"The resolution on Srebenica, adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations, is not a basis for revision, because it is based on the decisions of the Hague Tribunal and the International Court of Justice," said international law expert Tibor Varadi.
Sarajevo's announcements that it will Resolution on the Srebrenica genocide serve as a springboard for the review of the judgment of the International Court of Justice on the claim Of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BIH) against Serbia and the collection of "war reparations" from the legal point of view are "a shot in the blank", said expert in international law Tibor Varadi.
Varadi told Večernje novosti that the Resolution on Srebenica, adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations, is not a basis for revision, because it is based on the decisions of the Hague Tribunal and the International Court of Justice.
Those decisions determine the responsibility of the individual and confirm that the state of Serbia is not responsible for genocide, emphasized Varadi, a former member of the Serbian team before the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
Economist Milojko Arsić expects a drop in employment in companies that operated with the support of the outgoing government. For Vreme, he talks about how to save jobs and what threatens public finances due to the debts of the city of Belgrade and Telekom
The student movement and future MPs are seeking an agreement on who decides on the composition and program of the new Government, writes "Vreme" in its new issue. While the consultations are ongoing, the program of more than a thousand pages is already ready
For Aleksandar Vučić, the consequences of the change of his government will be economic collapse, departure of foreign investors from Serbia, mass layoffs, jeopardy of pension payments, instability of the banking system, spread of crime. All in all - a cataclysm
In the midst of the arrests of politicians and businessmen after the defeat of the Aleksandar Vučić regime in the elections, the controversial businessman Zvonko Veselinović traveled to Turkey.
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade rejects the report of the Supreme Public Prosecution Commission as "malicious" and "baseless", accusing its members of exceeding their powers and intimidating prosecutors.
At the moment when the institutions of the Republic are destroyed, when Vučić's octopus is still alive, when people are disgusted by the injustice and the stench left behind by the Essenes regime, we have, as Machiavelli said, only civic virtue as the fuel with which we can return to the beginning
The four independent members of REM are an example of perseverance and civic responsibility. Rodoljub Šabić even, upon leaving the premises of REM, after the sentencing of the Informer, experienced that the Essenes insulted him, hit him with their hands and feet. But that too will soon be over
Vučić pardoned the batterers and Dijana Hrkalović. The election winners should abolish the sultan's power that allows one man to run afoul of the entire judicial system
Interview: Branko Stamenković, public prosecutor of the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office
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