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Glavno pravilo: KEEP IT SIMPLE

Pravila za naslove

• to kraci naslovi,
• koristiti u naslovima prezent ili infinitiv
• izbegavati u potpunosti past tense
• izbegavati maksimalno upotrebu clanova u naslovima sem gde se bez clana nikako ne moze...

konstrukcije sa of the zameniti gde god je moguce

izbegavati clanove u naslovima za vesti

glavna informacija u recenici trebalo bi ide na pocetak kad god je to moguce

na kraju ide koje rekao, pa titula, vreme i mesto gde je receno, i izvor

use of brackets [...] for comments under quotations, (...) for other comments

Dictionary (draft February, 2005)
contributed by Srđan Simonović

A
Advokat određen po službenoj dužnosti - court-appointed
Akcija (kao npr. "akcija hapšenja") - operation
Akcize (alkohol, duvan - roba koja se visoko oporezuje) - excise goods
Akcizna roba - v. Akcize
Akcizne marke - excise stamps
Akter (politički) - policy maker / political factor
Aktiva - assets
Aktuelan - aktuelno rešenje / princip ("ovaj princip je i dalje aktuelan") - valid, in force
Aktuelni predsednik (i sl.) - incumbent
Aleja velikana - enclosure for deserving citizens
Ambasador za ratne zločine (američki) - Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues (Pierre-Richard Prosper)
Ambasadorsko mesto - ambassadorial position
Amortizovati - absorb sth. by sth. ("Foreign investments could fall below expectations, but the drop could be absorbed by donations" - N.B. strane investicije bi mogle biti manje od očekivanih…)
Animirati (međunarodnu zajednicu) - arouse
Anketni odbor - inquiring committee
Armija (Prva, Druga, itd.) - Army group
Asanacija terena - sanitation of the terrain
Asocijacija i stabilizacija sa EU - vidi "sporazum o..."
Auditing - revizija
Audit - " -
Audit committee - odbor za reviziju
Auditor - revizor (finansijski)
Autentično tumačenje (u pravnom smislu) - može valid interpretation
Chartered auditor - ovlašćeni revizor
Ažurirati - update

B
Backhoe - rovokopač
Banke-poverioci - creditor banks
Bankina - crash barrier
Barter - kompenzacije (sredstva koja se dodeljuju nekome u vidu usluga, robe itd. a ne para)
Benchmark - reper
Beskamatni kredit - interest-free credit
Bezbednosno-informativna agencija Srbije - Security-Information Agency of Serbia
Bez pokrića (štampati novac) - without backing
Bez portfelja - without portfolio
Biračko mesto - polling station
Birački odbor - electoral committee
Birački spisak - polling / electoral roll
Biračko telo - electorate
Birališta (izaći na...) - the polls
Biti pozvan pred sudiju - v. pozvan pred sudiju
Biti upoznat sa... - be in the know
Blokirati deo grada (u cilju istrage) - close off
Bonitet - standing
Borbena dejstva - combat activities
Borbeni izveštaj - combat report
Brainstorming - razmena ideja
Branilac - defense attorney
Braniti se sa slobode - (ako je osoba prvo bila uhapšena) to be granted pre-trial release, to be released pending trial, to be granted provisional release, to be released on bail, released until the (date when he is due to stand) trial/appear before the court, released under the condition that he appear before the court on due date, to be released pending sentence / a verdict (ako i u toku procesa treba da bude na slobodi)
           - (ako nije ni bila uhapšena) - to remain at large pending a verdict, be allowed to conduct his defense without being placed in custodz, to be guaranteed freedom...
Branjenik - defendant = accused
Bruto zarada - gross wage / salary

C
Carovati (npr. "kriminal caruje") - reign ("crime reigns")
Cena rada (us mislu visine plate) - wages
Centar moći - center of power
Cenzus (preći izborni... od 2 %) - the threshold that the party has to cross in order to be represented in parliament is 2 % of votes
Committment - obaveza
Cook the books - voditi dvostruko knjigovodstvo

Č
Čaura metka - bullet shell casing
Čestitka povodom izbora za predsednika - message of felicitations on his election as president
Četa - company
Činilac (npr. politički) - factor
Čista izmišljotina/laž - outright fabrication/lie
Član zakona - article
Čuvati vojnu /državnu tajnu - keep a military / state secret
Čvrstorukaš - hard-liner

D
Dabrobosanski = od sela Dabar kod Sarajeva
Dan državnosti - statehood day
Dan žalosti - day of national mourning
Dati ostavku - vidi "podneti ostavku"
Dati rok nekome do (npr. 15. marta) - set March 15 as the deadline by which...
"Da živimo bolje" (koalicija) - "For a Better Life"
Deblokirati (put) - unblock
Delatnost (društvena, zdravstvena, itd.) - activity
Demarš - protest note
Demohrišćanska stranka - Christian Democratic Party
Demolirano - vandalized, smashed up (NOT "demolishe) Demonstracija sile - a show of force
Detained - zadržan (u pritvoru, na ispitivanju)
Devizno poslovanje - foreign exchange operations / transactions, foreign currency transactions
Devizne rezerve - foreign currency reserves
Dezinformacija - misinformation
Dežurni oficir - duty officer, officer on duty
Dioptrija (2,5) - focal lens distance (of 2.5)
Diplomatsko predstavništvo - diplomatic mission
Direkcija - directorate
Direkcija javnih prihoda - v. Uprava javnih prihoda
Direktan prenos - live coverage
           Emitovati direktan prenos - provide live coverage
Disciplinski postupak - disciplinary proceedings
Dnevni red - agenda
Dobacivati (u raspravi, na sednici skupštine) - heckle
Dobiti najviše ocene (fig.) - be highly evaluated, praised, commended, applauded
Do daljnjeg - until further notice
Dodeliti frekvenciju - allocate a frequency
Dogovoren - arranged, agreed on
Dolepotpisani - undersigned (npr. "Mi, dolepotpisani..." - "We, the undersigned...")
Dom kulture - community center
Doprinos (kao vid poreza) - subsidy, charge
Dosledno sprovođenje - consistent / full implementation
Dostupan (teško) - v. teško dostupan
Dozvola za rad (za firme, ustanove, preduzeća) - operating license
Druga Armija Vojske Jugoslavije - Second Army Group
Drugostepeni sud - second instance court
Društveni proizvod - social product, gross domestic product (GDP)
Društveni sektor - social sector
"Država, to sam ja" - "I am the State"
Države naslednice bivše SFRJ - former Yugoslavia successor states / former Yugoslavia's successors
Državna imovina - state property
Državni mediji - state-run media
Državni organi - state bodies, government bodies
Državni službenik - civil servant, state official
Državni tužilac - state prosecutor, public prosecutor
Državni vrh - state leadership
Dugoročne obveznice - long-term bonds
Dužiti vozilo - the vehicle is assigned to...
Dužnost čuvanja vojne tajne - the obligation to keep a military secret
           Stupiti na dužnost - assume / take office

E
Efektivna vlast - de facto power
Egzistencija (materijalna - u frazi "ugroziti egzistenciju", ali ne u smislu života) - subsistence
Ekologija, ekološki (ministar za ekologiju, i sl.) - environment
Elektroprivreda - Electric power industry
Elektroprivreda Srbije - Electric Power Company / Industry of Serbia
Emisija dugoročnih obveznica - emission of long-term bonds
Emitovati direktan prenos - provide live coverage
Energenti (u smislu uglja i nafte za grejanje) - fuels
Energenti (u smislu struje i grejanja koje treba platiti) - utilities
Energetika - power sources
Eparhija - bishopric / ili: eparchy
Eparhija Raško-prizrenska - eparchy / bishopric of Raska and Prizren
Evidencija prisustva ljudstva - roster
Evidencija snabdevanja (vojne jedinice) - delivery book
Evropska okvirna konvencija za zaštitu manjinskih prava - European Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities

F
Fenol - phenol = carbolic acid
Filijala - branch office
Fizičko lice - natural/physical/individual person
Fond za Humanitarno Pravo - Humanitarian Law Center
Formirati vladu - constitute
Fotelja (ministarska) - ministerial seat

G
Generalštab - General Staff
Glasački listić - ballot sheet
Glasačko mesto - polling station
Gluvi telefoni - whisper (igra)
Gnusni čin - heinous, despicable act
Gordijev čvor - Gordian knot
Gorivo - fuel
Govornica (u skupštini) - rostrum
Građanski parlament - Civic Parliament
Građanski savez Srbije - Civic Alliance of Serbia
Građevinske mašine - construction machines
Granata - shell (cf. Hand-grenade - ručna bomba)
Granatiranje - shelling
Ground zero - mesto katastrofe
Grubo kršenje - gross violation
Gusenica (tenka, buldožera) - tracked wheel
Guverner Narodne Banke - Governor of the National Bank

H
Hartije od vrednosti - securities
Hram sv. Save - St. Sava's Cathedral

I
Ići na drugo rešenje - opt for
Imenovanje - appointment
Imovina - assets
Imovinsko-pravni - property rights
Independistička stranka - pro-independence party
Industrijska proizvodnja - industrial production; vidi i "rast/pad industrijske proizv."
Informativni razgovor - questioning
Informativna služba - information office
Ingerencija - jurisdiction, authority
Interes - vidi "ostvariti interes"
Interventna brigada - riot police
Inženjerija - engineering units, sappers
Iseljenje (zakonsko) - eviction
Isključiva nadležnost - sole jurisdiction
Ispitanik (u anketi) - respondent
Ispoljiti punu saglasnost - demonstrate full accord
Isporučiti (optuženog) = izručiti - extradite
Ispoštovati (npr. dogovor) - respect, honor, abide by, observe (zakon)
Ispoštovati rok - meet the deadline
Ističe (rok) - expire
Istomišljenik - v. politički istomišljenici
Istraga - vidi "u cilju istrage"
Istražni postupak - investigative proceedings / procedure
Istražni sudija - investigative judge, investigating magistrate
Istureno komandno mesto - forward command post
Izaći na birališta - v. birališta
Izbaciti nekoga iz stana (zakonski) - evict
Izbegavanje mobilizacije / služenja vojnog roka - draft-dodging
Izbori - elections, the polls
Izborna jedinica - electoral district
Izborna komisija - Election Commission
Izborna krađa - election fraud
Izborna lista - list of candidates
Izborna pod-komisija za žalbe i molbe - election complaints and appeals sub-commission (OSCE na Kosovu)
Izborni sistem - electoral system
Izborni štab - campaign staff (not «election staff»)
Izdvojiti sredstva - allocate, earmark
Izglasati nepoverenje vladi - pass a vote of no confidence in the government
Izjasniti se o optužnici - to enter a plea
Izjašnjavanje parlamenta (parlament se izjašnjava o...) - vote for
Izjavio je ... na konferenciji za štampu - told the press conference...
Izlaganje - presentation, speech, report, briefing
Izmene i dopune zakona o... - amendments and changes to the law on...
Izmirenje (troškova) - reimbursement
Izmiriti dugovanja - to settle debts
Izrada (zakona, povelje) - drafting
           Komisija za izradu... - drafting committee
Izricanje presude - ruling
Izručenje - extradition
Izručiti (optuženog) - extradite
Izvestilac (za ljudska prava) - (UN special human rights) rapporteur
Izvodljivost - feasibility
Izvođenje dokaza (u sudskom procesu) - presentation of evidence
Izvršiti pritisak - exert pressure on
Izvršna vlast - executive authorities / power (npr. Predstavnici izvršne vlasti - representatives of executive authorities)
Izvršni odbor - executive board
Izvršno veće - executive council

