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Istorijat uticaja zakonodavne vlasti na nadležnosti Državnog veća tužilaca i Visokog saveta sudstva u Republici Srbiji

Istorijat uticaja zakonodavne vlasti na nadležnosti Državnog veća tužilaca i Visokog saveta sudstva u Republici Srbiji

Author(s): Lazar Lazović / Language(s): Serbian

The State Prosecutorial Council and the High Court Council were proscribed for the first time in the Constitutional Act from 2006. According to that legal act, they had dominant role in the process of election of new prosecutors and judges. These provisions were good base, and it seemed like the fundamental principles were made in that important field and that in future they will be improved in the way to minimize the political influences. In the meantime, the legislative authority made special intervenings, regarding the recruitment and appointment of new judges and prosecutors, in the Law on Judicial Academy, Law on Judges and Law on Public Prosecution Office. They destablized the constitutional jurisdiction of the State Prosecutorial Council and the High Court Council in the way that they tried to define the sort of candidates that had the exclusive right of access to the career of a judge or a prosecutors, and after that to establish privileges for one small group – the beneficiaries of initial trainings, that are organized by the Judicial Academy. The content of these legal attempts, concrete provisions, their influence on the process of selection the candidates of the most important judicial functions and the decisions of the Constitutional Court, which refer to this field are the analized in this paper.

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The Third Wave: the Democratization of the Post-soviet Space and the Presidential Elections in the Republic of Moldova
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The Third Wave: the Democratization of the Post-soviet Space and the Presidential Elections in the Republic of Moldova

Author(s): Eduard Ţugui / Language(s): English

The results of the presidential elections in the Republic of Moldova, in which Maia Sandu obtain a definite victory over Igor Dodon, can be decisive for the future of the country and must be interpreted in the broader context of democratization of the post-Soviet space. The recent (post) electoral processes in Belarusor Kyrgyzstan, Georgia, or the Republic of Moldova, are all part of a third small wave of democratization that is sweeping the former Soviet republics. Against the background of these regional trends, a series of extant findings are emerging, findings which are related to three dimensions of the local political process: the voters; the political class; and the mandate of the new president.

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Russian Military Presence in Moldova – a Sensitive Issue for the Future of Relations Between Chișinău and Moscow
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Russian Military Presence in Moldova – a Sensitive Issue for the Future of Relations Between Chișinău and Moscow

Author(s): Ion Tăbârţă / Language(s): English

The presidential elections in the Republic of Moldova are barely over, and the first divergences between the future President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu – on one hand, and the Kremlin administration – on the other hand, are already foreshadowed. Some statements by Sandu regarding the presence of Russian military troops, illegally stationed on the left bank of the Dniester, and which statements in fact reiterated Chisinău's official stance on this matter, as it was known before the Ion Chicu government, disturbed Moscow and provoked its negative reaction.

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Što znači braniti Evropu?
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Što znači braniti Evropu?

Author(s): Slavoj Žižek / Language(s): Croatian

Nakon ruskog napada na Ukrajinu slovenačka je vlada smjesta obznanila da je Slovenija spremna prihvatiti više hiljada ukrajinskih izbjeglica. Kao slovenski građanin nisam se osjetio samo ponosnim, nego i osramoćenim.

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Trauma i društvo
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Trauma i društvo

Author(s): Aurelija Đan / Language(s): Serbian

Vest da je Rusija napala Ukrajinu dočekala sam nespremna. Nisam puno razmišljala o tome kako će građani/ke Srbije reagovati na ovu invaziju; pa zaboga, rat je nešto najgore i treba ga osuditi, mislila sam. Između ostalog, živeći na ovim prostorima mnogi su i sami iskusili posledice rata, bombardovanje i izbeglištvo. Stoga mi je bila daleka pomisao na bilo kakvo pravdanje stradanja nedužnog stanovništva. Veoma sam se uznemirila kada sam shvatila da mnogi direktno ili indirektno podržavaju agresiju na Ukrajinu. Mnogi bi rekli da niko normalan nije za rat i da to rade samo zli ljudi. Ne mora čovek da bude zao da bi podržao nasilje, ali mora da je i sam iskusio neki vid zla. To je ono što psiholozi nazivaju posledicama kolektivne traume.

