This week the historical Eighth Session of the Central Committee of the League of Communists of Serbia (CK SKS) will celebrate its fifth birthday. The Party is preparing a jubilee present for its Leader: candidacy for the “highest position”. These have been the longest five years of Serbian post-war history because history has been speeded up. Serbia was not involved […]
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