
By Matija Šerić
When citizens of the Old Continent were watching the matches of the 2012 UEFA European Championship in Ukraine and Poland during the hot summer, few could have predicted that, just two years later, some of those locations would turn into war zones. At that time, Ukraine, together with Poland, was seen as…
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By Ivan Toth
Every individual (including the rulers themselves) is considered state property. This definition, in line with the views of the majority of authors who have studied and continue to study totalitarianism, requires further clarification.
Firstly, in order to achieve perfection, the totalitarian principle of organization demands state control over the means of production.…
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By Matija Šerić
Basketball, and especially the American NBA league, has long been synonymous with elite sports, competition, unpredictability, and top-tier entertainment. Over the past forty years, the NBA has represented the pinnacle of the sport. The trio of superstars—Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and LeBron James—are the most responsible for the NBA’s extraordinary rise, making…
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By Matija Šerić
After a long time, Bosnia and Herzegovina has once again caught the attention of global media in recent weeks, but for the wrong and trivial reason. The cause of this unexpected media surge is a first-instance verdict by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which sentenced the president of the Republika Srpska…
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By Ivan Toth
Totalitarianism, or absolute rule, is, roughly speaking, a political system in which power is controlled by a single political organization or party that does not recognize any limits to its authority. Consequently, it seeks to control all aspects of public and private life. This definition may seem overly general, so it is…
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By Matija Šerić
Erdogan’s regime, inspired by Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, has adopted a hostile stance towards Christians. By 2023, Christians were the most persecuted religious minority in Turkey, with a population of approximately 150,000, and a total of 22 violent attacks recorded against them. The government restricts religious freedoms, confiscates church properties, and denies rights…
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