J
Jačanje valute (npr. dolara) - appreciation
JAT - Yugoslav Airlines
Javna isprava - public document
Javni nastup - public speaking
Javni pravobranilac - public attorney, attorney general
Javno preduzeće - state-owned company, public company
Jedinstven (tržište, birački spisak) - single
Jednokratni porez - single installment tax
Jerry can - kanta za benzin
JMBG - Personal identification number

K
Kadrovska rešenja - appointments, appointment / changes of personnel, personnel / staff (issues)
Kako je predviđeno... - as envisaged by / in...
Kalašnjikov - Kalashnikov
Kandidaovati se za predsednika - run for president
Kangaroo court - preki sud
Kasetne bombe - cluster bombs
"Kašika" rovokopača - bucket
Kazna (koju zakon predviđa) - penalty
Kolegijum - board
Kolegijum generalštaba - collegiate body?
Komandna odgovornost - (charged with) command responsibility for...; along / in the chain of command
Komentator - analyst
Komesar - commissioner
Komesar za izbeglice - refugee commissioner
Komesar za spoljnu politiku Evropske Unije - EU Foreign Policy Commissioner (Chris Patten)
Komesarijat - Commission
Komisija za izradu (nekog zakona, povelje, ustava) - drafting committee
Kompenzacija - barter (u smislu donacija)
Kompromisno rešenje - compromise solution
Komunalije - public utilities
Komunalno preduzeće / služba - public utilities (maintenance) service
Koncentraciona vlada - no equ. = broad-based government, grand coalition government, concentration government (ali sa objašnjenjem: government consisting of representatives of all parties)
Konkurs je u toku - the competition is open
Konstitutivna sednica (skupštine) - može inaugural session
Kopnena zona bezbednosti - ground safety/security zone, buffer zone
Kosovski zaštitni korpus - Kosovo Protection Corps
Izborna krađa - election fraud
Kran (rovokopača) - hydraulic arm
Kreatori politike - policy makers
Kreditna politika - credit policy
Kretanje (osumnjičenog i sl.) - movements
Krijumčarenje - smuggling, running (npr. gun-running), trafficking
Kriminalizacija - criminalization (u oba značenja - inkriminisati nekoga, npr. "to predstavlja kriminalizaciju OVK" i u smislu porasta kriminala)
Krivično delo - criminal offense
Krivični postupak - criminal proceedings
Krizni štab - crisis committee
Krizno žarište - v. Žarište
Krnje predsedništvo / parlament - rump presidency
Kršiti - violate
Krunski savet - Privy Council
Kuća cveća - flower pavillion
Kućni pritvor - house arrest

L
Laka pešadija - light infantry
Lažno ime - assumed name
Lažne vesti - false information
Legitimacy - pokriće / legitimnost
Legitimisati - check sb.'s ID
Lekari bez granica - Doctors Without Borders
Lopatice (rovokopača, buldožera) - shovel blades

M
Magistralni put - artery road
Mandat - mandate, term in office, (mesto u skupštini) seat
Mandat ističe... - term in office expires...
           Po isteku mandata - after / upon the termination of his office
           Oduzeti nekome mandat - strip sb. of his mandate / seat, cancel / revoke sb.'s mandate
Mandatar vlade - prime minister designate
Mandatno-imunitetski odbor (u skupštini) - committee for credentials and immunity issues, ili još bolje samo credentials committee
Masakrirano - mutilated (as in "ubijeno i masakrirano", NOT massacred) Materijalna korist - financial benefit
Medicinski uviđaj - on-site investigation
Međunacionalni sukobi - inter-ethnic conflicts
Međunarodni sud pravde u Hagu - International Court of Justice
Međuverski sukobi - inter-religious, inter-confessional
Meka / tvrda struja - soft / hard faction
Meki kredit - soft credit
Mesna zajednica - local community, neighbourhood unit
Metalac - metal worker
Minimalac - tiny monthly stipend
Ministarsko mesto / fotelja - ministerial seat
Ministarstvo za ekonomske odnose sa inostranstvom - Ministry of International Economic Relations
Ministarstvo energetike - Ministry of Power Sources / of Energy
Ministarstvo etničkih i nacionalnih zajednica - Ministry of Ethnic and National Communities
Ministarstvo za rudarstvo i energetiku - Ministry of Mining and Energy
Ministarstvo trgovine - trade ministry
Ministarstvo unutrašnje trgovine - Ministry of Home / Domestic Trade
Ministarstvo za državnu upravu - Ministry of State Administration
Ministarstvo za rad, socijalna i boračka pitanja - Ministry of Labour, Social and Veterans' Issues
Mitropolit - metropolitan (može i bishop)
"Mobilisati" vozilo - collect
Molba (u pravnom smislu) - appeal
Molitveni doručak (u Beloj kući) - Prayer Breakfast (to attend...)
Moneta za potkusurivanje (koristiti nešto kao...) - use sth. as a bargaining chip
Move public policy - pokretanje javne inicijative za...

N
Nacionalni dohodak po glavi stanovnika - national income per capita
Nacionalna mržnja - ethnic hatred
Nacrt zakona - draft law
Načelnik generalštaba - Chief of Staff
Načelnik štaba - chief of staff
Nadležni sud - competent / responsible? Court
Nadležnost - competence, authority, jurisdiction
           (Zločini) iz nadležnosti ICTY - crimes which fall under ICTY jurisdiction
           U nadležnosti... - come within the competence of...
Nadzorni odbor - supervising board
Nagađanja - speculations
Nagli skok (cena) - steep rise
Najmanji zajednički imenitelj - lowest common denominator
Najuži izbor (ući u) - to be shortlisted
Nalog za svedočenje (dati, izdati) - summons, subpoena
Namirnice (kao roba, u ekonomiji, npr. hleb, ulje, šećer, kafa) - food stuffs
Na neodređeno vreme (= do daljnjeg) - until further notice
Na optuženičkoj klupi - in the dock
Na poziv (protest je održan na poziv...) - at the appeal / initiative of (not "invitation")
Naplatiti nešto (figurativno, u smislu računa, npr. "Mi ćemo to žestoko naplatiti") - There will be a high price to pay
Na predlog - At the proposal/suggestion of...
Na predlog (npr. predsednika)... - at the proposal of... (kao u primeru: "Guvernera će birati parlament, a na predlog predsednika Republike")
"Napuniti" baterije - refresh one's batteries
Narodna kuhinja - soup kitchen
Narukavlje - arm bands ?
Narušavanje javnog reda i mira - disrupting public order and peace
Naselje (npr. "jedno beogradsko naselje") - residential area
Naslednice - vidi "države naslednice"
Na tuđ račun - at sb. else's expense
Navođenje (za bombu / projektil) - guidance
Navođenje na prostituciju - soliciting
Navrat - u više navrata - repeatedly
Nečuven zločin - outrageous crime
Ne dati nekoga (kao npr. "ne damo Jovića") - not give up on him (u smislu ne otpisati ga) or let him be extradited, etc. - mora opisno!
Negirati sve navode optužnice - plead not guilty to all counts of the indictment
Neizvesnost - vidi "živeti u neizvesnosti"
Nekorektan - unfair
Nemiri - (civil) unrest
Neodazivanje na vojni poziv - fail to respond to a military call-up
Neotuđiv - inalienable
Nepoštovanje suda - (charges of) contempt of court
Nepoznati napadač - unknown assailant
Nerazjašnjen zločin / ubistvo - unsolved crime / murder
Nestranačka ličnost - najbolje opisno - not a member of any party
Neuspeli pokušaj - abortive attempt (assassination)
Ne uspeti (izbori) - fail
Nevaspitanje - incivility
Noć reklamoždera - v. "reklamožderi"
Nosliac - agent, factor, supporter, exponent
Nosilac izborne liste - the list is headed by..., the first candidate on the list
Novčana kazna - fine
Novo groblje - Belgrade central cemetery
"Nož" buldožera - blade

