29thApril 2016 in Bratislava was organized conference a round table on the topic
"Europe on the threshold of war and turmoil", at business center
AIRCRAFT. Organizers
of the event were Slovak, Czech and Russian bloggers popular Internet portals
chlemendik.sk, nstarikov.ru, novarepublika.cz as well as the European foundation
of Slavic literacy and culture, Russian Centre in Bratislava Fund "Ruskkiy
peace" and izborsk club.
Participants were offered presentations in three languages. Known Russian writer and political analyst Nikolai Starikov made a presentation in Russian on "Europe and Russia in terms of geopolitics." He also showcased his new book "Geopolitics. How to do it.", One copy was given to one of the panelists for the best question. The owner of the book became a native of Georgia, who would like to return to national distribution as it was in Soviet times, but does not know how to make it happen.
Czech
director, screenwriter and operator Václav Dvořák lectured in Czech on
"The Balkans - a powder keg of Europe, the situation around Bosnia,
prospects of its growth into a series of new wars." In 2008, he made at
the request of the Czech Television documentary "Stolen Kosovo",
which has not been broadcasted yet. Film, standing on historical facts and
testimonies of the Serbs from Kosovo and Metohija, talking about ethnic
cleansing in favor of the development of the Albanian nation, the Serbian and
multi-ethnic ghetto in Kosovo, which is under UN protection (KFOR), the
destruction of Serbian churches and monasteries, by Kosovo Serbs as historic
homes. The topic aroused among the participants of the Round Table of great
interest.
In the end lectured in Slovak language known Slovak blogger Sergei Chlemendik on "What shocks threaten Europe in the near future - ethnic and religious conflicts, hybrid war". He highlighted the great propaganda role of the media that shape the mythology of current events in people's minds and eventually handling and dependency media the ambitions of politicians.
Round table was also attended by young and old people. Many have not only asked questions, but they said their comments, expressed the need for such a meeting, and thanked the organizers for the opportunity to learn different perspectives on current events.
interviews with participants.
The
roundtable was covered by regional TV, online live broadcast of bloggers of roundtable,
which was watch by more than three thousand people. Journalists did
At the end, many participants rushed for an autograph or take a picture with lectures. Discussion continued at the Russian centre over a cup of tea. The atmosphere was incredible and friendly, feelings of unity and understanding was presence.