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The Kosovo problem From the Standpoints of Military Policy and International Law

15:00 13.10.2011

The Kosovo problem From the Standpoints of Military Policy and International Law

The escalation in the Serb-populated northern part of Kosovo, paralleled by the deepening of the EU crisis, underscored the inefficiency of the efforts and approached supposed to help resolve the bitter dispute over Serbia's breakaway province. It became abundantly clear that the attempts made since late 2010 to reach compromise …

Will international terrorists help the U.S. build ‘The Greater Middle East’?

15:00 13.07.2011

Will international terrorists help the U.S. build ‘The Greater Middle East’?

The so-called ‘Arab spring’, which started as a wave of anti-government riots in Tunisia and Egypt, is now developing in full accordance with the US scenario, its main aim being to reshape the geopolitics, which the Bush administration once described as ‘The Greater Middle East’ plan.Emphasis is made on maintaining …

Croatia’s EU membership will bring balkanization to Europe

15:00 28.06.2011

Croatia’s EU membership will bring balkanization to Europe

On June 24, at a meeting in Brussels the European Council decided for further enlargement of the European Union – on July 1, 2013 Croatia should become the 28th members of the EU. In December the final document on the admission of Croatia to the EU is expected to be …

From Mladic to Gadhafi: Geopolitics Overrides Legitimacy of National Leaders

15:00 01.06.2011

From Mladic to Gadhafi: Geopolitics Overrides Legitimacy of National Leaders

The arrest in Serbia of former Bosnian Serb army commander, legendary Gen. R. Mladic and the statement on the illegitimacy of Gadhafi’s rule in Libya issued collectively at the G8 summit in Deauville combine neatly within the same paradigm: in a unipolar world, as long as it continues to exist, …

NATO testing «Kosovo model» in Libya and Syria

15:00 24.05.2011

NATO testing «Kosovo model» in Libya and Syria

On the 23d of May the naval forces of the US, NATO, South Europe and North Africa launched the maneuvers codenamed Phoenix Express. Politically, the aim is to demonstrate that members of the alliance are ready to join efforts in case anything goes wrong in Libya. As far as the …

Elections in Finland and rise of nationalism all over Europe

15:00 20.04.2011

Elections in Finland and rise of nationalism all over Europe

The parliamentary elections, held in Finland on April 17, were marked by an unprecedented success of the True Finns, which is regarded as a nationalist party. According to the preliminary results, the True Finns have received 19% of votes and increased their representation at the parliament to 39 from only …

A Visa of Contention

15:00 27.10.2010

A Visa of Contention

In early November interior ministers of the EU`s 27 member states are going to discuss visa-free regime with the Balkan states. These are expected to be really hot debates with the EU chiefs probably revising the earlier approved principles and schedules. Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Serbia …

Kosovo’s masters of puppets

15:00 18.10.2010

Kosovo’s masters of puppets

A new political crisis is ripening in Serbia’s Kosovo. The resignation of Kosovo’s President Fatmir Sejdiu was followed by the resignation of the government of Hashim Thaçi, which means that early parliamentary elections will be held. It also means the postponement of talks between Belgrade and Pristina and possibly a …

Boomerang of terror comes back to France

15:00 29.09.2010

Boomerang of terror comes back to France

Life in France came to a standstill amid report of new threats. The country’s interior minister Brice Hortefeux has urged to raise terror alert level. The French national police director Frederic Pechenard confirmed that new threats were very likely and named public transport among the most probable objects for attacks. …

In the Grey Zone: Mladic's Diaries Sensationalized

15:00 20.09.2010

In the Grey Zone: Mladic's Diaries Sensationalized

Italy's La Repubblica presented as a sensational revelation fragments from the diaries of former Bosnian Serbs' army commander R. Mladic [1]. The paper titled Mladic's Horrible Diaries: “We Need to Eliminate Muslims to Build a Great Serbia” said 18 notebooks with Mladic's writings had been found during a search of …

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