O
Obaveštajna služba - intelligence service
Obavezati se - take upon oneself the obligation to do sth.
Obavezati se na - undertake to...
Obavezni primerak (knjige, koji izdavači dostavljaju bibliotekama) - legal deposit copy, free mandatory copy
Obezbediti interes - secure one's interest
Obezbediti slobodu kretanja - ensure freedom of movement
Objedinjena optužnica (u ICTY) - consolidated
Objekat površine (toliko i toliko metara) - (is) covering 500 sq. m.
Objekat za zaštitu životne sredine - environmental protection facility
Oblačno: Malo do umereno oblačno - slightly to moderately clouded
           Umereno do potpuno oblačno - partly or fully / completely overcast
Oblast (u smislu znanja, struke, kad ne može "field") - sector (npr. monetary and fiscal sector)
Obligaciono pravo - law of obligations
Obratiti se javnosti (predsednik) - address the nation
Oceniti (nečiju reakciju) kao (npr. kukavički ispad) = nazvati, kvalifikovati - qualify as
Očitati (strujomer) - read
Očuvanje zajedničke države - preservation
Odazvati se na poziv - respond to the invitation
Odbaciti neki stav - dismiss a view
Odbaciti tvrdnje - refute claims that...
Odbor metalaca (ili drugih radnika) - committee of metal workers
Odbor u skupštini, parlamentu - committee
Odbor stranke (glavni, izvršni) - board
Odbor za mandatno-imunitetska pitanja - Committee for Credentials and Immunity Issues
Odbor za pravosuđe (u skupštini) - Committee for the Judiciary / Judiciary committee
Odbor za reviziju - audit committee
Odbor veća građana - Committee
Biti odgovoran tome i tome - to report to... (npr. Generalštab je odgovoran Ministarstvu odbrane)
Odmerena izjava - measured statement
Odnos snaga - balance of forces
Odnositi se na nešto ili nekoga (zakon) - apply to
Odredba zakona - provision, clause
Odrediti nekome pritvor od 30 dana / 30 dana pritvora - place sb. in 30-day custody, remand sb. in custody, set detainment for sb.
Odrediti status nečega - determine the status of sth.
Odluka o iseljenju - eviction order
Oduzeti nekome čin - strip sb. of his rank
Oduzeti nekome dozvolu za rad - revoke sb.'s licence
Oduzeti nekome mandat - revoke sb.'s mandate
Oduzeti nekome poslanički imunitet - v. ukinuti nekome poslanički imunitet
Odziv birača - turnout
OECD = Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development - Organizacija za ekonomsku saradnju i razvoj
Ogledna grupa - focus group
Ograditi se - distance oneself from
Okružni javni tužilac - district public prosecutor
Okvir za municiju - clip (with 9 bullets)
Ombudsman - ombudsperson
Omladina stranke - Youth organization of the...
Omogućiti slobodu kretanja - ensure freedom of movement
Opozvati nekoga - recall
Opštinski odbornik - coucillor
Opštinsko tužilaštvo - (fourth) municipal prosecutor's office
Optužen pred... - vidi pred
Optužen za... - vidi za
Optuženička klupa (naći se na...) - in the dock
Optuženik (haški, protiv koga je podignuta optužnica) - indictee
Optužnica - indictment, charges sheet
Organizacija za ekonomsku saradnju i razvoj - Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
Oružani obračun - shoot-out
Oslobodilački (pokret) - liberation (movement, army)
Osloboditi nekoga dužnosti čuvanja vojne tajne - relieve sb. of the obligation to keep...
Osloboditi nekoga optužbe - acquit (naći da nije kriv); dismiss charges against sb. (nema dokaza - neće mu ni suditi)
Osmišljavanje poruke - message development
Osnovana sumnja - there are grounds to suspect that...
Osnovni sud - basic court
Osnovni zakon - basic law
Ostati bez posla - lose one's job
Ostati na istoj poziciji / pri istom stavu - continue to uphold the same views            U ostavci (vlada, premijer u ostavci) - outgoing (Prime Minister)
Ostavka - resignation (vidi "podneti ostavku")
Ostvariti interes - secure one's interests
Osuditi (u smislu reakcije, "osudio je ovu odluku...") - condemn
Politički osuđenici - political prisoners (ne "convicts")
Osvedočeni kriminalac - hardened criminal
O tom potom - in due course, wait and see, we'll cross that bridge when we come to it
Otkaz - lay-off
Otkazati poslušnost - deny obedience
Otpis (duga) - write-off
Otplaćivanje dugova (država otplaćuje) - repayment, servicing
Otpravnik poslova - chargé d'affaires
Otpremnina - severance pay, terminal pay
Otpustiti - lay-off
Otpuštanje - lay-off
Otuđeni centri moći - alienated centers of power
Ovlašćeni revizor - chartered auditor
Ovlašćenje - competency, authority
           Određeno ovlašćenje - certain / particular competency
           Preneti ovlašćenje - transfer authority / competency

P
Pad industrijske proizvodnje - drop of industrial production
Pad standarda - drop in the standard of living
Pancir - bullet-proof vest (vidi i: Zaštitni prsluk)
Parlamentarna skupština (saveta Evrope) - (Council of Europe) Parliamentary Assembly
Partnerstvo za Mir - Partnership for Peace
Pathway - pravac (npr. pravac delovanja)
Pat pozicija - deadlock, Mexican stand-off / face-off
Paušalna procena - rough estimate
PENG polietilen niske gustine - low density polyethylene (LDPE) PEVG polietilen visoke gustine - high density polyethylene (HDPE) Piramidalna štedionica - pyramid-scheme savings bank
Plasirati nešto u medije - secure media coverage / launch sth. in the media
Platni bilans - balance of payments
Platni promet - v. Služba za platni promet
Po optužnici za Hrvatsku (suđenje, izvođenje dokaza) - based on the Croatian indictment
Podela imovine - division of assets
Podići optužnicu - raise charges / issue an indictment against / for...
Pod lažnim imenom - under an assumed name
Podmetnuti minu - plant, place
Podmladak stranke - v. Omladina stranke
Podneti krivičnu prijavu protiv nekoga - file / bring up / raise criminal charges against sb.
Podneti ostavku - submit one's resignation
Podneti ostavku na mesto / položaj / funkciju ... - submit resignation as / to his position as the party leader (he resigned as the party's deputy president)
Podneti tužbu - file a suit / press charges
Podnosilac / predlagač izborne liste - submitter
Podnosilac projekta - grantee
Podsetiti (taj i taj je podsetio da...) - recall
Podzakonski akt - sub-act
Po hitnom postupku - immediately
           Usvajati zakon po hitnom postupku - urgent procedure
Po isteku mandata - after the termination of his office
Pojačana aktivnost - heightened activity
Pojačati mere bezbednosti - step up
Pokazatelj - indicator
Pokazati (istraga je pokazala...) - reveal
Po komandnoj odgovornosti - vidi "komandna odgovornost"
Pokret za demokratsku Srbiju (PDS, Momčilo Perišić) - Movement for Democratic Serbia
Polazne osnove za preuređenje odnosa Srbije i Crne Gore - Proceeding Points for the Restructuring of Relations between Serbia and Montenegro
Poligon (vežbalište) - training field, drilling ground
Politički istomišljenici - those politically like-minded, sb.'s fellows ("his Conservative Party fellows"), followers
Politički osuđenici - political prisoners
Politikantstvo - politicking
Poljska bolnica - medical facility
Pomaganje kriminalaca - aiding criminals
Pomagati kriminalce - aid criminals
Pomoćnik ministra za... - assistant minister
Poništiti izbore - annul
Ponuđač (na tenderu) - bidder
Po prijavi od tog i tog datuma... - under the charges of...
Poremećaj tržišta - disturbance
Poreski obveznik - tax payer
Poreski organi - tax authorities
Porez na promet - sales tax (nije isto što i V.A.T.)
Portfelj - portfolio
Poručiti - (kao u primeru "Srbi koji su se okupili na mitingu poručili su liderima zapadnih zemalja...") - the message of the rallied Serbs to the... was that...
Poslanik - može i deputy (umesto MP)
Poslanik te i te stranke - MP for /from the..., deputy for...
Poslanička grupa - MP group, deputy group, MP club, caucus (Englezi navodno kažu?), parliamentary group
Poslanički imunitet - MP immunity (vidi pozvati se na / ukinuti)
Poslovna banka - commercial bank
Poslovnica = filijala - branch office
Poslovnik skupštine - book of procedures
Po službenoj dužnosti (advokat određen po...) - court-appointed
Posmatrač izbora - monitor, observer
Postignut - agreed on (npr: "procenat koji je postignut je vrlo povoljan" - "the percentage agreed on...")
Postrojavanje - lineup
Potčinjeni - subordinates
Potpadati pod nadležnost... - come within the competence of...
Potporučnik - sub-lieutenant
Potpredsednik komiteta, veća, odbora itd. - vice-chairman (of a council, committee or board)
Potpredsednik skupštine - Deputy Speaker
Potpredsednik stranke - deputy president
Potpredsednik veća građana - Deputy Chairman
Potpredsednik vlade - Vice-Premier
Potpukovnik - lieutenant-colonel
Potrošačka korpa - consumer basket
Povećati bezbednost - enhance security
Poverioci - trustees
Poverioci (oni koji imaju račun u banci) - clients
Poverioci (oni koji potražuju novac od likvidirane firme) - creditors
Povraćaj imovine - restitution
Povratnik - returnee
Površinski kop rudnika uglja - coal field
Povući zakon iz procedure - withdraw a bill from parliamentary procedure
Poznat kao... (taj i taj, poznat kao...) - a.k.a. (also known as)
Pozvan pred sudiju - summonsed by the judge
Pozvati nekoga na odgovornost - call sb. to account
Pozvati se na poslanički imunitet - invoke / claim one's MP immunity
Pranje novca - money-laundering
Pratnja - v. U pratnji
Pravac (delovanja) - pathway
Pravilnik skupštine - book of rules
Pravna država - (= vladavina prava) - state ruled by law / the rule of law
Pravno lice - legal entity / person
Pravna praznina - legal vacuum
Pravobranilac (javni) - public attorney, attorney general
Pravosudna / sudska funkcija - judicature
Pravosudni organi - judicial bodies
Pravosuđe (sistem zakona) - judicature cf. Sudstvo (sistem sudova) - judiciary
Praznina - vidi "pravna praznina"
Precizirati da... - specify
Precizirao je - he specified
Pred, biti optužen (npr. optužen je za falsifikovanje pred 1. opštinskim sudom u Beogradu) - he has been charged with forgery before the First Municipal Court in Belgrade
Predati nekome dužnost - hand over (office, može i bez office); ili: onaj drugi takes over from...
Predati kandidaturu (za predsedničke izbore) - submit / put up candidacy for...
Predati (optuženog) = izručiti, isporučiti - extradite
Predizborna kampanja - election campaign (u jednini!!!)
Predizborni miting / skup - election campaign rally
Predlagač izborne liste - submitter
Predlog izmena i dopuna zakona o... - Bill on the Amendments (and Changes) to the Law on Privatisation
Predlog zakona - bill
Predsedavajući Predsedništva (BiH) - Chair of BiH Presidency
Predsednik komiteta, veća, odbora itd. - chairman (of a council, committee or board)
Predsednik skupštine - Parliament Speaker
Predsednik Veća Građana - Chairman
Predstavnici vlasti - officials
Predstavništvo (u neodređenom smislu) - mission
Predstojeći izbori - (up)coming elections
Pred sudiju - v. pozvan pred sudiju
Preduzeće - company
Predviđati (zakon predviđa...) - provide, impose, govern, stipulate
Predviđati (u smislu da zakon predviđa) - provide, impose, govern, envisage
Predviđati kaznu - impose a death penalty
Preglasati - outvote
Pregovaračka delegacija - negotiating team
Prejudicirati - prejudice
Preki sud - kangaroo court
Prekinuti tuču (građani su prekinuli tuču između A i B) - break up
Prekomerna upotreba sile - excessive use of force
Prekoračiti službeno ovlašćenje - overstep official authority
Prekršajni postupak - legal proceedings
Prekršajna prijava - misdemeanor charge
Prelazna vlada - transitional government, interim government
Prelazni (veće, vlada, itd.) - interim
Preneti odgovornost na nekoga - delegate
Preneti ovlašćenje - vidi "Ovlašćenje"
Prenosi... (u smislu izveštava - Politika, Tanjug) - carries, reports
Prenošenje poruke - message delivery
Preporod zemlje - recovery of economy
Prestolonaslednik - crown prince
Pretpostavljeni - superiors
Pretresno veće - trial chamber
Preurediti odnose - redefine relations
Preuređenje odnosa (2 republike) - redefinition of relations
Preuzimanje dužnosti - takeover of duties, assumption of (the) office of (president), assume office as...
Preuzimanje postupka ili okrivljenih - transfer
Previranja - disputes
Pridruženi član (EU) - associate member
Prigovor (na tužbu) - complaint
Prigušivač - silencer
Prihvatiti žalbu (na sudu) - uphold an appeal
Prijaviti se Zavodu za tržište rada - register with
Prijem (npr. u Savet Evrope) - admission
Prikolica - trailer
Primećena je pojačana aktivnost... - heightened activity was observed (in Kosovo)
Primedba (u raspravi) - objection
Primeniti - implement
Princ prestolonaslednik - crown prince
Pripravnost - on standby, on alert
Prispela plaćanja - due payments
Pritvor - detention facility
Pritvoriti - detain, take into custody (vidi odrediti nekome pritvor)
Privredni sud - business court
Privy Council - Krunski Savet
Priznavanje izbornih rezultata - recognition
Procesni zakoni - laws of procedure / procedure laws
Prodekan - Vice-dean
Proglasiti dan žalosti - declare a day of national mourning
Proglasiti (radnike) viškom - make reduntant
Prognana lica - expellees
Prolaznost na studijama - progression
Promet - trade
Propagandni materijal (leci i sl.) - promotional material
Propisivati (zakon) - vidi "zakon predviđa..."
Proporcionalni izborni sistem - proportional system
Propust - mistake
Prosta većina - simple majority
Prostor, stvarati/otvoriti prostor za... - open up space for...
Prošireni sastav (komiteta, odbora) - expanded commission
Proširena optužnica (u ICTY) - amended indictment
Proširiti optužnicu - counts will be added to the indictment
Protivtenkovska granata - anti-tank shell
Protočni bojler - geyser (colloq.), rapid water heater
Provizorijum - stopgap, stopgap solution
Provizorno rešenje - stopgap, stopgap solution
Prozivati (u smislu optuživati) - criticize, blame, point a finger at, name so and so as being responsible for...
Prvostepeni sud - first instance court
Public policy - javna inicijativa
Pucnjava - shoot-out
Puna saglasnost - full accord
Punopravni član - full(-fledged) member
Puškaranje - shoot-out
Putem video-linka - by video link
Putni radni list - vehicle (work) log
Putničko vozilo - passenger vehicle