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EAP Think Bridge - № 2020-16 - Eastern Partnership vs. Coronavirus: Test for Democracy
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EAP Think Bridge - № 2020-16 - Eastern Partnership vs. Coronavirus: Test for Democracy

Author(s): Sergiy Gerasymchuk,Natalia Stercul,Lasha Tughushi,Vadim Mojeiko,Richard Giragosian,Zohrab Ismayil / Language(s): English

After a short break, the EaP Think Bridge, the network uniting Eastern Partnership think tanks resumes its work. Each month, experts from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine prepare reviews of the most important developments in the domestic and foreign policy, as well as the economy of the region. In addition, we will devote each issue to the analysis of significant events and processes. Of course, the topic of this issue is the response of the Eastern Partnership states to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Coronavirus has become a serious test not only for the healthcare systems of the countries of the region, but also for societies and economy. Epidemic also caused an irresistible temptation for politicians to use restrictive measures for their own benefit and the crackdown against the opposition. We analyzed the responses of the authorities and civil society. Which tactitcs are the most effective? The project benefits from support through the EaP Civil Society Forum Re-granting Scheme (FSTP) and is funded by the European Union as part of its support to civil society in the region. Within its Re-granting Scheme, the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum (EaP CSF) supports projects of its members that contribute to achieving the mission and objectives of the Forum. //// CONTENT: Analytica: Eastern Partnership vs. Coronavirus: test for democracy // Azerbaijan: Snap Elections and New Opposition Accusations // Armenia: Constitutional Court as the key battleground // Belarus: Perfect storm in Belarusian economy // Georgia: Clouds Gather over Georgian Dream // Moldova: Point of Return or Going Round in Circles // Ukraine: In the Shadow of Disasters and Dark Forecasts // Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum News: EaP CSF Re-granting Cycle 2020

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EAP Think Bridge - № 2019-15 - Outlook for Eastern Partnership: view from the inside
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EAP Think Bridge - № 2019-15 - Outlook for Eastern Partnership: view from the inside

Author(s): Sergiy Gerasymchuk,Laura Zghibarta,Lasha Tughushi,Yuri Tsarik,Richard Giragosian / Language(s): English

The entire Eastern Partnership anniversary year partner countries and European capitals summed up the results of the decade, consulted on structural changes in policy and tried to look beyond the horizon: what’s next? As expected, the idea of further cooperation and ambitions among partner states are radically different. What will Brussels do: leave the minimum common denominator acceptable to all or move to the Eastern Partnership of different speeds? Analysts present the outlook as seen from each country. Meanwhile, October was turbulent for the region. Azerbaijan saw another brutal violation of human rights and the use of force against peaceful protesters. For the Armenian government, the month was full of setbacks and scandals. For the first time, Belarus publicly demonstrated a reduction in its obligations to Russia in the military sphere and at the same time reached a compromise with NATO. The focus of Georgia happened to be the scandal around the church. Moldova seems to be entering a new round of political crisis. A turbo-decision-making regime in Ukraine causes concern. The main developments of the month in the Eastern Partnership are analysed in our digest. //// CONTENT: Armenia: А month of setbacks for Armenian government // Azerbaijan: Brutal use of force against peaceful protesters // Belarus: Common ground with the US? // Georgia: Who is behind digging up dirt? // 180 degree changes or backtracking in Moldova // Ukraine: Turbo regime without visible breakthroughs and fails

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EAP Think Bridge - № 2019-13 - President Zelenskyy: 100 days on the Way to FullPower?
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EAP Think Bridge - № 2019-13 - President Zelenskyy: 100 days on the Way to FullPower?

