Politics

Italian Defense Minister Losing Sleep Over Iran

Rome – Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto stated that the situation with Iran is weighing on him so much that he "cannot sleep at night," pointing to growing concern in European capitals about a possible escalation of conflict in the Middle East.

Russian Submarine and Warship Docked in Algeria

On March 24, the submarine Krasnodar and the rescue tug Altair of the Russian Navy entered the Algerian port of Oran for a four-day stay, according to the Ministry of Defense of the North African country.

Pristina Wants to Send Troops to Gaza

The government of so-called Kosovo unanimously supported the proposal of the Ministry of Defense, and after that, the issue will be before the deputies and will require the approval of the President of the country. Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated that Pristina is ready to help the people of Gaza, emphasizing that Kosovo and Metohija itself has been a beneficiary of international aid since 1999, Reuters reports.

State a strong support for imprisoned Serbs

Kosovska Mitrovica – One of the most insidious forms of intimidation of Serbs and ethnically motivated attacks on our people, which Pristina uses even after Albin Kurti's regime had to abandon the original way of applying the "law on foreigners" and administrative prosecution from March 15, are arbitrary arrests and the continuation of disputed court proceedings and verdicts. Because of all this, on the initiative of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, all persons against whom criminal proceedings are being conducted for allegedly committed crimes during the armed conflicts of 1998 and 1999 in Kosovo and Metohija, as well as in other cases considered politically motivated, who are in prisons and court detentions of the temporary institutions of Pristina, will be awarded a one-time financial aid in the amount of 300,000 dinars.

Petković: Kurti is simulating dialogue and avoiding fulfilling obligations

The Office for Kosovo and Metohija announced today that Albin Kurti has once again admitted that he is not interested in dialogue and that everything he does is actually aimed at destroying dialogue and all achieved progress, while simultaneously trying to 'blindfold' the international community by shifting responsibility to Belgrade.

Cyrillic Is Not Yet Museum-Worthy

I am writing regarding the opening of the Museum of Cyrillic in Rača and its permanent exhibition. I believe we will truly preserve Cyrillic if we use it daily, in official and public use. Official correspondence of state bodies with individuals, and among themselves, is mandatory by the Constitution. This also applies to social bodies and institutions, the press, television, and publishing. It is especially important that textbooks and other publications are printed in Cyrillic. This would have an effect on citizens and the public use of the Cyrillic script. When it comes to the idea that Cyrillic is obsolete, look into the school notebooks of third and fourth graders, and you will see that 90 percent of the texts are written in Latin. The letters are neither large nor small, neither printed nor handwritten, without diacritics... Why is this so? Where are the teachers? As for the Serbian language, it is in official use throughout the territory of the Republic of Serbia, regardless of the national composition of the population in its individual parts. - Radisav M. Jeremić, retired professor of sociology, Kraljevo