Blurry. But maybe BaH is not doomed to fail.
Filed under: Europe, Politics | Tagged: Balkans, Bosnia, Dejan Jovic, Europe, Fred Cocozzelli, Natasha Wunsch | Leave a Comment »
Merkozy to propose changing EU treaties
Posted on 24/11/2011 by matisak
We do not know what exactly Germany and France will propose, but…
Filed under: EU politics, Europe, Politics | Tagged: Alex Warleigh-Lack, Angela Merkel, Europe, European Union, France, Germany, Miguel Otero-Iglesias, Nicolas Sarkozy, Paulo Vila Maior | Leave a Comment »
How inappropriate is the wiretapping of journalists in the democracy?
Posted on 22/11/2011 by matisak
As Some Slovak journalist had been allegedly wiretapped by the Military Defense Intelligence I have asked few experts when it could be justified.
Filed under: Europe, Intelligence, Politics | Tagged: Charlie Beckett, Democracy, Intelligence, Journalism, Media, Nicholas Daniloff, Slovakia | 1 Comment »
How to describe Mariano Rajoy? He has been a rather grey figure
Posted on 21/11/2011 by matisak
And he is patient.
Filed under: Europe, Politics | Tagged: Carsten Humlebæk, Europe, Mariano Rajoy, Politics, Spain | Leave a Comment »
Do we know what kind of politics will Partido Popular pursue in Spain?
Posted on 20/11/2011 by matisak
It seems it is pretty unclear.
Filed under: Europe, Politics | Tagged: Alejandro Quiroga, Elections, Joan Botella, Politics, Richard Gunther, Spain | 1 Comment »
Did Burmese generals just change attire?
Posted on 19/11/2011 by matisak
It seems we are witnessing some real changes inside Burma as Suu Kyi’s NLD said it will take part in the next election.
Filed under: Asia, Burma, Politics | Tagged: Asia, Burma, Politics, Sean Turnell | 1 Comment »
Germany to create national far right extremists database
Posted on 17/11/2011 by matisak
German police is investigating the activities of National Socialist Underground. The Neo-Nazi group is responsible for 10 murders, the police have discovered a hitlist of 88 possible targets.
Filed under: Europe, Politics, Terrorism | Tagged: Christopher Husbands, Europe, Extremism, Germany, Right-Wing Extremism, Terrorism | 1 Comment »
Germany is exceptional in terms of the persecution of right-wing extremists
Posted on 15/11/2011 by matisak
A few comments by Andreas Umland, Senior Lecturer in Political Science, National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy.
Filed under: Europe, Politics, Security, Terrorism | Tagged: Andreas Umland, Europe, Germany, Right-Wing Extremism, Terrorism | Leave a Comment »
Syria was suspended from the Arab League amid violence. Any impact on the situation?
Posted on 12/11/2011 by matisak
The Syrian reaction was pretty harsh as the Syrian Ambassador to Arab League said: Those who drafted this decision will be punished.
Filed under: Middle East, Politics | Tagged: Arab League, David Lesch, Foreign policy, Middle East, Politics, Syria | 1 Comment »
