Andrej Ivanji

Comment

Protests in front of the RIK: What is the plan?

How long will those who come to the protest rallies believe that their presence can make a difference and why do all those who are not there think it is futile to come

Andrei Ivanji

Comment

Election silence is stupidity, especially in Serbia

The President of the Republic continues tirelessly to criticize Serbia and jumps out of television, but he does not break the election silence, because he did not run for anything, although his very appearance promotes a list called "Aleksandar Vučić - Serbia must not stop"

Andrei Ivanji

Rally "Serbia against violence"

The spirit of change in Republic Square

The rally was successful, the messages were combative, and most of the speakers were inspired. Those present could go home satisfied

A. Ivanji

Election 2023.

Rally of Serbia against violence: The spirit of change on Trg Republike

The meeting was successful. Most of the speakers were inspired. The messages were combative. Those present could go home satisfied. The final meeting of ProGlas will follow on Thursday at 20:XNUMX at Nikola Pašić Square with all special guests

Andrei Ivanji

Polemika

Criticism of the state of Israel is not anti-Semitism

Is it about "new" or "old" or "eternal" anti-Semitism these days? The question can be asked differently: what caused the new waves of insults against Jews and deadly threats that were publicly expressed in many Western democracies? And how to distinguish them from legitimate criticism of the Jewish state and its policies

Andrei Ivanji

Interview

Pianist after arrest: The horses should be put back where they belong and tied up

"Art has won again," Andrej Josifovski, known as the Pianist, tells the "Vremena" portal

Andrei Ivanji

Comment

Vučić will give us two and a half thousand to vote

The opposition knew that the power of God would not beg when it asked for early elections, that the government would oppose it with unpunished lawlessness, bribery and intimidation of citizens, abuse of all possible resources. Many voters see it as well. And yet, the question is whether they will, and if so, for whom they will vote

Andrei Ivanji

Comment

Elections as a referendum for the removal of the President of the Republic

On December 17, citizens will have the opportunity to vote for the removal of the president of Serbia, as Vučić has promised to resign if the SNS loses in Belgrade and at the republican level. It makes sense

Andrei Ivanji

Political marketing

An ordinary morning on Pink

Dragan J. Vučićević: "Lazović is their candidate for prime minister". Jovana Jeremić: "Terrible!" Vučićević: "That model of the brewing industry, a proud alcoholic..." Jeremić: "Terrible!"

Andrei Ivanji

Comment

Strategic distancing of Serbia from the European Union

The European Commission "recognized Serbia's clear progress in all key areas", read Ana Brnabić's assessment of the EC's Annual Report. Either the Prime Minister read some other report, or she did not understand it, or she does not care what those Europeans write, because she, with her he is leading the country in another direction

Andrei Ivanji

On the spot

Israel at War: Shabbat at the Dead Sea

I ask four young Israelis if they are aware of the deadly horror that their peers and much younger children are experiencing in the Gaza Strip. They ask me if I have children. Yes, two daughters. They ask me what I would do if someone harmed them, whether I would kill him, if I could, regardless of the consequences and the innocent victims who might suffer in the process. I am silent. I don't want to answer that question. They explain to me that all the children killed and kidnapped by Hamas are children of Israel. I think that all the children who die in Gaza from Israeli missiles are children of Palestine

Andrei Ivanji

Analyze

The second phase of the Israeli attack on the Gaza Strip

After the most intensive air attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 7, Israeli tank units accompanied by infantry are advancing deeper and deeper into Palestinian territory. The number of Palestinian victims exceeded 8.000. A humanitarian disaster reigns in Gaza, civil order has collapsed under Israeli bombs

Andrei Ivanji

Comment

White smoke above the Assembly: The chosen path to victory

The leaders of the opposition parties, who call themselves pro-European, stood in front of the steps of the National Assembly and announced what a large number of citizens wanted to hear: we will win the elections on December 17 with one electoral list, which will be called Serbia against violence

Andrei Ivanji

Comment

Eleven and a half years of power in one parliamentary session

Everything that the Serbian Progressive Party represents came to the fore on the first day of probably the last session of this parliamentary convocation. In order for the extraordinary parliamentary elections to be held on December 17, Vučić must dissolve the Assembly by November 2, so let the citizens decide who they will vote for.

