Helsinki Bulletin, No. 42
A FRESH
ADVANCE IN EURO-ATLANTIC ORIENTATION
October 2009
Ever since it consolidated its pro-European course the Serbian cabinet
has been confronted by the anti-European and anti-West "alliance" aware that
such development posed a threat to its ideological concept. Namely, it feels threatened by
the process forcing Serbia to put an end to the national and state question - i.e. to give
up...
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Helsinki Bulletin, No. 40
SANDZAK:
INEVITABLE RADICALIZATION
September 2009
For over two decades Sandzak - a part of Serbia bordering both on
Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro, and mostly populated by Bosniak minority - has been
exposed to the state orchestrated, repressive policy aimed at minimizing this minority
community. The attitude towards Islam and Muslims in ex-Yugoslavia became...
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TRAGIC DEATH OF THE YOUNG FRENCHMAN THE LAST WARNING
Belgrade, September 29, 2009
For the Serbian society, the tragic death of the young Frenchman Bris
Taton should serve as a final warning that fascization is in full swing and that citizens,
the same as governmental institutions, should start coping with it seriously. One cannot
but be worried over the fact that this tragic death is only a natural outcome of the
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Helsinki Bulletin, No. 39
SERBIA:
GRADUAL RECOGNITION OF KOSOVO REALITY
September 2009
Serbian government elected in spring 2009 retained an ambivalent
attitude towards the Kosovo issue - an attitude best reflected in the Democratic Party's
/DS/ slogan "Both Kosovo and EU." The cabinet relocated "defense of
Kosovo" to the domain of the international law (UN, ICJ) intent to either prevent or
slow...
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