Op-ed/Analysis By Sasha Uzunov Could Macedonian Prime Minister Zoran Zaev’s unsuccessful attempts to satisfy the insatiable appetites and unreasonable demands of neighbouring Bulgaria, which has vetoed Macedonia’s entry to European Union, have him toppled from power? That all depends on whether there are any rumblings of imperial discontent from his patron, sponsor, the US. So […]
by Sasha Uzunov What hits you about the Brereton Report – the Australian Defence Forces’ investigations into alleged war crimes committed by Australian Special Forces in the Afghanistan war is if Australia did not deploy to the conflict in that country at the behest of the United States then there would be no mess today. […]
by Sasha Uzunov Macedonian authorities from the President’s Office down to the Justice Minister have refused to comment about controversial World War II Albanian Nazi collaborators statues in Macedonia and Bulgarian inspired anti-Semitism which has swept the tiny Balkan state in recent times as encouraging a terrorist attack near a Jewish Synagogue in Vienna, the […]
by Sasha Uzunov GABER DENIES MAKING CLAIM – Macedonian diplomat Viktor Gaber denies suggesting to Australian authorities that Australian-Macedonians were allegedly involved in the attempted assassination of Macedonia’s President Kiro Gligorov twenty-five years ago – 3 October 1995. Mr Gaber is mentioned in a declassified Australian diplomatic cable from 4 October 1995, barely a […]
By Sasha Uzunov Miroslav Grcev, who chairs a Macedonia Culture Ministry committee wanting to remove Macedonian statues part of the Skopje 2014 project, says he also supports the demolition of World War II Albanian Nazi collaborator statues that have been built in Macedonia but is powerless to act. He was asked for his view in […]
PARDEW’S BULGAR BLOWBACK – pandering and pampering extremists -Comment: Sasha Uzunov, Editor, Alternate Comms: You would’ve noticed that ex-US spook and diplomat James Pardew has been using some very harsh language to describe the Borissov government in Bulgaria. He are Pardew’s words: “Bulgaria has a superficial image of a democratic nation, but in reality, its political […]
by Sasha Uzunov After repeated requests, a Vatican spokesman in Australia has not responded to questions over Pope Francis’s controversial visit to Macedonia last year and his silence over WWII Albanian Nazi collaborator statues in that country. Monsignor Giuseppe Quirighetti, Secretary to the Apostolic Nuncio in Australia (Vatican Ambassador), has not returned repeated telephone messages […]
by Sasha Uzunov, Editor, Alternate Comms After a five year wait, the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) has released a two volume (volume 1 & volume 2) intelligence file on notorious Serb warlord Vojislav Seselj, who visited Australia in 1989. The file includes an incredible wealth of information. UPDATE: The Australian newspaper has picked […]
Mr Momir Maricic, a leading public prosecutor and the father of Macedonia’s new Justice Minister , Bojan Maricic, has a fascination with Adolf Hitler memorabilia and has also refused to condemn the WWII Albanian Nazi collaborator statues built in Macedonia by Albanian extremist Nevzat Bejta. Justice Minister Maricic is a member of a Macedonian coalition […]
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern by Sasha Uzunov New Zealand, which was a victim of a right wing extremist attack last year, has ruled out imposing diplomatic sanctions against Macedonia if it appointed a right wing Albanian Neo Nazi candidate Mr Naser Ziberi as Prime Minister. However, Albanian Neo Nazi leader in Macedonia Ali […]