R
Na tuđ račun - at sb. else's expense
Radiodifuzija - radio broadcasting
Rafal - burst of rapid fire
Raketni bacač - rocket launcher
Rasformirati (vojsku i sl.) - disband
Raspirivanje (među)nacionalne mržnje - inciting / fanning / stoking ethnic hatred
Raspisati konkurs (za radno mesto) - advertise for
Raspisati referendum / izbore - slate, call
Raspisati tender - call a tender
Raspolagati imovinom - dispose of one's property / use...
Rasprava (sudska) - hearing (on)
Rast društvenog proizvoda - growth of social product, social product growth
Rast industrijske proizvodnje - industrial growth
Rasturiti državu - break up
Rasvetliti sudbinu (nestalih Srba) - resolve the fate...
Ratne konvencije - rules of war
Razbiti državu - break up
Razmotriti - examine
Razvoj demokratije - promotion / upgrading of democracy
Rebalans budžeta - revision of budget, to revise budget
Redenik - cartridge belt
Regulisati status - determine
Reklamožderi - publivores (fr.)
Rektorat - central university administration
Relacija - route
Remetiti javni red i mir - v. Narušavanje ...
Remitenda - unsold copies of a newspaper
Reper - benchmark
Republička izborna komisija (RIK) - Republic Election Commission
Resor javne bezbednosti - public security service
Resor državne bezbednosti - state security service
Restitution - povraćaj imovine
Revizija (finansijska) - auditing
Revizor - auditor
Robne rezerve - commodity reserves
Rok - vidi "dati rok"
Rovokopač - excavator, backhoe (trade mark)
RTS - Radio and Television of Serbia
Rupe u zakonu - loopholes

S
Salaš - farm
Samozvani - self-styled, self-proclaimed
Sanacija (banke) - rehabilitation
Sanacija životne sredine - rehabilitation, cleaning
Sankcionisati - punish
Saobraćajni objekat - transportation facility
Iz sastava (KFOR-a, npr. «američke trupe iz sastava KFOR-a) - KFOR troops' US contingent
Saučesništvo u zločinu - complicity in crime
Savet za nacionalnu bezbednost SAD - US National Security Council
Savetovanje (dvodnevno savetovanje o...) - symposium
Savez nezavisnih sindikata - Association of independent trade unions
Savez za promene - Alliance for Changes
Saziv skupštine - election term
Sazvati skupštinu - convene a parliament session, convene the parliament
Sedma sila (mediji) - the fourth estate
Sednica skupštine - parliament session (vidi razliku u odnosu na zasedanje)
Sekretarijat za... - Secretariat of...
Sekretarijat za Informisanje - Information Secretariat
Sivo tržište - grey market
Skinuti (temu) s dnevnog reda - take off the agenda
Skok cena - increase of prices
           Nagli skok cena - steep rise
Skupština grada - city council
Skupština opštine - municipal council, local parliament
Skupštinski poslovnik - v. poslovnik skupštine
Slanje (Slobe u Hag) - transfer
Sloboda kretanja - freedom of movement
Slobodno radno mesto - vacancy, job opening
Služba za borbu protiv trgovine narkoticima - drug enforcement unit / service
Služba za platni promet - Payment operations service
Službeno ovlašćenje - official authority
Smena (u vrhu partije, sa položaja) - replacement
Smeniti - replace, substitute
Smeniti nekoga - relieve one of one's post, remove one from one's office,
Smernice - guidelines, signposts
Smetnje - problems
Snabdevanje gorivom - fuel supply
Socijalistička narodna partija - Socialist People's Party
Specijalno tužilaštvo - special prosecutor's office
Specijalni zakon o borbi protiv organizovanog kriminala - special anti-organized crime law
Sporazum o asocijaciji i stabilizaciji sa EU - EU Association and Stabilization Agreement
Sporni - disputed, contested
Sprovoditi - carry out, implement
Sprovoditi etničko čišćenje nad - carry out ethnic cleansing of
Sprovoditi istragu - conduct, carry out investigation
Sprovođenje (sporazuma) - implementation
Sprovođenje izbora - carry out, conduct
Sprovođenje rezolucije (1244) - implement, honor the resolution
SPS - Socialist Party of Serbia
Srčane smetnje - heart problems
Sredstvo plaćanja (u smislu određene valute) - legal tender; (u smislu ček, keš, itd) - means of payment
Srpska dobrovoljačka garda - Serb Volunteer Guard
Srpska narodna stranka (Crne Gore) - Serb People's Party
Srpsko nacionalno veće (Kosova) - Serb National Council
SSJ - Serbian Unity Party
Stakeholder - zainteresovano lice / strana, akter, faktor, činilac, poverilac
Stambeni problem - housing problem
Stara devizna štednja - blocked foreign currency savings
Status najpovlašćenije nacije - most favored nation status
           Odrediti / rešiti status nečega - determine the status of sth.
Stav zakona - paragraph
Staviti nešto na uvid - present
Stečaj - bankruptcy
           U stečaju - bankrupt
Stečajna masa - bankruptcy estate
Stopa rasta - growth rate
Stranačka ličnost - party official
Stranka prirodnog zakona - Natural Law Party / Party of Natural Law
Stranka Srpskog Jedinstva - Serbian Unity Party
Strujomer - electricity meter
Stupiti na dužnost - assume / take office
Stupiti na snagu - come into force
Stvoriti pretpostavke za - create preconditions for... ("da će biti stvorene pretpostavke za..." - "that preconditions would be created for...")
Suđenje po optužnici za - based on the indictment of... / charges of... / Bosnian indictment (za Hag)
Suđenje po prijavi od 20. maja za ... - under the charges of
Sudija za prekršaje - magistrate
Sudska funkcija - judicature
Sudski izvršitelj - bailiff
Sudska rasprava (o) - hearing (on)
Sudska vlast - legal authorities / power
Sudstvo (sistem sudova) - judiciary; cf. Pravosuđe (sistem zakona) - judicature
Sudstvo (na Kosovu) - judicature in Kosovo
Sunarodnici (ne iz iste države, nego iz iste etničke grupe) - fellow-nationals
Svesti nešto na najmanji zajednički imenitelj - reduce to the lowest common denominator
Svešteno lice - clergyman
Sveta stolica - the Holy See
Svoditi se / svesti se na (u negativnom smislu) - amount to, come down to, be reduced to
Svojinska transformacija - ownership transformation
Svrgnuti - depose

