The last radio show
After 11 years of broadcasting Pescanik on Radio B92, this cooperation has been put to an end on June 10th 2011.
Media and national ideologies
This collection is an attempt to offer some explorations of the role played by nationalism in media coverage in three countries: Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Serbia.
Memories of a better future in the aftermath of the Srebrenica genocide
Almost sixteen years later, on the other side of the planet, in Australia, I received the news that Ratko Mladić was apprehended in Serbia.
The General
When it comes to genocide and similar grave “political” crimes, one can always recognize three key and essential roles: The Ideologue, The Politician and The General.
At uncle’s country house
He has grown visibly older, they say. I too have grown older in those fifteen years, but unlike myself and Ratko Mladic, 8,000 murdered people never got a chance to grow older and some of them did not even get a chance to grow up.
Siege museum
Museum will launch a positive transfer of knowledge as a new way of teaching & learning about the Sarajevo Siege phenomenon.
Are we going to stand in lines for visas again?
Let me give you the answer right away: We will not! Neither because of Roma, nor Albanians, nor hooligans, nor Ratko Mladic, nor Saric. I will try to explain why.
Three categories and mockery of law
There are three categories of our fellow citizens who will never be viewed as criminals: war criminals, extremists who resort to violence and citizens belonging to the category “Ceca”.
Serbia, Europe’s biggest polluter
The Serbian flight ban on Kosovo contributes to the air pollution and to the dangerous phenomenon of global warming.
On Gotovina, aggression and genocide
The Croatian government is preparing legal studies and diplomatic offensives; the state will be defended before the Hague Tribunal.
Declaration of anti-fascist struggle’s continuation
The Declaration will be publicly read on May 9th at 12.30 p.m. at the site of the former concentration camp in Omarska (1992) and at the site of the World War II camp Banjica in Belgrade.
An explosive device with a delayed effect
This is a comparative analysis of the interpretation of the wars of the nineties in Serbian textbooks published in the nineties and after the political changes in 2000.
Animal kingdom
I still have no idea how to exit this new authoritarianism. The author who wrote about it, Ivan Krastev, says that there is an exit, but a false one.
Assassination of Zoran Djindjic – Our private affair
Transcript of the movie; speaking: Srdja Popovic, Vesna Pesic, Vladimir Popovic, Zarko Korac, Dubravka Stojanovic, Milos Ciric, Ivan Kuzminovic, Stevan Filipovic, Sandra Orlovic, Mirjana Karanovic i Dragan Micanovic.
Stone city
When the signing of the petition was initiated, Vojislav Kostunica appeared before the DSS main party board and held an incredible speech.
Dossier of the judiciary
If the secret police gathered data about judges and prosecutors, then our trust in the intention to ever establish a rule of law would be brought into question.
One to five
Republic of Serbia’s 2011 Budget – monies earmarked for the security services, human rights and anti-corruption bodies.
New energy and credibility
The general assessment of the Prime Minister regarding the reconstruction of the Government comes down to the following: everyone did their job right.
Does denying genocide counts as free speech?
Dr. Srdja Trifkovic was recently invited to speak about the state of affairs in the Balkans at the University of British Columbia.
Pain
Let’s say someone is singing “One who does not like Dabic Rasa, should suck our dick”. How many people may be insulted by this? What is the sum of all the spiritual, or, let’s say moral pain that these verses inflict?
Once again, the command is – stop!
A meeting of the Council of all Serbs in the Region was held a few days ago in the President’s cabinet. The idea is to prepare Serbs for the population counts in neighboring countries.
We march through reform with pride, yet repetitively
The answer to EC Questionnaire is filled with false contrition, lack of understanding of the problem and a readiness to keep rushing.
Sins according to Ciplic
Ciplic is an illustration of a bizarre political nomenclature, which is obviously ready to stick by its party soldiers until the very last moment.
Rebuilding Vijećnica in Sarajevo
During the four-year long Serb siege of Sarajevo, from 1992 till 1995, Vijecnica was repeatedly shelled. On 26th of August 1992, the library burned. Around two million publications were lost.
The stupidity test
A list of 50 things the general public in Serbia is prone to believing, mostly thanks to the uncritical attitude towards the numerous information they have been fed by various media over the decades.
Political reality show
Political parties in Serbia address a population mostly consisting of people who watch reality show programs.
Shame on pessimists!
Are the citizens to believe that they are guilty for not trusting the government? The marketing team of our President has really lost its mind.
Belarus, our sister
Serbia has not uttered a single word due to the violation of basic human rights in Belarus. Why?
Letter to Boris Tadic
The latest attack on Branko Živković, Helsinki Committee PR officer, must be properly investigated without any delay.
Yellow house at the end of the road
The report by Dick Marty is important primarily for Kosovo, where the issue of war crimes against non-Albanians has been at a standstill from the very beginning.
Post-election violence in Belarus
Seven out of nine alternative presidential candidates were detained by the police.
Yugoslav airlines flies only in TV commercials
JAT is a paradigm of Serbia – everything has fallen apart in that company.
