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White Privilege and the Racism Debate: A British East European point of view
In this country I am regarded as White and therefore, privileged – it seems. People in the streets and...
No, Srebrenica did not ‘inspire’ Christchurch
Max Parry Earlier this month, popular ‘progressive’ news website The Intercept published an article entitled “From El Paso to...
Hidden in Plain View in Belgrade
by Vladimir Golstein, August 3, 2018, via Consortium News Right across the street from my hotel, tucked behind tall...
American “Regime Change War” Was Born in Belgrade 19 Years Ago Today
by Adam Garrie, March 24, 2018, Eurasia Future Throughout the 20th century, the US had been in the business...
"Lies the London Guardian told me…"
In an article first published on the Emperor’s New Clothes in 2004, Jared Israel looks at one notorious episode...
Interview with Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos on Macedonia's Future
by Vesnik-Ilinden Newspaper “Ilinden”: Dr Marcus Papadopoulos, please provide a short biography to introduce yourself to the readers. Marcus...
The Defining Year Was 1991: The Demise of Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union
by Marcus Papadopoulos, via Global Research Whilst there are no golden ages, it is abundantly clear that the world...
The Mladic Case: A Stain On Civilization
"All that is a lie. This is a NATO-style trial....” - the defiant words of General Mladic to the...
The Bloviations of Christiane Amanpour, Queen of Fake News
by Sassy Surstein, December 11, 2016 The last week has peppered my feed with a clip of Amanpour accepting...
US Left, You Have Been Duped
by Richard Hugus, via Dissident Voice On August 19, a week after a heavily publicized clash over a statue...
«War in the Balkans» – the Memoirs of a Portugese Peacekeeper (II)
by Stephen Karganovic, July 9, 2017, Strategic Culture In his memoir, «War in the Balkans», (1) retired Portuguese general...
«War in the Balkans» – the Memoirs of a Portugese Peacekeeper (I)
by Stephen Karganovic, July 7, 2914, via Strategic Culture General Carlos Martins Branco is one of the most fascinating...
Why Albanians Fled Kosovo During the 1999 NATO Bombing
Interview with Čedomir Prlinčević from the Emperor’s New Clothes This interview dates from December 2000, but is still highly...
The Exoneration of Milosevic: the ICTY's Surprise Ruling
by Andy Wilcoxson, via CounterPunch The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in The Hague has determined...
24 years since Izetbegović paramilitaries massacred retreating JNA troops in Tuzla
by Grey Carter, May 15, 2013 Today marks [24] years since the ambush on a convoy of soldiers of...
NATO's Full-Spectrum War against Yugoslavia: Demonization of Serbs Was Key
by Edward S. Herman, reposted from sott.net Many well-qualified observers of the Bosnia wars were appalled at the biased...
“The Whole Town Cried” – Sixteenth Anniversary of the Attack on Yugoslavia
by GREGORY ELICH in CounterPunch It was 1999, shortly after the NATO war. I was with a delegation that...
