Tag Archives: Boris Tadic

March 8, 2010

Dobrovoljacka Street case: can Serbia provide a fair trial?

The arrest of Ejup Ganic in London last Monday, 1st of March, could not have happened in a more symbolically charged moment: exactly 18 years after the independence of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and on the same day … Continue reading →

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September 20, 2009

Democratic Serbia defeated once again: Belgrade Pride cancelled.

The decision to call off the Belgrade Pride Parade represents a serious set-back for the liberal sector in Serbia and a significant victory for the darkest nationalist forces. Only once has a LGTB Pride Parade been organized in Serbia, in … Continue reading →

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September 30, 2008

Boris Tadic on the partition of Kosovo:

As pressures over Boris Tadic from within the nationalist sector seem to be increasing, the Serbian President is responding to them the same way he has always, i.e. seeking to accommodate the nationalist agenda. Yesterday in an interview with RTS, … Continue reading →

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