Siege of Sarajevo – 30 years later

VIDEO – On April 5th, 1992, the longest siege of a European city since World War 2 began. It lasted 44 months, until December 1995. Over 11,000 people were killed, among them 1,600 children.

Debt

DwP – Sometimes I think I hear Milosevic when Putin is speaking. I am not struck by temporal confusion. Putin and his “Russian world” had Milosevic and his “Serbian world” as a precursor.

Electoral Neverland

Let’s start with the good news. There aren’t any. Let’s try again. Good news is that the regime no longer holds two thirds of the parliament and Vucic could not be declared a president-for-life.

Russian world

“The majority of the Ukrainian population, seduced by the siren call of Europe, has succumbed to the temptations of electoral democracy. Russian troops started a war to free it from these illusions.”

Cain’s campaign

The Orthodox armies of the Third Rome did not withstand the threat of the West and struck first, to return Ukraine to the Russian world. What could Cain have thought before he killed Abel?

Territories – the Munich moment

The explanation for the occupation of Ukraine, if it happens, is that the rights of the Russian minority are endangered. The comparison with Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina is obvious.

Embarrassment

The Serbian government, contrary to the decision of the European Court of Human Rights on temporary ban on extradition, extradited to the Bahrein its citizen Ali Ahmed Jaffar Mohammed.

January 16 dictatorship*

Nice weather for this time of year brought people out onto the picnic areas, but not to the polling stations. Which only makes sense – voting has long been replaced with pointless circling of numbers.

Novak Djokovic, X. and Y.

Let’s apply the standards that Judge Kelly applied to the Djokovic case and give everyone the right to have his or her voice heard, instead of just “loading” them back on the plane…

Despicable song

The Priboj police is celebrating the birth of one police officer’s son with a song so dear to them. And it goes like this: “Srebrenica, you are so dear to me, I wish you happened three more times…”

Doctor D

The media lynch of director Goran Markovic has been ongoing for over a month now. It started after the decision of the Film Center of Serbia not to award funds to Markovic, Zilnik and Dragojevic.

Undermining justice

Does the number of misdemeanor charges point to the conclusion that the police used so-called intelligent video surveillance – cameras and software for digital, biometric face recognition?

Vucic’s Apocalypse

Should the excavator smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to it the other also. This is not quite what Jesus said in the Sermon on the Mount, but that is how the police in Sabac understood it.

Gas scam

What is all the excitement about? 1,000 cubic meters of gas coming to Serbia via Ukraine and Hungary costs $270, but with the new pipeline the price would be reduced to $155.

Vukovar 1991-2021

DwP – The fall of Vukovar, the birthplace of the Communist party of Yugoslavia, also represents the defeat of the Bolshevik project, in the sense of the country that died there, and globally.

Serbedzija – persona non grata

As soon as it was announced that Rade Serbedzija will have a concert, it was sold out. As soon as it was announced that Rade Serbedzija’s concert in Vinkovci was sold out – it was banned.

A culture of insulting reason

The photo of a girl holding a book with the question “Do you have trouble with grammar like people from the south of Serbia?” is a reminder that there is still life in a morally infected environment…

The cunning of fools

If there was any room for doubt, now it’s gone – the government led by Aleksandar Vucic has decided to sacrifice the health and lives of the citizens of Serbia for the sake of its own ratings.

What is the Serbian world to us

DwP – Although the Serbian world really is a copy – or, a ripoff, if you will – of the Russian world, the role of those two worlds in their political contexts is completely different…

Death and us

When, how, and why did we, the citizens of Serbia, decide to simply come to terms with illness, even death? In addition to all the (self) praise for the abundance of vaccines and new Covid hospitals…

Central celebration

The real star of this program was Milorad Dodik, who could not be clearer: “I have to let you in on a secret. We don’t like it when you call us Bosnians. We are not Bosnians, I am a Serb, I write in Cyrillic…”

Nationalization of Nikola Tesla

A fantastic tragicomedy could be written around the fact that the citizens of Croatia have chosen Nikola Tesla as one of the figures who will be featured on Croatian euro banknotes.

Interest

Telekom will pay an incredible 100 million euro per season, or a total of 600 million euros, for the exclusive broadcasting rights of the upcoming 6 seasons of English Premier League matches.