A Letter to Journalist
Jacky Rawland
A BULLET THAT MISSED
YOU
By Zoran Janic
Dear Ms. Rawland:
Let me tell you with due respect that I am not writing this letter in my name - as we do
not know each other - but on behalf of a certain person I run into last summer. This
letter, therefore, is the consequence of that brief meeting and my talk with this young
guy, I'll name here Matador (actually he never told me his real name). On that occasion he
confided - if a total stranger ever tells you anything in... More >>> |
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Ratko Mladic in The Hague
GENERAL IN THE HAGUE,
SERBIA ON TEST
By Ivan Torov
At long last! After a 16-year-seach that generally resembled some
obnoxious game of who gets whom more effectively, a general and creator of the most
monstrous war crime in the territory of Europe after WWII found himself in the place he
should have been in long ago when first news about the tragedy of almost the entire male
population in Srebrenica started pouring in. He found himself in ICTY which now, almost at
the end of its mandate, has... More
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Serbia on its Road
Towards Europe
THE PRICE OF
NATIONALISM
By Vladimir Gligorov
When Serbia decided to arrest Ratko Mladic, Croatia finalized
negotiations with EU expecting to become its full-fledged member in 2013. Unlike the two,
Slovenia's pace towards European integrations had been the same as that of other Middle
European, post-socialist countries. So, how much did ex-Yugoslav countries paid for their
nationalisms? Now, after 20 years of ex-Yugoslavia's disintegration and 20
years... More >>> |
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Ratko Mladic in The Hague
SAMIR AND RYAD HAD
THE RIGHT TO LIVE
By Irena Antic
Equal in death the same as they had been equal in fear and agony before
in the heat of July 1995 in the death-fields spreading from Srebrenica and Bratunac to
Konjevic Polje, Nova Kasaba and Zvornik they looked at this world for the last time,
citizens of Podrinje, killed in the Srebrenica genocide, more than 600 of them, returned
this July 11, after 16 years, to Potocare, to the same spot where they met their death.
Together with 4,534 victims already buried in the Memorial... More >>> |