Author(s): Richard Giragosian,Sevinç Aliyeva,Arseniy Sivitsky,Lasha Tughushi,Natalia Sterkul,Sergiy Gerasymchuk / Language(s): English

A complete reboot of power in Ukraine and Moldova is not only a chance for changes, the request for which has grown dramatically in the societies of both countries. It is also a test for democracy. It is too early to say whether the new leaders have passed this test, but the summer has already shown some important trends. For the first time during its independence, all the power in Ukraine is concentrated in the hands of one political force. Whether President Zelenskyy and his party will withstand the temptations of monopoly rule and justify the high as ever confidence of the people, Sergey Gerasimchuk analyzed. The controversial coalition of pro-Russian socialists and the pro-European bloc ACUM seemed to be the only chance for Moldova to overthrow the regime of oligarch Vlad Plahotniuc. How long this unexpected alliance will last and whether the allies will cope with other tasks facing the country, Natalia Stercul searched for answers. Rapid, albeit difficult, changes are on in Armenia, where the prime minister set ambitious development goals for 2050 already. Meanwhile, Belarus decided on the dates of the parliamentary and presidential elections, although neither the change of power, nor the reform of the system are in question. The summer was hot in Georgia: mass protests with victims took place in Tbilisi, and relations with Russia were aggravated once again. Azerbaijan faced yet another harassment of a journalist - new charges were brought against the former director of Radio Liber ty in Baku, Khadija Ismailova. These and other summer developments analyzed in our country reviews by the experts from the Eastern Partnership. //// CONTENT: Armenia’s difficult reforms // Azerbaijan: Human rights never a priority // Belarus: Rhetoric changes, the system doesn’t // Georgia: Freedom with barbed wire // What political changes bring for Moldova // Ukraine’s hot political summer // Analytica: President Zelenskyy: 100 days on the way to full power? // New government in Moldova: Test by compromise

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EAP Think Bridge - № 2019-12 - Sad Anniversary of the Eastern Partnership
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EAP Think Bridge - № 2019-12 - Sad Anniversary of the Eastern Partnership

Author(s): Sevinç Aliyeva,Lasha Tughushi,Natalia Sterkul,Sergiy Gerasymchuk,Hennadiy Maksak,Richard Giragosian,Yuri Tsarik / Language(s): English

May was the month of conclusions and careful forecasts for the Eastern Partnership. The decade of the policy was celebrated in the EU in a full sway and with fanfare, but without serious decisions on a political agenda, without a summit, without a general declaration and without a clear vision for new horizons. What this means for the region and what kind of misty contours are outlined for the cooperation in European institutions and partner countries, Hennady Maksak analyzed. Meanwhile, the Eastern Partnership is far from being calm. In Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan again called on supporters to take the streets, forgetting, probably, that he is now the leader of the state, not the opposition and the methods for the belated justice reform will have to be divergent from revolutionary. The old tensions over the border escalated in Georgia and Azerbaijan. After a short conflict, the common demarcation commission resumed its work in the disputed area. Belarus again felt the political and economic pressure of Russia in May, but it seems that Minsk took into account past mistakes and changed tactics when discussing integration issues. The political crisis in Moldova reached its apogee: the newly elected parliament has not yet been able to agree on the coalition. Democrats and socialists took the last chance to come to an agreement, otherwise extraordinary elections cannot be avoided. Ukraine, meanwhile, is preparing for dramatic changes. The newly elected president dissolved parliament and called on the Cabinet of Ministers to resign. As events develop in the Eastern Partnership, we are following in our analysts’ reviews from each of the countries of the region. //// CONTENT: Armenia: Crisis within the government // Richard Giragosian, Regional Studies Center // Azerbaijan: Tensions with Georgia over the borderline // Belarus: The planned elections and an unplanned crisis // Georgia: Political perspective through a prism of elections in one district // Moldova: A new round of political games // Ukraine before “a perfect storm” // Analytica: The sad anniversary of Eastern Partnership // Armenia’s revolution continues

