Belgrade, Serbia
Important update: Video of voters voting without any ID, provided by LDP and GSS activists. Translation: “Sorry i havent brought with me my documents, but i was in a hurry to vote. Thanks for letting me to vote without my documents.”
At 17h almost 42 percent of the voters turned up at the polls according to Cesid. Funny thing is, the national television cut the Cesid representative conference in the middle of the sentence as he was saying that there are great chances the referendum might fail. Almost all the TV,
Update: turnout on the first day of voting is somewhere over seventeen percent. So that means the govement needs at least another 32 or so percent of the votes tomorrow if they want the constitution accepted by the people. We’ll see how it goes. In the meantime, check out East
Dear friends, readers, fellow bloggers – welcome to the new verison of the site. What’s new? Well, first of all, the name of the site is no longer ‘Belgrade Inside Out’. Why ‘2.0’? The site is now merged with the “Belgrade blog” so the new name, ‘Belgrade 2.0’ seemed somehow
Ok, I know that the title of this article may be a bit shocking and remind of nationalism, but let me state at the very begining that this is not at all my intention. Actually, it is about raising a discussion on a Europewide tendention of national pride that is
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