1975 Australia and Southeast Asia: Vietnam, Indonesia, East Timor, Papua New Guinea, West Papua, Thailand, Cambodia WATERGATE SCANDAL MAY HAVE SEALED SOUTH VIETNAM’S FATE. by Sasha Uzunov Three and a half weeks before the Fall of the South Vietnamese capital of Saigon to the North Vietnamese on 30 April 1975, Indonesian President Suharto told Australia’s […]
By Sasha Uzunov A leading lay member of Australia’s Macedonian Orthodox Community Mr Chris Angelkov has issued a statement condemning in the strongest terms Macedonian Bishop Partenije’s support for Bulgarian nationalists. Macedonian Orthodox Bishop Partenije, who is based in the Republic of Macedonia and formerly the Abbot of the Sveti Jovan (Saint John) Bigorski Monastery, […]
LONDON RESPONDS BUT NO ANSWER ON ALBANIAN NEO NAZI EXTREMISTS, BALKAN INSIGHT, ALEXANDER THE GREAT STATUE REMOVAL FOR GREECE by Sasha Uzunov The United Kingdom’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office was contacted via the UK High Commission in Australia and asked questions about its role in Macedonia. It issued a statement in regards to those […]
US interference? THE INCREDIBLE MAKEOVER OF MALESKI: from Serboman to Bulgaroman by Sasha Uzunov To fully understand the paradox of Macedonia and its culture and the impact of various foreign colonial occupations: we need not look any further than ex Macedonian Foreign Minister Denko Maleski’s incredible transformation from one extreme to another: going from being […]
by Sasha Uzunov The European Union has broken a 2-year vow of media silence on the touchy issue of why it supports Albanian Neo-Nazi extremists in Macedonia, in particular, the DUI nationalist party After the initial refusal of the European Union’s Ambassador to Macedonia, Samuel Zbogar, and high ranking mandarins Johannes Hahn and Frederica Mogherini […]
by Sasha Uzunov A newly declassified Australian Foreign Affairs file, released by the National Archives of Australia, reveals the intimate level of complicity between leading Australian diplomats and Indonesian officials in presenting the brutal 1975 Indonesian invasion and takeover of former Portuguese colony, East Timor, in a more positive light. Australian diplomats were involved in […]
By Sasha Uzunov One of the consequences of Macedonia being forced to join NATO by hook or by crook has been the recent emergence of anti-Semitism, which has been rare if not existent. Add to this erasing Macedonian identity by the US in order to lower enough Greek and Bulgarian opposition in order to […]
Canada’s Foreign Minister François-Philippe Champagne has been alerted to the possibility that Macedonia could send an Ambassador, Mr Agron Buxhaku who has links to Albanian Neo-Nazi extremists, to his country but a Ministry spokeswoman says Mr Champagne won’t comment. ‘We politely decline your request for an interview at this time,” said Ms Krystyna Dodds of […]
Australian prison authorities have ruled out a media request to interview convicted Australian Albanian jihadist terrorist Sevdet Besim, serving a 14 year stretch for attempting to kill a police officer and attack Australia’s ANZAC Day march in Melbourne in 2015. I contacted Corrections Victoria (part of the Victorian Justice Department), which runs the prison system […]
Numbers low for Tanec Melbourne leg. by Sasha Uzunov Ms Di Rolle, a media spokeswoman for the Melbourne Recital Centre has confirmed that a planned matinee performance of Tanec was cancelled but the evening session went ahead last Sunday. Tanec, a Macedonian folkloric group from Macedonia, is on a controversial tour of Australia. […]