Š
Šalter - counter / outlet (npr. šalter poštanske štedionice u opštini, sudu)
Šef izbornog štaba - campaign staff manager
Šef poslaničke grupe - party whip
Šira javnost - the public at large
Širenje lažnih vesti - disseminate / spread false information
Široka autonomija - wide-ranging autonomy
Šljaka topionice - tailing
Šok-bomba - shock-bomb
Štampati novac bez pokrića - without backing
Štediše - depositors
Štediša Jugobanke - Jugobanka depositor

T
Tabor - camp
           Suprotstavljeni tabori - opposed camps
Tačka dnevnog reda - item on the agenda
Tačka optužnice - count of the indictment (obično u množini)
Tajno glasanje - secret ballot
Tajnim glasanjem - by secret ballot
Tajnost - secrecy
Talking heads in the media, the - dežurni analitičari
Tarifa (po toj i toj - prvoj, drugoj tarifi) - rate
Tehnološki višak - redundancy, be reduntant, be made redundant, become redundant
Teritorijalna odbrana - territorial defense
Teško dostupan / pristupačan - inaccessible
Think tank - trust mozgova
Tiraž (novina, časopisa) - circulation
Trgovati Kosovom, itd. - use as a bargaining chip
Trgovina ljudima - people traffic, trafficking
Tribina - panel (discussion)
Trustees - poverioci
Tužba - suit, charges
           Podneti tužbu - file a suit / press charges
Tužilaštvo - prosecutor's office
- " - (torinsko, beogradsko) - public prosecutor's office of Turin / Belgrade
- " - četvrto opštinsko - fourth municipal prosecutor's office
- " - specijalno - special prosecutor's office
Tvrdi razgovori, tvrd pregovarač - tough
Tvrda struja - hard faction

U
Ubaciti naoružanu grupu negde - infiltrate, infiltrated
U bekstvu (osuđenik i sl.) - at large
U cilju istrage - in the best interests of the investigation
Ući u najuži izbor - to be shortlisted
U daljem tekstu - henceforth
Udarna pesnica - spearhead
Udarna TV emisija - featured show
Udruživanje radi vršenja krivičnog dela / zločinačke aktivnosti - associating for the purpose of committing a criminal act
Ugasiti banku, firmu - shut down
Ugrožavanje bezbednosti - security threat
Ukidanje takse na električno brojilo - abolition of tax on RTS which was included in the electricity bill
Ukinuti nekome poslanički imunitet - strip sb. of his MP immunity, revoke sb.'s MP immunity
Ukinuti nekome pritvor - release sb. from custody
Ukinuti političku stranku - abolish
U okviru ustavne nadležnosti - in line / within its constitutional competence
U ostavci (vlada, premijer u ostavci) - outgoing (Prime Minister)
U pratnji (KFOR-a) - under KFOR escort
Uprava - management
Uprava carina - Customs services (administration)
Uprava javnih prihoda - Public Revenue Directorate
Upravljanje vremenom - time management
Upravljati mašinom - operate
Upravni odbor (RTS-a ili neke druge ustanove) - managerial board, ili bolje, management committee, steering board, managing board
Upravni sud - administrative court
U pripravnosti - on standby, on alert
U pritvoru - detained, in custody
Uprtači - straps, suspenders
Uredba - decree
           Doneti uredbu o nečemu - pass an act/decree on
Uređenje prostora (ministarstvo za) - town-planning
Uručiti radnu knjižicu (tj. zvanično rešenje o prestanku radnog odnosa) - distribute official notice of the termination of employment
Usko grlo (problematična tačka, oblast) - bottleneck
Uslov (za upis godine, fakulteta, itd.) - requirements
Uslovna kazna - suspended sentence
Ustavna nadležnost - constitutional competence
Ustavna ovlašćenja - constitutional competencies
Ustavna povelja - constitutional charter
Ustavno preuređenje odnosa - constitutional redefinition
Ustavno rešenje - solution (provided) in the constitution; provision in the constitution
Ustavnost (nečega) - constitutionality
U stečaju - bankrupt
Usvajati zakon po hitnom postupku - urgent procedure
Usvojiti ustavnu povelju - adopt...
U svojstvu (npr. predsednika toga i toga) - in his capacity of / as...
U toku (konkurs je u toku) - open
Utovarivač - forklift
Utvrditi - determine, establish
Uvesti policijski čas - impose curfew
Uvesti vanredno stanje - impose state of emergency
Uvid, staviti nešto na - present
Uvid u birački spisak - access to
U više navrata - vidi "navrat"
U zasedanju - in session
Uzdržati se od glasanja - abstain

V
Vanpartijski (kandidat na izborima) - non-party / independent candidate
Vanprivreda, vanprivredne delatnosti - non-economic sector = trades and services (a ne industrija, jer u suštini je sve ekonomija)
Vanredni (zasedanje itd.) - extraordinary
Vanredna sednica - extraordinary session
Vanredni izbori - early elections
Vatreni obračun - shoot-out
Vazduhoplovni zavod - aviation institute
V.D. direktora - acting manager
Veće Građana - Chamber of Citizens
Veće Republika - Chamber of the Republics
Veće Univerziteta - University Council
Većinski vlasnik - major shareholder
Velika Srbija / Albanija itd. - greater Serbia / Albania
Vikendica - country retreat / cottage
Visoki predstavnik EU za spoljnu politiku - EU senior foreign policy representative
Visoki predstavnik EU za spoljnu politiku i bezbednost (Javier Solana) - EU High Representative for Common Foreign Policy and Security
Višak - vidi "tehnološki višak"
Viša škola - može higher school ili: two-year post-secondary school
Višecevni bacač raketa - multi-barrel rocket launcher
Višepartijski - multi-party
Viši privredni sud - higher commercial court
Više puta = u više navrata - repeatedly
Vlada u senci - shadow cabinet / government
Vladavina prava - rule of law
Vladika - bishop
Vojna evidencija - registration
Vojni poziv - military call-up
           Neodazivanje na vojni poziv - fail to respond to a military call-up
Vojnopolitički komentator (Politike) - military-political analyst
Volovska kola - ox-cart
Vratiti valutu u opticaj = ponovo uvesti - reintroduce
Vrhovni Savet Odbrane - Supreme Defense Council
Vrhovni sud - Supreme Court
Vršiti pritisak - exert pressure
Vučni voz - flatbed trailer

W
"Whisper" - igra pokvarenih / gluvih telefona

Z
Za, biti optužen - be charged with...
Zadržan na informativnom razgovoru - held for questioning
Zadužiti opremu - v. dužiti
Zainteresovanost za nešto - enthusiasm
Zajam za obnovu / preporod Srbije - Public loan for the recovery of Serbian economy
Zajednički zločinački poduhvat - Joint criminal enterprise (to be part of...) (ICTY)
Zakon i običaji rata - conventions and rules of war
Zakon o borbi protiv organizovanog kriminala - special anti-organized crime law
Zakon o javnom informisanju (onaj SPS-ovski) - Public Information Act
Zakon o krivičnom postupku - Law on criminal procedure
Zakon će se odnositi na... - the law will apply to...
Zakonitost (neke odluke) - legality
Zakonska odredba (isto što i odredba zakona) - provision, clause
Zakon predviđa... - the law provides / imposes a penalty/ governs / envisages
Zamena teza - inversion / substitution of arguments?
Zamenik ministra za ... - deputy minister
Zamenik okružnog javnog tužioca u Beogradu - deputy district public prosecutor in Belgrade
Zanemarljiv - negligible
Zapaliti - set on fire
Zapaljen - set on fire
Zapisnik (sa sastanka ili biračkog mesta i sl.) - minutes
Zapleniti - seize, confiscate
Započete reforme - launched reforms
Zapremina - volume
Zasedanje skupštine / parlamenta - sitting
           Sitting = ceo ciklus (npr. "prolećno zasedanje"), sastoji se od više sednica
           Session = jedna konkretna sednica, određenog dana, koja može trajati i više dana s prekidima, npr. prva sednica u okviru prolećnog zasedanja
Zastavnik - warrant officer
Zastrašiti - intimidate
Zaštićeni svedok - protected witness
Zaštita životne sredine - environmental protection
Zaštitni korpus - (Kosovo) Protection Corps
Zaštitni prsluk - bullet-proof vest, protective vest, body armour
Zataškavanje - suppression
Zatišje (bitke) - lull
Zatvor (u Bondstilu) - detention facility
Zauzeti stav o nečemu - take a stance / stand on something
Zauzeti zvanični stav - adopt an official stand
Zavod za Obračun i Plaćanje (ZOP) - Bureau for the Settlement of Payment
Zavod za razvoj - development institute
Zavod za statistiku - Bureau of Statistics
Zavod za tržište rada - Institute of the Labor Market
           Prijaviti se zavodu za... - register with...
Završna reč (na suđenju) - final statement
Zbaciti - depose
Zdravstvo - health care (system / sector)
Zelenaš - usurer, loan shark
Zemlje niske bezbednosti - states of concern (ranije rogue states)
Zle namere - ill intentions
Zloupotreba položaja - abuse of office
Zona kopnene bezbednosti - ground safety/security zone, buffer zone
Zvani... (taj i taj, zvani... ) - a.k.a. (also known as)

Ž
Žalba (na tužbu, na presudu) - appeal, complaint (bolje)
Žalba na odluku - to appeal the decision...
Prihvatiti žalbu (na sudu) - uphold an appeal
Žandarmerija - gendarmerie
Žarište - crisis spot, crisis region, hotbed
Žbiri - može "sbirri"
Živeti u neizvesnosti - to be kept in suspense, wait in suspense
Životna opasnost (biti u) - to be vitally endangered
Životna sredina - environment

