Tag Archives: justice

Eight years

By Kosmopolit | Published: September 11, 2009
So, today is Septmeber 11. This day 8 years ago pretty much defined the political developments in this decade – from  international politics (obviously…) to  European politics and national politics.  It had also an impact on social and cultural dimensions in our societies. We all seem to remember where we were when we heard the news [...]
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The Romanian face of justice

By Kosmopolit | Published: July 31, 2008
In the aftermath of the report issued by the European Commission on the Romanian justice system and fight against corruption, many comments and interpretations have emerged in the Romanian press . This was to be expected. One of the most prominent debates stirred by the report these days is about the re-confirmation of Daniel Morar [...]
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After Karadžić, Mladić?

By Tanchi | Published: July 22, 2008
Recent developments in Serbia give the impression that the newly established government tries to act in a  “European way” and fulfill the criteria of the SAA as quickly as possible. Probably everyone who follows the developments in the region and who knows something about the Yugoslav conflicts is relieved after this capture. However, there are [...]
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