OUR PUTINISTS
By Teofil Pancic
My dear, what a team! What an eclectic mélange of exalted priests,
deeply moved Bolsheviks, maddening National General Practitioners, overwhelmed Poets,
stupid but wise-looking foreign policy commentators, a variety of low-brow petty politics
fauna (true, including some premiers) and, of course, that endemic sort of "ordinary
people" - particularly represented by Retired Public Servants! Ergo, what a mélange
of all those countless eccentrically formatted factors that at sundown sit in circles
outside neighborhood supermarkets and emptily philosophize! And all... More >>> |
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KOSOVO: WHAT'S THE MOSCOW TIME?
By Miroslav Filipovic
It's harder for Russia than for Serbia. A superpower should not make
mistakes and that's exactly what might happen. Russia has to make a key choice - if it
exercises the power of veto and the United States and the European Union recognize Kosovo
nevertheless, Russia will be left isolated and ashamed, while its stand on Kosovo
proclaimed empty-worded muscle-showing. Once formally proclaimed independent Kosovo will
still remain in the same place and will be "ours" inasmuch as we smoothly
communicate with Kosovo authorities. That... More >>> |
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Serbia and Kosovo in Big
Powers' Hug
VOLUNTARY
MERCHANDISES TO BARGAIN WITH?
By Ivan Torov
Despite the international community's optimistic announcements,
assessments and promises of some six or so months ago that the chapter of the final or
some other status of Kosovo would be closed relatively soon and without major turmoil,
things have considerably changed in the meantime. As if the process of untangling the
Kosovo knot has lately taken such course and proportions that its outcome became hardly
predictable... More
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