Participants A Abdelkader Messahel (Algerian MoFA) Abdelmajid Bouchar (Moroccan arrested in Serbia) Abdul Wahab Ahmed Al-Bader (general, Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development) Abdulaziz Nasser Rahma Al-Shamsi (UAE Ambassador) Abdulbaset Elazzabi (Lap Green Networks) Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan (UAE Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation) Abdullah Gul (President of Turkey) Abel Mateus (UNCTAD) Achille Occhetto (Italy) Adam Ereli (State Department spokesperson) Adam Wiedeman (Polish poet) Adamantios Chatzistylis (AXA Insurance) Adan Czartoryski de Borbon, Prince () Adolfo Bioy Casares (writer) Adolfo Urso (Italian Foreign Trade Minister) Adolphus Karibi-White (presiding judge) Adrian Cioroianu (Romanian Foreign Minister) Adrian Nastase (Romanian Premier) Adrian Prangnell (arrested Brit) Adrian Severin (MEP) Adriano Martins (EC) Adrien Feix (Austrian Cultural Forum) Aernout Van Lynden (Sky News correspondent) Afxentis Afxentiou (Cyprus Central Bank Governor) Ĺge Saxlund (UBQ) Agostino Cordova (Naples prosecutor) Agustin Garcia (Chilean Ambassadorto FRY) Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah (Sheikh, Kuwaiti Minister of Energy) Ahmed Aboul Gheit (Arab League Secretary-General) Ahmet Davutoglu (Turkish Foreign Minister) Ahmet Hamdi Tanpinar (author) Ahmet Necdet Sezer (Turkish President) Ahmet Suha Umar (Turkish Ambassador) Ahmet Ümit (author) Aidan White (International Federation of Journalists) Akbar Al Baker (Qatar Airways CEO) Akira Imamura (Japanese Ambassador) Akis Tsochadzopoulos (Greek Defense Minister) Akram Khan (choreographer) Al Gore (US Vice President) Al-Waleed bin Talal (Saudi businessman) Alain Badiou (philosopher) Alain Dejammet (French Ambassador to the UN) Alain Forand (Canadian General) Alain Juppé (French Foreign Minister) Alain Lamassoure (European Parliament) Alain Pilloux (EBRD, Vice President Banking) Alain Platel (Belgian choreographer) Alain Tartinville (Gen. KFOR Sector North commander) Alan Joyce (Qantas CEO) Alan Larson (US Deputy Secretary of State for Economic Affairs) Alan McCoy (A.K. Steel spokesman) Alan Shatter (Irish Minister of Justice and Equality) Alastair Ross (UN spokesman) Albert Hochleitner (Siemens-Austria General Manager) Albert Rohan (Deputy To UN Special Envoy for Future Status Process for Kosovo) Albert Turot (EU monitor mission official) Albert Jaeger (IMF) Albertans Shaun Going (Canadian arrested in Montenegro) Alberto Ginastera (Artentinian composer) Alberto Manguel (author) Alberto Primiceri (Italian KFOR General) Albertus Henricus Joannes Swart (ICTY judge, Netherlands) Albin Eser (ICTY judge, Germany) Alejandro Cerrudo (dance artist) Alejandro González Ińárritu (film director) Alejandro Plater (Telekom Austria) Aleksandar Alekseyev (Russian Ambassador SCG) Aleksandar Jakovenko (Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman) Aleksander Kwasniewski (Polish President) Aleksander Meksi (former Albanian premier) Aleksandr Botsan-Kharchenko (Russian Ambassador) Aleksei Kudrin (Russian Finance Minister) Aleksey Miller (Gazprom president) Alessandra Moretti (MEP) Alessandro Buttice (OLAF spokesman) Alessandro Cattaneo (Italian politician) Alessandro Sciarroni (choreographer) Alessio Silvestrin (dance choreographer) Alessio Vinci (CNN) Alex Boraine (former member of the SA truth commission) Alex Lupis (Committee to Protect Journalists) Alex Mueller (senior vice president Stada Group) Alexa Chung (model) Alexander Basyuk (Boeing) Alexander Botsan-Kharchenko (Contact Group) Alexander Chepurin (Russian Ambassador) Alexander Dyukov (Gazprom Neft) Alexander Ekman (choreographer) Alexander Fomin (RF Deputy Minister of Defense) Alexander Loehr (Nazi general) Alexander Lukashenko (Belarusian President) Alexander Novak (Russian Minister of Energy) Alexander Grunauer (GIZ) Alexander Hawke (Australian Minister of Immigration) Alexander Horst (beach volleyball player) Alexander Kleedorfer (Telekom Austria spokesman) Alexander Konuzin (Russian Ambassador) Alexander Picker (Komercijalna Banka) Alexander Samonig (Ecovis) Alexander Scriabin (composer) Alexander Sergeyevich Yakovlev (aircraft designer) Alexander Sokurov (film director) Alexander Sperl (Mobilkom) Alexander Taukatch (spokesman for the president of the UN General Assembly) Alexander Wachlowsky (Mobilkom Austria) Alexander Walkenhorst (beach volleyball player) Alexander Zeldin (theatre director) Alexandra Kollontai (revolutionary) Alexandre Vladichenko (CoE) Alexandros Daniilidis (Heineken) Alexandros Lykourezos (Greek lawyer) Alexei Mekhonoshin (PepsiCo vice-president) Alexei Navalny (Russian politician) Alexei Nemeryuk (Moscow Department of Trade and Services) Alexis Tsipras (Greek PM) Alexey Kudrin (Russian Finance Minister) Alexey Miller (Gazprom) Alexey Reznikovich (VimpelCom) Alfonso Garcia Mora (World Bank) Alfred Gusenbauer (Austrian Chancellor) Alfred Moisiu (Albanian President) Alfred Nobel (Swedish inventor) Alfred Serreqi (Albanian foreign minister) Alfredo Altavilla (Fiat vice president) Allen Kassof (analyst Institute of Peace) Ali Al-Naimi (Saudi Arabia Minister of Oil) Ali Magrabi Mohamedali (owner of Neobus) Ali Riza Çolak (Turkish Ambassador) Alice Munro (writer) Alina Somova (ballerina) Alistair Duncan (SFOR) Alois Alzheimer (neuropathologist, disease) Alona Fisher Kamm (Israeli Ambassador) Alonzo King (ballet choreographer) Almiro Rodrigues (ICTY judge) Almut Wagner (dramaturge) Alphonsus Martinus Maria Orie (ICTY judge Netherlands) Alvaro Gil-Robles (CoE Commissioner for Human Rights) Amanda Pińa (choreographer) Amin El Mahdi (ICTY judge Egypt) Amnon Lipkin-Shahak (former Israeli chief of staff) Amon Lipkin-Shahak (Israel Chief of Staff) Amos Yaron (general director of Ministry of Defense of Israel) Ana Pisonero (EC spokesperson) Anastasia Baburov (Novaya Gazeta reporter) Anatoly Zlenko (Ukrainian foreign minister) Anda Rottenberg (critic, art historian) Andonis Foniadakis (choreographer) Anders Brannstrom (Swedish KFOR General) Anders Breivik (Norwegian terrorist) Anders Johnsson (the Swedish secretary-general of Inter-Parliamentary Union) Anders Knape (CoE Congress of Local and Regional Authorities) Andras Barsony (Hungarian political secretary) Andras Riedlmayer (art documentation specialist, ICTY expert witness) Andre Soubirou (French General) Andre Valentin (head of French office Podgorica) Andrea Angeli (UN spokesman) Andrea Carnini (PepsiCo-Marbo) Andrea Oldrini (Bain & Co.) Andreas Binder (Mercedes-Benz SCG) Andreas Gross (CoE PA) Andreas Graf (VIP Mobile) Andreas Elsner (VIP Serbia) Andreas Khol (Austrian Parliament Speaker) Andreas Kiefer (CoE, Congress Secretary General) Andreas Loverdos (Deputy Greek Foreign Minister) Andreas Neuherz (Cisco) Andreas Treichl (Erste Group) Andreas Zobel (German Ambassador Belgrade) Andrei Gromyko (Soviet diplomat) Andrei Ravkov (Belorussian Minister of Defense) Andrei Skoch (Russian tycoon) Andrei Yermolyenko (Russian diplomat) Andrej Babiš (Czech PM) Andrés Pastrana (Colombian president) Andrew Bridgen (UK MP) Andrew Cumming (Brig. spokesman) Andrew Glass (British Council Director) Andrew Leslie (Col.) Andrew Lloyd (British office Kosovo) Andrew Lindsay (European Nickel finance director) Andrew Natsios (USAID administrator) Andrew Whitley (US offical for refugees) Andrey Denisov (Russian Ambassador to UN) Andrey Dubovskov (MTS) Andrey Kostin (VTB) Andrey Melnichenko (Russian billionaire) Andrey Poskakukhin (First Secretary, ICJ) Andrey Shlyakhovoy (Russian banker) Andrius Simkus (Energy Community) Androulla Vassiliou (EU Commissioner for Education) Andrus Ansip (European Commissioner for Digital Single Market) Andy Bearpark (aid coordinator of Overseas Development Administration) Andy Sparkes (Deputy Head of Mission, EULEX) Angel Marin (Bulgarian President) Angela Bogdan (Canadian Ambassador to FRY) Angela Merkel (German Chancellor) Angelo Gnaedinger (ICRC Europe general delegate) Angelo Rizzuti (Bank Austria Creditanstalt) Angelo Sodano (Cardinal secretary of state of the Holy See) Anibal Cavaco Silva (Portugese Prime Minister) Anitta Hipper (EC spokesperson) Anja Breien (Norwegian film director) Anjum Nida Rahman (Telenor Pakistan spokesperson) Ann-Lis Svensson (UNICEF Director SCG) Anna Bischof (Deutsche Telekom) Anna Di Mauro (Neapolitan investigative magistrate) Anna Ilona Staller La Cicciolina (porn star, politician) Anna Lindh (Swedish foreign minister) Anna-Maija Korpi (Finnish Ambassador Belgrade) Annalena Baerbock (German Foreign Minister) Anne Brasseur (ALDE president) Anne Gazeau-Secret (French foreign ministry spokeswoman) Anne Cobb (Visa International vice president) Anne Krueger (IMF) Anna Politkovskaya (murdered Russian journalist) Anne-Marie Idrac (Minister of State, French Ministry of Trade) Anne-Willem Bijleveld (UNHCR special envoy) Annemie Ress (eBay Europe) Annick Bouvier (ICRC spokeswoman) Annie Proulx (writer) Ansgar