Emir Hot: muris varajic mixing it up in the balkans
2008-12-16 00:49:00 News: 15-12-2008: Muris Varajic and Emir having fun live at the Tune Inn London, playing Kalajdzijsko Oro, one of the most challenging traditional Balkan dances from Macedonia in 11/8... This is a track to frighten the guitar idol drummer! EMIR_HOT_&_MURIS_VARAJIC_KALAJD-ZIJSKO_ORO_11/8 This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Chechen War is Over?
2008-07-06 02:57:00 The latest death toll figures from Hurricane Katrina can be seen on this website here. The famous Russian neo-Nazi video is on this blog here.Updated July 12:A Norwegian Russophile of unknown motivations came to the blog to comment on the post about the execution of six Russian conscripts. He repeated the usual pro-Russian propaganda about the crazy Chechen War.I don't know about the Norwegians, but the truth is that almost all Greeks, Serbs, Montenegrins and Macedonians will always line up with Russia. I'm not sure about Bulgarians. Also you are going to see this to some extent in Romania, especially in Moldova. It's not so much Pan-Slavism (which doesn't really exist in a rational form), but more Pan-Orthodoxism.For instance, the Poles, Czechs and Ukrainians are all Slavs, but you don't necessarily see pan-Slavism with them. In the Poles, it is almost nonexistent. This is due to the Catholicism of the Poles. In the 20th Century, there were horrible wars waged with Polish Cat...
By: Robert Lindsay
The Balkans Be Letting Me Down
2008-06-22 07:29:00 I'm in DC for a few days of frolic with the Ski Bum and Fidel, so I haven't been on this at all. I arrived at the hotel just in time to catch the extra time and penalties in the Croatia-Turkey Euro 2008 game, when Croatia snatched victory from the jaws of defeat, followed immediately by defeat from the jaws of victory. People in rooms next to me were undoubtedly entertained by my screaming "YES! YES! YES!" followed by "NO! NO! NO!" two minutes later.After Croatia fell, I adopted the Dutch, with predictable results. At this point I'll just pass on rooting for anyone, to save myself disappointment. If I weren't so personally scarred by their last two wins, I probably would adopt Turkey -- their scrappy comebacks are endearing. I wonder if people are getting really hot and bothered about their advancement in Euro 2008, in an Ottomans-advancing-on-Vienna sort of way.The night of the Croatia debacle, Fidel and I went to the Brickskeller beer bar, a longtime favorite of mine, best kno...
VA - Gypsy Music of the Balkans [2007]
2008-03-31 10:52:00 Track List of Gypsy Music of the Balkans 1. Sarr-e-Roma: Tu?a sreca (Armin ?akovic/Amir Karahasanovic) 2. Vlatko Stefanovski: Demko, Demile (instr.) (trad. Gypsy song) 3. Langa: Ruoma grastenca (Mi?o Kontrec) 4. Sarr-e-Roma: Kameno srce (Zlatko Bostancic/Amir Karahasanovic) 5. Zoran Predin & ?ukar: Mentol bonbon (Predin/Predin/Olenjuk) 6. Ezerki & 7/8: Pro?eta se Jovka Kumanovka (trad., B.
Bush OK's Weapons For Kosovo; Balkans Struggle Debated Worldwide
2008-03-20 17:17:00 On Tuesday, March 18th - exactly one month to the day that President George W. Bush announced that the United States will recognize Kosovo as independent of Serbia - Canada did the same. Foreign Affairs Minister Maxime Bernier reported to CBC News that Canada officially recognized Kosovo as a new state. Dusan Batakovic, Serbia's ambassador to Canada, expressed his unhappiness with the decision by calling Belgrade for a consultation. Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper told reporters yesterday that Kosovo's situation is very unique, and unlike the situation in Quebec.
CFR blowback: Massive Serbian backlash over globalists? meddling in Balkans
2008-02-22 18:13:00 GEF @ 10:08 AM MST Massive Serbian backlash over globalists’ meddling in Balkans Angry Serbs broke into the U.S. Embassy and set fire to an office Thursday night as rioters rampaged through Belgrade’s streets, putting an exclamation point of violence to a day of mass protest against Western support for an independent Kosovo. At least 150,000 people ...
By: Suzie-Q
WELCOME TO THE BALKANS
2008-02-14 01:59:00 SOFIA, BULGARIA - JUNE 2006In June 2006 I visited Bulgaria for the first time. On my way, I made a stopover in London and had dinner at the Wagamama, Covent Garden, a nice restaurant in a lovely area. By the way, do you know which is the only street in London where you drive on the right hand side of the road?"SAVOY - A great (and expensive) hotel"***Sofia is one of the oldest capital cities in Europe, its history dating back to the seventh century BC, when Thracians established a settlement there, and the monuments of its Thracian, Roman, Bulgarian and Ottoman history can be seen side by side with modern contemporary buildings."GRAND HOTEL, SOFIA is also a nice hotel. The pictures however (including the blurred) do not make justice to its fine quality" "VIEW from room 512""NATIONAL THEATRE - Ivan Vazov's National Theatre is the oldest theatre in the country. The Neoclassical building was finished in 1906 and opened on January 3rd, 1907. Unfortunately, the water was not springing f...