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EAP Think Bridge - № 2019-10 - Visa-Free Whip. Prospects of Preserving a visa-free Regime for Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia
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EAP Think Bridge - № 2019-10 - Visa-Free Whip. Prospects of Preserving a visa-free Regime for Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia

Author(s): Richard Giragosian,Lasha Tughushi,Sergiy Gerasymchuk,Kateryna Kulchytksa,Yuri Tsarik / Language(s): English

In the Ukrainian presidential race the possible abolition of the visa-free regime with the EU in case of the victory of a “wrong” candidate became a hot topic. The dividing line was no longer on the voters’ preferences of Russia or the West, as none of the openly pro-Russian candidates had any real chances of winning. However, visa-free issue is still used in the campaigns after the first round, despite the fact that both leaders declare a course towards the West. Under what conditions can a visa free regime be, in fact, suspended not only for Ukraine, but also for the other Eastern Partnership countries? And who really walks on the edge - Kyiv, Tbilisi or Chisinau? Ekaterina Kulchitskaya analyzes. In the meantime, Belarus is only preparing for elections. The president is carrying out personnel changes and strengthening the rears in the regions. Another important step in this process was the adoption of the Information Security Concept. Neither the rights of citizens nor union obligations to Russia, but the supremacy of the state in the information space is placed first in the document. What is so unusual about this Concept and why it is needed at all, Yuri Tsarik tells. Moldova already shares out main posts after the elections. Although only three parties passed to the new parliament, they haven’t been able to reach an agreement yet. The same is the situation with the judicial reform in Georgian parliament. Since the negotiations were at an impasse, the opposition appealed to the Venice Commission for help. And the Armenian not numerous but vocal opposition strives to reduce the powers of the prime minister with no luck so far. Meanwhile, Azerbaijan saw an unprecedented amnesty, when 51 political prisoners were released. Is this a sign of the regime liberalization or the result of pressure? //// CONTENT: Mistakes & missteps: Armenian government begins to falter // Azerbaijan: Political prisoners released in mass pardon // Belarus: In the grip of the negative and seeking the positive // Georgia: the Venice Commission is to get involved in the judicial reform // Moldova: Where the three fight, the fourth wins // Ukraine elects, EU values progress, Russia persecutes crimean tatars // Analytica: The concept of Belarus information security and its long-term consequences // Visa-free whip. Prospects of preserving a visa-free regime for Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia

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Prilog anatomiji trećeg krimskog rata
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Prilog anatomiji trećeg krimskog rata

Author(s): Stanislav Belkovsky / Language(s): Serbian

Nedavno sam izlazeći iz Radio Eho Moskve, na prašnjavom trotoaru Novog Arbata naleteo na našeg poznatog međunarodnog analitičara.

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Važna vest iz Haga
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Važna vest iz Haga

Author(s): Igor Jakovenko / Language(s): Serbian

Međunarodni krivični sud u Hagu je na svom sajtu objavio izveštaj glavne tužiteljke Fatu Bensude, dokument u kojem je mnogo toga u vezi sa ruskom agresijom protiv Ukrajine nazvano pravim imenom. U tom izveštaju je između ostalog navedeno sledeće...