Bornemann (Nestle Adriatic Food) Antal (Anthony) Szigeti (Nikola Tesla's assistant) Antanas Valionis (Lithuanian Foreign Minister) Anthony Bellanger (IFJ General Secretary) Anthony Bourdain (chef) Anthony Fauci (NIAID) Anthony Godfrey (US Ambassador) Anthony Lake (national security advisor) Anthony Monckton (British intelligence service) Antje Rothemund (CoE) António Guterres (UN Secretary General) Antoine Blanca (undersecretary for human rights) Antoine Duquesne (Belgian interior minister) Anton Jura (US Steel Kosice exec. vice-pres. strategic planning) Anton Nikiforov (ICTY Prosecution spokesman) Anton Willmann (Austrian KFOR commander) Antonio Armellini (Italian diplomat) Antonio Cesare Ferrara (FIAT Automobili Srbija) Antonio Cassese (first ICTY president) Antonio Cluny (Italian judge) António Costa (Mayor of Lisbon) António de Oliveira Salazar (PM of Portugal) Antonio Fazio (Bank of Italy Governor) António Guterres (UN Secretary General) Antonio Laudati (Vice director of Italian National Antimafia agency) Antonio Passarella (Ericsson development manager) Antonio Pedauye (UN chief of mission for Bosnia) Antonio Tajani (Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs) Antonio Vitorino (commissioner for justice and home affairs) Antonio Zanardi Landi (Italian Ambassador) Antonis Kastrissianakis (EU) Antony Blinken (US Secretary of State) Anwarul Karim Chowdhury (Bangladesh Amb. to UN) Aram Khachaturian (composer) Arben Malaj (Albanian Economy Minister) Archibald McMurdo (British naval officer) Ari Fleischer (White House spokesman) Arif Malikov (Azerbaijani composer) Armando Varricchio (Italian Ambassador) Armen Petrosyan (Armenian ambassador to Yugoslavia) Armin Fidler (World Bank health sector manager for Europe and Central Asia) Arnaud Danjean (French MEP) Arnaud Gouillon (French humanitarian) Arnaud Sainte-Claire Deville (KFOR) Arne Gooss (KfW) Arne Koenig (European Federation of Journalists) Arne Sannes Bjřrnstad (Norwegian Ambassador) Arnold Schwarzenegger (actor, politician) Arnoldo Listre (UN Security Council president for February) Arpad Goenz (Hungarian President) Arseniy Yatsenyuk (Ukraine PM) Artur Lorkowski (Director, Energy Community Secretariat) Artur Turemka (MasterCard Balkans) Artemy Karpenko (CoE PA) Arthur Koll (Israeli ambassador) Arthur Rubinstein (pianist) Arthur Watts (international mediator) Artur Turemka (MasterCard) Arundhati Roy (author) Astrid Van Genderen (UNHCR Representative) Aswath Damodaran (NYU Stern professor) Atanas Raykov (Viber) Athanasios Makris (Vojvodjanska Banka) Athanasius Kircher (Jesuit scholar) Atifete Jahjaga (Kosovo President) Axel-Bernd Jandesek (Maj. KFOR spokesman) Axel Dittmann (German Ambassador) Axel Hummel (Erstebank) Aydn Azimov (composer) Azer Rzayev (composer) Azfar Shah (Telenor) B Bader Al Sa'ad (Kuwait Investment Authority) Baltasar Garzon (jurist) Ban Ki-moon (UN Secretary General) Barack Obama (US President) Barry Fletcher (UN police spokesman) Barry Frewer (UN spokesman) Bear Grylls (adventurer, tv presenter) Beatriz Berruga (CSR Europe) Behgjet Pacolli (Kosovo President) Béla Duránci (art historian) Béla Hamvas (Hungarian writer) Ben Knapen (Dutch FM) Ben Verwaayen (Alcatel-Lucent CEO) Ben (Robert) Wallace (UK Secretary of State for Defence) Benedict Anderson (political scientist) Beniamino Andreatta (Italian Defense Minister) Benita Ferrero-Waldner (Austrian foreign minister) Benjamin Netanyahu (Israeli PM) Barend van der Heijden (Dutch Ambassador Belgrade) Berit Svendsen (Telenor) Bernard Bot (Chairman of the CoE Committee of Ministers) Bernard Carayon (UMP) Bernard Chenevez (Danube clearance project chief) Bernard Janvier (NATO commander) Bernard Kouchner (UN special envoy) Bernard Noblet (Maj.) Bernard Poncet (OSCE mission chief Zagreb) Bernard Ratel (French Army General) Bernard Verban (OSCE mission in Kosovo spokesman) Bernardino Leon (Spanish State Secretary for Foreign Affairs) Bernd Borchardt (EULEX) Bernd Pfaffenbach (German Ministry of Economics and Technology) Bert Van Caelenberg (EUROFEDOP) Bertel Haarder (European Parliament vice president) Bertold Flick (Air Baltic CEO) Bertrand de Lapresle (UNPROFOR) Bertrand Piccard (Swiss balloonist) Bhim Singh (Indian politician publicist) Biff Byford (musician) Bijan Zanganeh (Iranian oil minister) Bill Aikman (UNPROFOR spokesman) Bill Clinton (US President) Bill Evans (musician) Bill Farmen (Maj.-Gen.) Bill Flanagan (journalist) Bill Gould (musician/producer) Bill Young (US Congress Appropriations Committee chairman) Billy Graziadei (musician) Binod Kumar Chaudhary (Nepalese businessman) Bjarte Bogsnes (Statiol, Beyond Budgeting) Bjorgolfur Thor Bjorgolfsson (Actavis) Bjorn Erik Thon (Datatilsynet director) Bjorn von Sydow (PACE Political Affairs Committee) Blake Edwards (film director) Bo Andersson (director, Ericsson SCG) Bo Pellnas (Swedish brig.gen. UN) Bo Ribbing (Ericsson strategic marketing director) Bob Geldof (singer-songwriter) Bob Reid (ICTY Deputy Chief of Investigations) Bobby Jindal (Louisiana Governor) Bodo Hombach (Southeast Europe Stability Pact coordinator) Bogdan Kluik (Deputy Ukrainian Ministry of Energy) Bogdan Lissovolik (IMF Resident Representative, Serbia) Borge Brende (Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs) Boris Johnson (Brisith PM) Boris Khlebnikov (film director) Boris Labusov (spokesperson for Russian Intelligence Service) Boris Maiorsky (Russian Ambassador) Boris Pastukhov (Russian) Boris Spassky (chess player) Boris Yeltsin (former Russian President) Boutros Boutros-Ghali (UN Secretary General) Boyko Borissov (Bulgarian PM) Brad Byblow (Telenor) Brent Sadler (journalist) Brent Scowcroft (general, US national security) Brett Boudreau (major) Brian Cox (US Treasury) Brian Henry (poet, translator...) Brian Hoyt Yee (American Consul Podgorica) Birch Bayh (US Senator) Birgit Cullberg (dancer, choreographer) Bronislaw Komorowski (Polish President) Bryan Steinhauer (US student assaulted by Miladin Kovacevic) Brice Taton (French soccer fan killed in Belgrade) Brigitta Dahl (Swedish parl. speaker) Brigitte Oeppinger-Walchshofe (Austrian Development Agency) Brittney Spears (singer) Brock Bierman (USAID) Bronislaw Geremek (Polish Senate foreign relations and European integration committee) Bruce Chatwin (writer) Bruce Connuck (OSCE FRY Mission chief) Bruce Jackson (President of the US Committee on NATO) Bruce Misamore (YUKOS chief financial officer) Bryan Steinhauer (victim) Bujar Nishani (Albanian president) Burckhard Bergmann (Ruhrgas chairman) Burhan Sönmez (author ) Burt Reynolds (actor) C Cameron Munter (US Deputy Chief of Mission, Prague) Camille Pissarro (painter) Can Dündar (journalist) Carin Jamtin (Swedish Minister for International Development Cooperation) Carin Salerno (director Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation) Carl Bildt (High Representative) Carl Marx (philosopher) Carl-Henric Swanberg (Ericsson executive director) Carla Del Ponte (Hague Tribunal chief prosecutor) Carla Fracci (ballerina) Carlo Azeglio Ciampi (Italian President) Carlo Cabigiosu (KFOR Commander) Carlo Civiletti (CoE Ambassador) Carlo Lo Cascio (Italian Ambassador) Carlo Scognamiglio (Italian defense minister) Carlo von Flue (ICRC) Carlos Abel Martese (Argentinean ambassador to Yugoslavia) Carlos de Cordoue (Credit Agricole) Carlos García Moreno (CFO America Movil) Carlos Maria Zabala (Brigadier-General sector commander - Sector West) Carlos Menem (Argentinean president) Carlos Pasqual (US Embassy SCG) Carlos Rodriguez y Quezada (Mexican Ambassador to Yugoslavia) Carlos Slim (America Movil) Carlos Westendorp (UN High Representative for B-H) Carmel Agius (ICTY judge Malta) Carmen Balcells (literary agenct) Carmen Maria Argibay (ICTY judge Argentina) Carol Bellamy (UNICEF chief) Caroline Ravaud (CoE) Caroline Wozniacki (tennis player) Caroline Ziadeh (Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of UNMIK) Carolyn Jungr (World Bank SCG) Carrol Faubert (UNHCR) Catherine Ashton (EU High Commissioner for Common Foreign and Security Policy) Catherine Bertini (UN financial sector chief) Catherine Colonna (French Presidential spokeswoman) Catherine Day (European Commission) Catherine Faudry (French cultural attaché) Catherine Lalumiere (OSCE) Catherine Zeta-Jones (actress) Cathy Marton (Comm. for the Protection of Journalists) Cecilia Malmstrom (EC Commissioner for Home Affairs) Cedric Thornberry (UNPROFOR deputy chief of mission director of civil affairs) Celso Amorimo (Brazil foreign minister) César Sanchez-Lopez (Airbus VP SEE) César Aira (author) Cesare Avenia (Ericsson) Chang Xiaobing (Chairman and CEO of China Telecom) Channa Kurera (Mundio Mobile) Charles Brayshaw (acting UNMIK chief) Charles Champion (Airbus) Charles Crawford (British ambassador to the FRY) Charles Faessler (chief prosecutor, Schwyz canton) Charles Goerens (CoE PA) Charles Hunter (physician) Charles Michel (EC President) Charles Millon (French