First they have arrested Naser Orić, a few days ago in Geneva, and then Ramush Haradinaj on this week’s Wednesday. Both were accused of an international court for war crimes committed in the former Yugoslavia and also both acquitted of guilt. However, this time I am not interested in causes for both events, which two … More Persons with International Arrest Warrants

Yesterday’s statement of a new big complication between Slovenia and Croatia, and then an urgent press conference of the Croatian Minister of Foreign Affairs Vesna Pusić did not bring any relevant facts that should demonstrate the political expediency of the decision for such attempt of pre-planned doubt on the decision of the Hague Permanent Court … More New Big Complication or Just Rearching for New Alibi

The correspondence was extremely dangerous both times – in the great novel Dangerous Liaisons, and before that, in that most post-Hegelian text by also a great writer, Søren Kierkegaard, Either/Or, that is, his work entitled The Seducer’s Diary. The subject there was a fateful erotic relationship, one of the most beautiful love texts, a statement … More Dangerous Presidential Relationship

During the first days of July 2001, it was not entirely clear whether it was a new war or only an armed conflict in Macedonia. Negotiators in negotiations between the authorities in Skopje and Albanian armed units were James Pardew and Francois Leotard, first with the authorization of the United States, and the latter with … More Restless Days in Macedonia

The first letter, addressed to the then Croatian president Dr. Franjo Tuđman, was most likely handed over personally by the Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Zagreb, Dr. Kasim Trnka. The statement was dramatic, both for its content, and even more because of its different interpretation of bloody war. Alija Izetbegović wrote that the conditions … More Two Confidential Letters on the End of the War

Only the arrest of the Croatian Prime Minister would probably be more noticed. Formally a role of the vice president, and in fact the owner of the main football club of the neighbouring country was, at least at one time, comparable by its importance with the prime minister’s power. And here lays the beginning of … More Arrest, Statements and Videotapes

Responses to the meeting, as well as to the statements that followed it, were sent to a small circle of recipients. Nobody wanted great number of public matters or even debates. It was the first days of last year’s June. The host was the Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanović, and his guest the Montenegrin Prime … More Awaiting New Statements

It was necessary to understand that the space was getting smaller, or better yet, that the space for the new populism was expanding. For new ease of solution. Nothing was accidental, not even the shooting in the Bosnian Zvornik, nor Macedonian unrest, nor statements about the new big Albanian state, and neither time delay of … More Tired of Patience

The correspondence was extremely dangerous both times – in the great novel Dangerous Liaisons, and before that, in that most post-Hegelian text by also a great writer, Søren Kierkegaard, Either/Or, that is, his work entitled The Seducer’s Diary. The subject there was a fateful erotic relationship, one of the most beautiful love texts, a statement … More Dangerous Presidential Relationship

Both events, the recent meeting of the heads of state in Portorož, hosted by the President Borut Pahor within the process Brdo, and his yesterday’s visit to the Serbian President Toma Nikolić, also dedicated to an initiative for politically and economically stable region, were actually preparation for a new meeting of the presidents, which will … More Meeting of Presidents in Portorož