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Putinizacija Evrope
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Putinizacija Evrope

Author(s): Tom Fransoaz / Language(s): Serbian

Reklo bi se da je jedna od važnijih pouka koju je Kremlj izvukao iz ukrajinskog konflikta na Zapadu prošla skoro neopaženo. Naime, izgledalo je da su gotovo svi pokušaji zbližavanja Evrope s Putinovim Evroazijskim savezom (pod uslovima koje je nametala Moskva) nemogući. Stekao se utisak da Rusija od početka konfrontacije sa Ukrajinom sve više tone u izolacionizam. Da, što se unutrašnje politike tiče to je zaista tačno. Međutim, Rusija je na planu spoljne politike udesetostručila svoje napore da Evropu prekroji po svojoj meri. Kremlj danas čvrsto stoji na stanovištu da se „suverena“ Rusija ne da zamisliti bez „sfere svog uticaja“ koja će se u širokom pojasu prostirati od Lisabona do Vladivostoka. Kremlj hoće da preformatira evropsku svest. Kremlj hoće da natera Evropljane da se odreknu svojih institucija, da čitavoj klasi svojih političara okrenu leđa i tako postanu „putinokompatabilni“. Radi ostvarivanja ovih ciljeva, medijska strategija Kremlja je istovremeno usmerena u tri pravca.

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Kraj epohe ruskih ucena gasom
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Kraj epohe ruskih ucena gasom

Author(s): Aleksandar Riklin / Language(s): Serbian

Vesti koje su najavile početak 2016. i koje su nas kao iz zasede zaskočile posle novogodišnjih praznika, za ekonomiju Rusije nisu nimalo ohrabrujuće. Svetske cene energenata, naših osnovnih izvoznih proizvoda, strmoglavo nastavljaju da padaju, a da se kraj tog procesa i dalje ne nazire. Berzanskim izveštajima o neverovatnoj ceni nafte koja se, evo, već spustila na samo 30 dolara za barel, poslednji događaji na tržištu gasa ne dodaju nimalo optimizma.

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Jalta 2
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Jalta 2

Author(s): Stanislav Belkovsky,Lesja Rjabceva / Language(s): Serbian

Razgovor sa politikologom Stanislavom Belkovskim vodila Lesja Rjabceva.

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EAP Think Bridge - № 2018-06 - Kerch Strait incident and its implications for regional security
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EAP Think Bridge - № 2018-06 - Kerch Strait incident and its implications for regional security

Author(s): Ashot Azazian,Sevinç Aliyeva,Arseni Sivitski,Lasha Tughushi,Sorin Sclearuc,Sergiy Gerasymchuk,Hanna Shelest,Yauheni Preiherman / Language(s): English

The incident in the Kerch Strait is a game changer in the Kremlin’s “hybrid” war. For the first time Russia openly attacked Ukraine, not hiding behind “polite green men” or “local protesters”. And this escalation is dangerous not only for Ukraine. Whether the security of the Eastern Partnership countries is threatened, which legal and political implications have been already caused by the aggression and which are still getting underway, Hanna Shelest analyzed. Western politicians and world leading experts are already concerned about the security in the region. Thus, it is no coincidence that, first time ever, the Munich Security Conference, the most authoritative international forum, held a meeting of the Core Group in Eastern Europe. Whatthey discussed and, most importantly, what they failed to agree upon in Minsk, Yauheni Preiherman shared. And in the meantime Belarus itself arranged military cooperation and the supply of weapons to Azerbaijan. Concurrently, the rest of the region is still absorbed in the electoral process and has pushed security issues to the background. In Armenia, revolution leader Nikol Pashinyan is preparing to get a majority in parliament and return to the prime minister’s seat. At the same time, because of the scandal and the criminal case against representatives of the former government, the country may lose its Secretary General post in the CSTO. Georgia elected the first female president. After her odious statements regarding the 2008 Russian-Georgian war, the question remains as to what position the president-elect Salome Zurabishvili will take towards the Russian Federation. And Moldova’s European partners moved from warnings to actions and froze economic assistance to the country until the parliamentary elections. What else happened in the Eastern Partnership in November, find out in the latest issue of the Digest. //// CONTENT: Armenia lost its CSTO Secretary General post? // Azerbaijan: Military cooperation with Belarus // Belarus “tightens the screws” before the election // Georgia: New president with new problems // Moldova: Facing European ultimatums // Ukraine: Heading into elections in the context of war // Analytica: Kerch Strait incident and its implications for regional security // Munich in Minsk: Stating the big regional problem

