Vucic and the Serbian Government deny the genocide at Srebrenica.
Now they will bury the man who gave the orders, Ratko Mladic, with full honours.
That’s a confession.
Mladic is dead, but millions of Bosnians live on. Every life lived is a victory against him and his genocidal ambitions.
Do not think those ambitions died with him, they are kept alive by those who deny the genocide.
One of the world's most brutal murderers is finally dead.
At 84 years old the former Bosnian Serb general, Ratko Mladić lived way longer than he allowed his tens of thousands of victims.
The more than 7000 Muslim men and boys he had slaughtered in Srebrenica will be his enduring shame.
At least he was tried by an International Criminal Tribunal and found guilty of his enormous crimes of genocide.
I am proud of the work we journalists did in the 90s to document his crimes against humanity, to finally hold him accountable.
Scaloni, by the way. Remarkable coach - showed (again) that you don't need attackers to make an offensive change.
Brought on fresh defenders (even if they're old), allowing them to defend higher and push more with their existing attackers. Masterstroke.
This is Snežana Paunović, Serbia’s Minister for State Administration and Local Self-Government, and former Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, explaining how in her view Milošević erred in not ethnically cleansing Kosovo of its entire Albanian population 1998.
Three days have passed since the anniversary of the Srebrenica Genocide, a day when the EU Commission et al solemnly tells to never forget July 1995. Then the same Commission says that this Serbia, with this kind of person still in power, should be invited to open further accession chapters.
Unreal.
A Serbian Government minister has publicly called for the ethnic cleansing of Albanians from Kosova. Such rhetoric glorifies war crimes, threatens regional stability, and is utterly incompatible with European values as well as European future.
Silence is not an option. Nor are weak replies.
The highest levels of EU leadership must respond with clear public condemnation, remind Serbia of its obligations, and ensure that such conduct carries consequences in its accession process.
Kosova remains committed to democracy, a multi-ethnic society, reconciliation based on truth and justice, and European future. Serbia must choose that path too.
Club legend Cesar Azpilicueta will retire from football at the end of the season.
Congratulations on a superb career, Azpi, and thank you for everything. 💙
Chelsea Football Club is delighted to announce the appointment of Xabi Alonso as Manager of the Men’s Team.
The Spaniard will begin his role on July 1, 2026, having agreed a four-year contract at Stamford Bridge.
Welcome to Chelsea, Xabi!
There’s a reason why English referees aren’t called up to the World Cup.
The officiating in England is straight up criminal.
Wouldn’t surprise me if in a couple of years a few of them get arrested for fixing games.
This guy, doesn't even play for Chelsea anymore yet was visibly more fuming and upset than anyone currently associated with the club is. Literally says it all.
Scored a goal of the season contender to end our goal drought. Went over to the fans and apologized for what they just watched. Took accountability in his post-match interview.
In dark times, João Pedro has been a shining light this season. 15 PL goals, all from open play.
We’re watching Bayern and PSG go band for band, attack after attack. Enjoy this football while you can because tomorrow it will be like we’re watching a different sport.
Everytime the camera pans to him and his assistant McFarlane, I get a little angrier.
We're used to having some of the world's best tacticians or talent identifiers at the club as our managers, who is Rosenior?
Our assistant coaches were industry titans, who is McFarlane?
Maresca was papering over a lot of cracks at the club with his set-up and player development.
When he was here, I was confident we were a good-but-flawed team. Our flaws (bad executives, corruption, nepotism) were still there, but at least we had a manager who could win games.
Imagine if James Justin (currently a mediocre, forgettable PL fullback) ended up managing Chelsea in 2035, shortly after getting sacked by Leeds.
That's basically Rosenior right now. I'm in disbelief everytime I see him on the touchline. Who got this guy here?
Saying this with maximum respect, it's genuinely insulting to see Rosenior as the Chelsea manager. I still cannot believe it's real.
The cringe quotes, crap tactics, the general air of being clueless - I get so much second-hand embarrassment.
Hello @ebehdad
You follow me, and I’ve never tagged you before in a tweet but today is the day.
Sacking Enzo Maresca may be the stupidest thing you ever elect to do, and trust me, you’ve done quite a lot since taking over Chelsea.
From FOS issues to refusing to go all in on Earl’s Court for financial reasons, you are clipping Chelsea’s ambition. We are the biggest club in London, and World Champions. What you’re doing is unacceptable.
If I ever wanted to kill myself, I’d climb your ego and jump to your IQ.
Before considering removing Maresca, remove Paul Winstanley and Laurence Stewart. They are the ones that have constantly left this team in need of reinforcements. Maresca is a once in a generation coach, and the fact that he will likely replace Pep while you bring on some new random “upcoming” manager is beyond me.
Step down this pedestal of narcissistic greed and arrogance and accept that you made a mistake. Many of us did in backing this vision of Chelsea, and now you’re truly taking the piss. The fact that you cannot handle that the gaffer spoke out about your lack of support is so telling. The fact some wankers in the sporting team are showing him Matt Law clips tells me how insecure you all are.
You have spent your entire time at Chelsea trying to be the ‘alpha’, but you’re really just a walking insecurity that everyone tolerates out of pity and necessity.
Either fix up, show confidence in Maresca by extending his contract and buying who HE wants, or sell to Boehly. Enough is enough.
Here’s hoping we have a better New Year. Cheers.