Democracy or Surrender: The Case Against Serbian List
Moral Eunuchs in the West, Terror in the Balkans
Municipal elections scheduled for October have once again become a flashpoint in a conflict that never truly ended.
On August 21, Kosovo’s Central Election Commission (CEC)1 refused to certify the Serbian List, the Belgrade-directed party that has dominated Serb politics in Kosovo for a decade. The decision followed the revelation by Vetëvendosje members that many Serbian List candidates simultaneously hold posts in Serbia’s so-called “parallel institutions” in Kosovo, illegal structures long accused of undermining the state.
Two commissioners voted for certification, two against, and seven abstained.
The result: Serbian List blocked.
The response was immediate.
From Prishtina, Justice Minister Albulena Haxhiu called the move “a victory for democracy,” arguing that Serbian List2 is not a civic party but the extended arm of Aleksandar Vucic and Milan Radoicic, the latter having openly admitted to orchestrating the terrorist attack in Banja in September 20233.
From Belgrade, Foreign Minister Ma…
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