. It's the same policy, just adapted to the times
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, acquits thugs and madmen who beat and trample students, while arresting those same students. A people in rebellion is no longer guaranteed a bare life - but the guild will pay for this regime in the end
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