Andrei Ivanji

Analyze

Biden's Middle East mission failed before it began

The visit of the US president to a crisis area is a precedent. With his presence in Tel Aviv, Joe Biden wanted to once again emphasize his support for Israel, but also to prevent the spread of conflict in the region and provide humanitarian aid for the Palestinians by meeting in Amman with the formal president of Palestine and the president of Egypt. After the destruction of the Al Ahli Arab hospital in the Gaza Strip, there is nothing from the peacekeeping mission

Andrei Ivanji

Comment

Israel's War Against Hamas: Bidding on Dead and Pain

The number of Israelis killed has started to stagnate, the number of Palestinians killed is increasing hour by hour. One death began to overshadow another in the media. And so thousands of times

Andrei Ivanji

What is what and where is who

A divided country

The Gaza Strip, which is under siege by Israel, the West Bank, which Israel placed under military administration and is inhabited by Israelis, East Jerusalem, which Israel occupied and annexed in 1980 despite the opposition of the United Nations - this should one day be the state of Palestine. Or all of Israel today, depending on who is asking. Palestinians are not only separated geographically - they are also divided by the conflict between the radical Hamas and the more moderate Fatah

Andrei Ivanji

Comment

Israel's 9/11: The Eruption of Frozen Hate

In frozen conflicts that last for a long time, as a rule, violence periodically flares up and erupts. Thus, the hatred of the militant Palestinians for "Jewish apartheid" spilled deadly onto Israeli territory this weekend. There is no doubt that the response of a shaken Israel will be brutal. Hezbollah, Iran and Syria are looking for an opportunity to actively intervene in the raging conflict

Andrei Ivanji

Analyze

Withdrawal of the Serbian Armed Forces: As America Says

On Monday evening, the President of Serbia assured the host Christian Amanpour on CNN that the Serbian Army has reduced the number of soldiers in the security zone along the administrative line with Kosovo. He repeated it in "Ćirilica" by Marić on TV Happy two hours later, but with a different intonation

Andrei Ivanji

Comment

Commander Milan Radoičić: What about the Serbian hero?

When the "Serbian Obilić" says that neither the state of Serbia nor the Serbian List have anything to do with his heroic and tyrannical resistance to "Kurti's terror" in the attempt, what else is there to talk about. That's why we're going to call early elections

Andrei Ivanji

Comment

Days of mourning and recrimination: Your terrorist is my hero

If in the official narrative in Serbia the Kosovo police are so-called, then what is the attack on the so-called policemen? If Kosmet is being talked about on television with a national frequency as a temporarily occupied territory, then what are the people who attack the occupying formations? The problem is that outside of the Serbian area, no one even wants to understand why such questions are asked in the first place

Andrei Ivanji

Comment

Aljbin Kurti's cold coffee

The Prime Minister of Kosovo brought the Brussels meetings with Vučić to the point of utter nonsense: he wants to talk about everything, but only when Serbia recognizes the independence of Kosovo, and since Belgrade is ready for various compromises, apart from recognizing that Kosovo is independent, there is nothing to talk about. International mediators are angry that they stumbled on his stubbornness, but they do not make political decisions

Andrei Ivanji

Comment

From EXPO to Paris: Let the games begin

What kind of country is it where the main political news is that the president and two ministers are taking pictures for Instagram while eating bread with the cheapest parisian and mayonnaise

Andrei Ivanji

Everyone plays their role: Marijuana plantation owner Predrag Koluvija

Comment

Gendarme and thief game according to Jovanjica rules

In Serbia, gendarmes do not chase thieves, but gendarme thieves. According to the rules of the old game, thieves were hunted and children did not really have the right to be in the camp of villains, while according to the progressive, so-called Jovanjica rules, the hunt is by the gendarmes, and thieves are a respected group that should be supported

Andrei Ivanji

Analyze

Opposition obstruction of the Assembly: Futile beeping and Orlić's mantra

While the deputies of the so-called pro-European opposition tried to obstruct the work of the Assembly by making noise and walking around the hall, the members of the ruling majority did what they set out to do today. The session continues tomorrow

Andrei Ivanji

Comment

Phenomenon Novak Djokovic: Will to win

The best tennis player of all time and currently second on the ATP list won the Masters in Cincinnati on Sunday in the longest match in the history of the tournament. He defeated the current best and sixteen years younger Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz with 2:1 in sets - 5:7, 7:6 (9-7), 7:6 (7-4).

Andrei Ivanji

Analyze

Kosovo Letter from Western Parliamentarians: A Serious Warning to Serbia

Serbia has been detected as the main disruptive factor standing in the way of normalizing relations between Belgrade and Pristina and calming tensions in Kosovo. In essence, several dozens of Western parliamentarians are asking the USA, the EU and Great Britain to put pressure on Belgrade, and as an effective example they point to the US Government's move to put the head of the BIA, Aleksandar Vulin, under the sanctions regime

Andrei Ivanji