@DrSeanHanley In my piece, I offer a few thoughts on the position of Hlas in the post-election situation. It is not the central theme, though. https://t.co/euE0dqL5sS
‼️Call for papers‼️ for the upcoming issue 🇸🇰
"The 2023 general election in Slovakia in Times of Polycrisis: Political Communication, Results, Consequences" planned as 2/2024.
More details at 👇https://t.co/SZ7otUzkaL
Slovakia has joined a growing number of countries in recognizing the 1932-1933 Holodomor as genocide against the Ukrainian people. This act of historical justice serves as a stark reminder of our responsibility to ensure that abusers do not act with impunity. Thank you, Slovakia!
Albania’s Permanent Representative to the UN absolutely wrecks Russia in front of a full room.
He says the Russian Army clearly destroyed the Kakhovka dam and that there’s no point to listen to the Russians as they are a bunch of liars.
“How many times have they lied”?
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Knihou harvardskeho historika @SPlokhy o dejinach Ukrajiny vo vybornom preklade @PeterTkacenko splaca vydavatel @dennikN nas kolektivny dlh voci jedinemu susedovi o ktorom sme nemali podobnu publikaciu.
Detailní rozbor politické situace na Slovensku v čase, kdy se blíží nejen parlamentní, ale také prezidentské volby. Kdo má šance vyhrát a co to bude znamenat pro budoucnost Slovenska? Odpovídá politolog @marekrybar. https://t.co/Xfz21qoWI2
@BDStanley@prezydentpl@Michal_Bilewicz Czech president Zeman did the same twice. One of the candidates apealed to the court and won, forcing Zeman to comply. Isn't that possible in PL?
@DrSeanHanley Agreed. Also rooted in a broader image of the candidates: a retired army general (older, male) vs. an academic (younger, female), i.e., not created out of nothing. Also linked to some of their earlier stances and viewpoints.
Imagine what would happen if the German Chancellor wore a scarf with the 1937 German borders (let alone the 1941 ones). What a pathetic, ridiculous autocrat.
Dictators love the #FIFAWorldCup. Today took me back to Argentina 1978, when the military rulers (later jailed for human rights violations) played hosts.
Back then some players, visitors, activists & media outlets did not stay silent about the regime.
They should not today.