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"Clinically Dead"
Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade, Stefan Surlić, stated for RTS that Euroscepticism is on the rise in Serbia. According to Professor Stefan Surlić, citizens don't believe their countries will ever become EU members because they think there are hidden conditions that cannot be fulfilled. For Serbia, that condition is the normalization of relations with Pristina, and the dialogue is, as he says, clinically dead at the moment. He says that the year 2030 can be both realistic and ambitious, as emphasized by Charles Michel. Surlić also mentions that Michel's statement surprised him because there is a great responsibility when dealing with dates. "Of course, politicians, especially those at the top in Brussels, have avoided announcing something like this, knowing the methodology that full membership, alongside all those criteria, requires the unanimous agreement of all member states. For that reason, we had certain years - even Juncker once stated that if Serbia and Montenegro meet all the criteria, a realistic date would be 2025," Surlić pointed out. According to him, that currently seems like an entirely unworkable scenario. Surlić says that the year 2030 can be both realistic and ambitious, as emphasized by Charles Michel. "I would even add most optimistic because experts dealing with the EU accession process state that according to the current methodology, it takes a minimum of five to seven years to complete the entire complex process," he said. Immediately after Michel's statement, the European Commission also issued a response, seemingly distancing themselves from his assessments, stating that they hadn't had prior consultations about that timeline. "I think it's very important that we still discuss a certain year, as it serves as an orientation, providing predictability to the process, but of course, we should take that year with caution. For several reasons. First, those who talk about that year today will likely not hold any political office by then. Let's remember Angela Merkel, who was thought to bring the Western Balkan countries into the EU by the end of her political career. She's already in significant political retirement, and the Western Balkans are far from the EU," Surlić noted. So, the previous messages from Juncker, now Michel, need to be taken with caution, as they likely won't be the ones responsible for the full membership of Western Balkan countries in the EU, Surlić emphasizes. He says that not only in Serbia but also in other Western Balkan countries, there's a growing Euroscepticism. Citizens don't believe their countries will ever become EU members and think that there are hidden conditions that cannot be fulfilled, Surlić points out. However, he highlights that now the key is that the enlargement policy is being placed in a geopolitical context. "The European Union, or at least all its representatives, agree that they don't want to import problems and that Belgrade and Pristina must agree and achieve full normalization of relations before any talk about membership," Surlić emphasizes. According to him, the war in Ukraine completely changed the political landscape and atmosphere. "Now, like the '90s and early 2000s, some formal criteria might be overlooked, and in return, a clearer perspective of Western Balkans' membership could be offered. This is no longer just the interest of the Western Balkan countries; it's also the interest of EU member states to have a more secure European continent," Surlić underscores. "We see a constant change in methodology, but here for Serbia, political conditions are much more important, primarily concerning the normalization of relations with Pristina and alignment with EU foreign policy. Specifically, I mean the sanctions against Russia. Now, Serbia's position is neutral. It condemned the aggression in Ukraine but didn't impose sanctions on Russia. But if we're truly talking about future EU membership, all countries, including Serbia, will need to align with foreign policy," Surlić said. Whether these sanctions will still be in effect at the time of accession is an open question, but undoubtedly, we will continue to have an open problem in terms of the final agreement on normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina, and without that, we can't discuss any perspective of Serbia's full EU membership, Surlić emphasizes. The continuation of dialogue was discussed on the sidelines of the strategic summit in Bled. The mediator in the dialogue, Miroslav Lajčak, met with Albin Kurti, and today he arrives in Belgrade. "At this moment, the dialogue is clinically dead, and Lajčak, as a mediator, is trying for who-knows-how-many times to revive the dialogue with a new round of negotiations or a meeting at the highest level in Brussels to move things forward from a standstill," Surlić states. Stefan Surlic
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Amazing parade in Serbia. White families everywhere
https://youtu.be/LABfWjlWuAo?si=5rSHduaQot_CtWi2 Remember, these are the people anti white usa/NATO bombed and murdered for benefit of non white squip narco terrorists. China never did that. Last edited by James Radov; September 10th, 2023 at 05:26 PM. |
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Hundreds of Pride activists march in Serbia despite hate messages sent by far-right officials
Hundreds of Pride activists have gathered in the Serbian capital amid heavy police presence and anti-gay messages sent by the country’s conservative leadership and threats by far-right groups ByMARKO DROBNJAKOVIC Associated Press September 10, 2023, eople hold a large Rainbow flag as they take part in a Pride march in Belgrade, Serbia, Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023. Hundreds of Pride activists gathered in the Serbian capital Saturday amid heavy police presence and anti-gay messages sent by the country's conservative leadership and far rights groups BELGRADE, Serbia -- Hundreds of Pride activists gathered in the Serbian capital Saturday amid a heavy police presence and anti-gay messages sent by the country’s conservative leadership and far-right groups. Last year, the LGBTQ+ event was marred by skirmishes between the police and anti-Pride groups who believe the event goes against traditional Serbian Christian Orthodox values and should be banned. The participants of the march on Saturday held banners reading “We Are Not Even Close” — referring to the current status of the gay population is Serbia — as well as “Marriage” and “Queer Liberation not Rainbow Capitalism.” A heavy police presence of officers in riot gear blocked off central Belgrade. In a rally against the march, about 50 anti-gay protesters and Orthodox priests held religious icons in front of a downtown church as the Pride event participants passed by. A group of anti-gay activists held a banner on the main downtown street that said, “I don’t want a gay parade in Belgrade.” Before the 11th consecutive Pride event held in Serbia, the country's populist president, Aleksandar Vucic, said that as long he is in power, he wouldn't approve a law allowing same-sex marriages or partnerships. He also said that he didn't allow rainbow colored flags to be placed on flags at his downtown office during the march. Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, a close Vucic ally, is the Balkan country’s first openly gay politician. She has, however, rarely spoken in favor of LGBTQ+ rights in Serbia. Before the Pride event, the embassies and representative offices of 25 countries and the European Union delegation in Serbia issued a joint statement of support for the values of Pride and urging protection of the rights of LGBTQ+ persons. “On the occasion of Belgrade Pride 2023, we want to reaffirm our commitment to respecting, promoting and protecting human rights for all,” the joint statement said. “We proudly stand with the LGBTQ+ community in Serbia and strongly support the values that Pride represents — acceptance, inclusion and diversity.” Serbia formally wants to join the EU, but under Vucic’s more than decade rule it has gradually slid toward Russia and its anti-Western policies, including disrespect for the rights of gay people. https://abcnews.go.com/International...ages-103055783
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NATO pushes war against Serbia
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Saw this yesterday during Czars Speech
V. Putin: "It is possible to destroy, but it is impossible to crush and subjugate the Serbs" https://youtu.be/qvxpmqy2VjI?si=weaK4wQ1j5FdS9C- |
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Serbia’s ruling party set to win parliamentary election amid reports of irregularity – Europe live
Aleksandar Vučić, Serbia’s president, delivers a speech as he declares victory in a snap parliamentary election on 17 December. Photograph: Anadolu/Getty Images Hungary’s president has congratulated Aleksandar Vučić and his party on a “great” victory. Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán already congratulated Serbia’s leader yesterday on an “overwhelming election victory.” The governments in Budapest and Belgrade maintain a close relationship. https://www.theguardian.com/world/li...08a7f5b92686f1
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https://www.lewrockwell.com/2023/12/...an-opposition/
The US Is Coordinating the Actions of Both the Serbian Government and the Serbian Opposition According to experts, an attempt is being made to stage a coup in Serbia on the model of Ukraine’s Maidan in 2014. Most experts believe that the actions of the Serbian opposition are coordinated by Brussels and Washington. This originally appeared on Geostrategy.rs. |
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The (((EuroMaidan flag))) appeared in Serbia at the opposition terrorist protests.
Opposition blocks streets in Belgrade, the citizens suffer; Shameful flag PHOTO/VIDEO Supporters of the "Serbia Against Violence" list blocked traffic at the intersection of Knez Miloš and Birčaninova streets. https://www.b92.net/eng/news/politic...&nav_id=117358
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So the jews or the US or ZOG or whatever want to overthrow Serbia's lesbian prime minister Ana Brnabić...and replace her with someone even worse? Good grief. Quote:
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The 'Serbian' opposition is so bad that even the half Croat lesbian Brnabic and the cuck Vucic are the better option here. That tells you everything.
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Former Serb Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic’s 2003 Murder Remains Unsolved
Former Serb Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic’s 2003 Murder Remains Unsolved
Olga Peterson - May 27, 20230 On March 12, 2003, Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic was fatally wounded by a gunshot while entering the Serbian government building where he was supposed to meet the foreign minister of Sweden. According to the official verdict, a member of Serbia’s Special Operations Unit (JSO), Zvezdan Jovanović, fatally shot Djindjic from the window of a building approximately 180 meters away.[1] Serbs mourn at funeral of Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic. Suspicion lingers that he was killed with the assistance of the CIA or other Western intelligence services when he began to question U.S. regional designs in the aftermath of the 1990s Balkan Wars. The right of humanitarian intervention, if it exists as a category in international law, is premised The right of humanitarian intervention, if it exists as a category in international law, is premised on the ‘good faith’ of those intervening. That assumption of good faith is based not on their rhetoric but on their record, in particular their record of adherence to the principles of international law, World Court decisions, and so on. But if we look at the historical record, the United States does not qualify. The backdrop for the assassination was the U.S.-NATO war in the Balkans which had been aimed at breaking up the Yugoslav federation and isolating and then removing Serbian Socialist leader Slobodan Milošević (1989-2000), who was put on trial for war crimes and genocide at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and died while in custody. Slobodan Milošević. The U.S.’s primary goal was to a) prevent the re-emergence of a strong independent Yugoslav state, which had existed under Tito’s leadership; b) legitimize NATO; c) promote neo-liberal economic policies and enable U.S. corporate penetration of the Balkans; and d) set up regional military bases such as the giant Camp Bondsteel built after the U.S. bombing of Serbia and Kosovo. Kosovo, then established independence from Serbia in 2008 as a result of the U.S.-NATO invasion on behalf of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA).[2] Camp Bondsteel built after the U.S. bombing of Serbia and Kosovo. CovertActionMagazine 02 I 2024. |
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Serbia: Government Agrees to Redo Elections in Response to American Tears
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