It's a rare thesis that cult of personality and cult of ideas can produce both positive and negative consequences for the functioning of a society and a state, as was the case of Josip Broz Tito. dr Vladimir Pavicevic Within political discussions one can often hear negative reflections on the
To reduce love, respect and gratitude into a cult is shameful. The man followed his fate and fought for ideals. What does a cult - characteristic of the Gods - even mean for him? Miso Maric Churchill: ‘We have decidedly taken Tito's side due to his brave fight against the
As it is difficult to believe in the real world, we believe in unreal phenomena. And we believe with all our hearts which would otherwise - without that faith - quite certainly break. Voja Zanetic The total working time throughout eight working weeks is one million and one hundred and
Two thirds of Montenegrin citizens define the events in Srebrenica in 1995 as genocide, as shown by the recent research by the Center for Civil Education. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6o1pSmmh9RQ
We hear from Veroljub Petrovic from the NGO Human Center Mitrovica, who is a researcher in the area of security. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePfTFaTST_c
We hear from journalists and camera men from North Macedonia who have been physically attacked while on the job. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlyKB_kBbNU
The European Movement in Albania tackles the topic of whether it's possible to neutralise media influence on the election process https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH5pQI1KUCk
The local authorities are still not taking adequate steps in removing wild garbage dumps in the Belgrade neighborhood “Viline vode”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCjzks1t5ZE
The language of nationalism uses exclusively big words: Identity, History, Tradition, Language, Scripture, Symbols…. It does not descend from those heights - it does not see the people. In fact, it is not bothered by the 'real people' or stooping to that level. Dr Dubravka Stojanovic We often hear that
This orchestrated, systematic, ideological, public, and literary negation of genocide through the process of renaming it as a ‘great’ and ‘terrible crime’ opens up numerous psychological, moral, ethical and political questions. Dr Esad Bajtlal When it is without morals and principles, nationalism becomes a veil obscuring impure goals. Dj.