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EAP Think Bridge - № 2018-05 - Georgia: The last “people’s” president
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EAP Think Bridge - № 2018-05 - Georgia: The last “people’s” president

Author(s): Richard Giragosian,Sevinç Aliyeva,Arseni Sivitski,Lasha Tughushi,Sorin Sclearuc,Sergiy Gerasymchuk,Hennadiy Maksak / Language(s): English

The Eastern Partnership region is captured by electoral issues. Election campaigns completely eclipsed everything else on domestic and foreign policy agenda of the partner-states. In the very spotlight is the last direct election of the President of Georgia. Although this post effectively performs a merely ceremonial function in the parliamentary republic, serious battles flared up, not a single political force is ready to give up. For the first time in Georgia’s history a presidential vote has gone to a second round. Why it is important not only for Georgia, but also for the whole region, Lasha Tugushi elaborated. Neighboring Armenia activated complicated constitutional steps to dissolve the parliament and move toward a snap parliamentary election. In Belarus the entire country is being used to polish up Aliaksandr Lukashenka’s image and prepare him for the upcoming election. Brutal policies and primitive means used to enforce them are the evidence of close parliamentary election in Moldova. While in Ukraine, topics and slogans popular among voters prevail in the domestic narratives, language, faith and the fight against corruption being most noticeable. Meanwhile in Luxembourg, at a meeting of Foreign Ministers of the EU and the Eastern Partnership member-states the progress in achieving the 20 EaP Deliverables for 2020 was discussed. Hennadiy Maksak representing the EaP Civil Society Forum at the ministerial shares his conclusions and recommendations for the near future of the region. //// CONTENT: Armenia moves to special pre-term elections // Azerbaijan invests big in Turkey // Belarus: All about Lukashenka’s image // Georgia: Lugar Labs in Putin’s sights // Moldova: Between democracy and authoritarianism // Ukraine: The closer to elections, the farther from Moscow // Analytica: Georgia: The last “people’s” president // Ukraine: 20 EaP Deliverables progress report

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Posle Minska
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Posle Minska

Author(s): Mark Solonin / Language(s): Serbian

Apsolutni svetski šampion je… ko? Da li je to neko ko je pretrčao sto metara apsolutno maksimalnom brzinom od 300.000 kilometara u sekundi? Ne. Možda čovek koji je ovu razdaljinu prevalio brže od svih ljudi u istoriji čovečanstva? Opet ne. Mi ne znamo kojom brzinom je trčao drevni afrički lovac loveći antilope. Šampion je onaj koji trči brže od svih današnjih učesnika u trci. I zato nemojmo upoređivati V. V. Putina sa Čerčilom ili Aleksandrom Makedonskim. Ali budući da je on taj koji danas suvereno niže jednu pobedu za drugom, Putin je među svojim savremenicima ubedljivo najistaknutiji političar današnjice.

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Penzionerski turizam
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Penzionerski turizam

Author(s): Dmytro Tytarenko / Language(s): Serbian

U Donbasu već mesecima traje rat, ginu ljudi, sve je više izbeglica. Možemo da raspravljamo o tome ko je odgovoran za ovaj rat, ali jedno je sigurno: za njega nije odgovorno civilno stanovništvo koje je samo talac političkih sukoba. A najmanje su odgovorni deca i starci.

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Poraz

Author(s): Jakob Augstein / Language(s): Serbian

Satima i satima su u Minsku pregovarali lideri Rusije, Ukrajine, Francuske i Nemačke. Rezultat – prekid vatre. Ništa više. Stanje u Ukrajini je beznadežno: ta zemlja se raspada i za to su podjednako odgovorne Rusija i Amerika, a ne treba zaboraviti ni samu Ukrajinu. Napori Evrope uloženi u postizanje mira i njeno pozivanje na razum bili su uzaludni.

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