By: Blogtrotter
RUSSIA: Vladimir Putin Seals Balkans Energy Deals to Boost European Union S
2008-01-19 22:31:00 President Vladimir Putin, on his last planned foreign trip as Kremlin leader, sealed pipeline and nuclear power accords with Bulgaria, strengthening Russia's role as an energy supplier to the European Union. Russian officials and executives signed agreements in the Bulgarian capital Sofia today to... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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Mission Impossible in the Balkans
2007-12-11 05:49:00 For four months, three diplomats tried to get the Serbs and the Kosovo Albanians to find a compromise agreement. Both sides, though, proved unwilling to budge. A look inside the failed negotiations. By Gerhard Spörl more… After the Deadline: EU Gathers to Present United Front on Kosovo The Kosovo Countdown: Serbian Province Readies for Possible Independence Planning for ...
By: 1913 Intel
The Balkans Are Heating Up with Russian Support
2007-11-21 19:40:00 Convinced Russia again is a super power, now that the US is bogged down in Iraq, he is rattling sabers in the former USSR client states from Central Asia to Eastern Europe. The Balkans have been a tinderbox for war for centuries. It continues today to suggest a possible WWIII should the US or Russia call the other's cards into play. Dubya was serious when he warned of WWIII. International Crisis Group On October 30, one hand in action, the UK, France, Italy and Germany -along with the US - issued a joint demarche to Serbia criticising its suggestion a few days before that the fates of Kosovo and Bosnia were tied: that if Kosovo became independent, the Dayton Accords might also be questioned, undoing 12 years of difficult and costly international engagement to patch a devastated Bosnia back together. The other hand then took over last week, as EU enlargement commissioner Olli Rehn initialled a stabilisation and association agreement with Belgrade, the next step toward membership...
We risk sleepwalking into another war in the Balkans
2007-11-18 05:50:00 Neither Gordon Brown nor David Cameron is talking about it, but there are darkening storm clouds over Kosovo and Bosnia To paraphrase Neville Chamberlain, the Balkans are a nearby place about which we would prefer to know nothing. Within weeks, we could be facing a desperately grave crisis in the most combustible area of ...
By: 1913 Intel
Scarred by war, the Balkans turn to pop icons for role models
2007-11-11 11:23:00 '); E-Mail Article Listen to Article Printer-Friendly 3-Column Format Translate Share Article Text Size ZITISTE, Serbia: In this sleepy farming village, residents talk of a new spirit of exaltation ever since a towering bronze and concrete statue of
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Alaska in Winter - Dance in the Balkans
2007-11-08 22:21:00 A contributing member of the glorious Flying Club Cup (the musicians that make up Beirut helmed by musical mastermind Zach Condon), Brandon Bethancourt is in charge of where he winters. He takes the sounds inspired by those of Beirut, but mixes in a lot of vocoder voice effects and electronic elements to make this beautiful, ...
The Best Bums are in the Balkans. Try saying that after a few.
2007-11-02 09:12:00 The world’s best looking bottoms belong to a Bulgarian woman and Romanian man, according to judges in a backside beauty contest. Kristina Dimitrova, 19, and 24-year-old Andrei Andrei saw off 41 other finalists from 28 countries in the Sloggi-sponsored competition in the southern German city of Munich. Take a look at the winning bum here!
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Balkans have the world's best bums (+video) - Stuff.co.nz
2007-11-01 23:08:00 Sydney Morning HeraldBalkans have the world's best bums (+video)Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand - 3 hours agoDELIGHTFUL DERRIERE: Kristina Dimitrova from Bulgaria poses after she won the final of the 'most beautiful bottom in the world'. REAR OF THE YEAR: Kristina ...BUMS AWAY IN BAVARIA Munich Contest Honors World's Best Butts Spiegel Onlinesloggi has Found the World's Most Beautiful Bottom! Earthtimesall 19 news articles
Alaska in winter - Dance party in the balkans
2007-10-31 17:29:00 Artist: Alaska in winterAlbum: Dance party in the balkansGenre: Electronic, ExperimentalSimilar to: BeirutWeb: myspaceThxs to Fernando for the album and the recomendation! XDTracklisting:1. The homeless and the hummingbirds2. Your red dress (wedding song at cemetery)3. The beautiful burial4. Balkan low rider anthem5. Lovely lovely love6. Twenty four hours in lake of ice7. Dance party in the balkans8. Harmonijak9. Staring at the sun10. Horsey horse11. Rain on every weekend12. Dont read dostoyevsky13. Close your eyes - we are blindDOWNLOAD IT HERE!
By: Kapritska
The Best of the Balkans
2007-05-21 13:24:00 Hladno Pivo, Sreca - CroatiaSiddharta, My Dice - SloveniaVan Gogh, Emigrant - SerbiaD.N.O, Borba - Macedonia
By: Picture Perfect
Balkans: Wahabis seen as growing regional threat
2007-04-20 10:30:00 (AKI).- Although still a small group, Wahabis, followers of a fundamentalist school of Islam, are being seen by officials and observers as a growing threat to the Balkans. Tensions between Wahabis and mainstream Muslims have been simmering for the past 18 months as Wahabis seek to gain influence in Bosnia-Heregovina and also in Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo. In the past months, seven suspected militants were arrested in southern Serbia and a radical Islamist training camp and weapons cache uncovered. Evidence, the Serbian interior ministry says, that Wahabis are trying to recruit potential terrorists and plot attacks.More |
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