Defense Minister) Charles Redman (special US envoy to the Bosnian peace talks) Charles Sheehan (Irish Ambassador) Charles Stewart Mott (philanthropist) Charles Thomas (US special envoy on Bosnia) Charles Wardle (British) Charlie McCreevy (EU Commissioner for Internal Market and Services) Charlie Miller (Boeing spokesman) Charmaine Eggberry (Research in Motion) Cayetano Soto (choreographer) Chen Bo (Chinese Ambassador) Chen Jining (Mayor of Beijing, acting) Cherie Blair (barrister) Cherif Bassiouni (UN War Crimes Commission) Childeric Schaapveld (CoE Directorate for Democratic Institution) Chikako Taya (ICTY judge Japan) Chinmaya Gharekhan (UN Undersecretary General) Choi Sung-Hong (Korean Minister of foreign affairs) Chris Boardman (Worldbank Southeast Europe director) Chris Caswell (Col.) Chris DeWolfe (MySpace) Chris Donelly (NATO) Chris Dzaidul (Broadband TV News) Chris Hughes (Facebook) Chris Janowski (UN) Chris Murphy (US senator) Chris Patten (EU External Affairs Commissioner) Chris Thompson (KFOR spokesman) Chris Webber (NBA player) Chris Woods (JTI Serbia) Christer Karphammar (Swedish judge Kosovska Mitrovica) Christian Chartier (ICTY spokesman) Christian Damay (KFOR Brigade North) Christian Danielsson (EC Director General for Enlargement) Christian Dior (designer) Christian Heldt (German Ambasssador) Christian Kern (Austiran PM) Christian Lindmeier (UN spokesman) Christian Noyer (French Central bank governor) Christian Otto Neu (DDOR Novi Sad) Christian Poncelet (President of the Senate of France) Christian Poortman (WB director for BiH) Christian Schmidt (Secretary of State German Federal Ministry of Defense) Christian Schwarz-Schilling (High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina) Christian Thimonier (First Counselor of the French Embassy) Christian Tschann (Director, Michelin European Division) Christiane Amanpour (journalist) Christine Crawley (House of Lords foreign affairs and defense spokeswoman) Christine Lagarde (IMF director) Christine Moro (French Ambassador) Christine Van Den Wyngaert (ICTY judge, Belgium) Christof Danz (Raiffeisen PR) Christoph Franz (Lufthansa) Christoph Freytag (Microfinance Bank director) Christoph Greussing (HVB Yugoslavia, Foreign Investors Council) Christoph Leitl (president of the Austrian Chamber of Commerce and Eurochambers) Christoph Till (Henkel) Christopher Dell (US Ambassador Pristina) Christopher Gascon (director of the International Organization for Migration (IOM)) Christopher Geidt (UN) Christopher Hill (US diplomat) Christopher Laska (Telenor Serbia CCA) Christopher Navetta (President US Steel Kosice) Christopher Newbury (CoE) Christopher Wray (FBI director) Christos Tsemberas (Grand Casino) Christos Gofas (EAR) Christos Megalou (Piraeus Bank) Christos Panagopoulos (Greek Ambassador) Chung Un-chan (South Korean Prime Miniter) Claes Gotthold (Veolia Transport Litas) Clair Gill (Maj.-Gen.) Clairborne Pell (UN Senator) Claire Grimes (UN) Claire Trevena (OSCE Kosovo spokeswoman) Clara Zetkin (communist activist) Clarence Clemons (musician) Claude Chabrol (film director) Claude Colaro (Oracle) Claude Frey (CoE) Claude Hanoteau (ICTY judge, France) Claude Jorda (ICTY judge France) Claude Monet (painter) Claudia Luciani (CoE for Balkan states) Claudia Winkler (Telekom Austria Group) Claudio Cesario (Unicredit Bank CEO) Claudio Scimone (conductor) Claudio Taffuri (Italian communication office in Kosovo) Claudio Viezzoli (EBRD) Claudiu Soare (Holcim) Clemens Doppler (beach volleyball player) Clemens Koja (Austrian Ambassador) Cleverson Gabriel Cordova "Cleo" (soccer player) Clint Eastwood (film director) Clive Betts (UK MP) Coco Chanel (fashion designer) Coleman Young (Mayor of Detroit) Colin Powell (US State Secretary) Colleen Harris (perss secretary Prince Charles) Colm Doyle (Irish Colonel, head of EC observer mission Sarajevo 1992) Colm Mangan (Irish General) Condoleezza Rice (US National Security Advisor) Connie Hedegaard (European Commissioner for Climate Action) Conrad Raiser (secretary general World Council of Churches) Constantin Yerocostopoulos (CoE special representative) Constantine Mitsotakis (Greek PM) Constantine Stephanopoulos (Greek President) Constantinos Eliades (Cypriot Ambassador) Corey Lewandowski (political commentator) Cornelio Sommaruga (heads the Swiss-run ICRC) Corrado Passera (Banca Intesa Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer) Costas Karamanlis (Greek Prime Minister) Costas Simitis (Greek prime minister) Costin Borc (Lafarge BFC) Craig Bale (Canadian acting charge d'affaires) Craig Hempfling (Mercy Corps) Craig McKinley (general, Chief of the National Guard Bureau) Craig Quigley (Rear Admiral Pentagon spokesman) Cristian Borja (football player) Cristiano Ronaldo (football player) Cristina Gallach (Solana's spokesperson) Crystal Pite (choreographer) Csilla Ihasz (Unicredit Bank) Cybill Shepherd (actress) Cyril Muller (World Bank vice-president for Europe) Cyril Svoboda (Czech Foreign Minister) Cyrus R. Vance (UN SC Special envoy) Cyrus Shahkhalili (UNHCR protection officer in Split) D Daan Everts (OSCE mission chief) Dacre Holloway (UN spokesman) Daehaeng Kim (IMF) Dag Eidsvik (KPMG, investigation and integrity sector) Dag Melgaard (Telenor Vice President Group Communications) Dagmar Repcekova (Ambassador of Slovakia) Dale Pfeiffer (USAID Kosovo) Damien Hirst (artist) Dan Bucsa (economist) Dan Burton (US House of Representatives, Indiana, R) Dan Ionescu (General Electric) Dan Perjovschi (artist) Dan Rusu (Unilever) Daniel Berg (EBRD) Daniel Boehi (Knjaz Milos CEO) Daniel Emery (Australian ambassador) Daniel Fried (US Assistant Secretary of State) Daniel Gros (Center for European Policy Studies) Daniel Hajj Aboumrad (CEO, America Movil) Daniel Keefe (general, US commander Kosovo) Daniel Salvatore Schiffer (French philosopher and author) Daniel Serwer (US Institute of Peace) Daniel Speckhard (deputy to Ambassador-at-large) Daniel Tarschys (Council of Europe Secretary General) Daniel Valchev (Bulgarian Minister of Education) Daniel Zajac (US Major) Daniele Giovanni (IFC) Daniele Rampazzo (Italian embassy advisor) Danilo Guglietta (Edilarte Construzioni company, Rome) Danny Federici (musician) Danny Schuler (musician) Dante Coelho de Lima (Brasilian Ambassador to Belgrade) Danuta Hubner (European Econ. Commission Ex. Sec.) Dario Carminati (UNHCR office in FRY) Dario Scannapieco (EIB) Daryl Mundis (ICTY prosecutor) David Banjai (Ball Packaging) David Blunkett (British Home Secretary) David Blunt (UNMIK Police) David Cameron (British PM) David Cicilline (US congressman) David Dawson (choreographer) David Diaz Jogeix (OSCE SCG Mission Human Rights and Rule of Law) David Foley (OSCE spokesman) David Foster Wallace (writer) David Gowan (British Ambassador Belgrade) David Guggenheim (US financier) David Hale (US Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs) David Heathcoat-Amory (MP) David Hudson (Secretary, EC Mission to Belgrade) David Hunt (ICTY judge Australia) David Leakey (EUFOR commander) David Lidington (UK Minister of State for Europe) David Lindsman (Tata Limited) David Lynch (film director) David McAllister (EP rapporteur) David McFarlane (UK charge d'affaires) David Marshall (OSCE mission in Kosovo) David McCandless (author, journalist, information designer) David Meneghello (Telenor CMO) David Mitchels (UNMIK administrator Kosovska Mitrovica) David Owen (ICFY co-chairmen) David Petraeus (CIA director) David Pinder (UNPROFOR Major) David Schoch (Greenhouse Telecommunications) David Schwendiman (Kosovo prosecutor) David Shaw (Col. IFor spokesman) David Tabor (US Major General) David Tang (Huawei) David Vander Schueren (Delhaize Serbia) David Wilshire (British MP) Davit Harutyunyan (PACE rapporteur, Armenia) Demetris Papadakis (MEP) Denes Gyimothy (Pavibernnonplast financial director) Denis Keefe (UK Ambassador) Denis Huber (CoE Committee of Ministers administrator for political issues) Denis MacShane (Brit. foreign office in charge of SE Europe) Denise De Hauwere (Belgian Ambassador) Dennis Hastert (US politician) Dennis McNamara (UNHCR chief for Kosovo-Metohija) Dennis Thaagaard (SFOR spokesman) Derek Boothby (ICTY spoksman) Derek Chappell (UNMIK police spokesman) Derek Chollet (Counselor of the US Department of State) Dermot Groome (ICTY Prosecutor) Desmond Maurer (WFP) Detlev Graf zu Ranzau (German Ambassador) Detlev Zimmermann (BAT Germany) Devendra Fadnavis (Chief Minister of Maharashtra) Deyana Kostadinova (UNICEF Serbia director) Diana Vishneva (ballerina) Dick Cheney (US vice-president) Dick Marty (CoE, Switzerland) Didier Fau (Hombach's advisor) Dieter Stock (Erste Group) Dieter Woltmann (OSCE Bosnia mission chief) Dilek Ayhan (Norwegian State Secretary) Dilyana Gaytandzhieva (Bulgarian journalist) Dimitar Tsanev (Bulgarian Ambassador) Dimitri Demekas (IMF deputy director for Europe) Dimitri Priakhin (UN police spokesman) Dimitri Verdet (Economic issues advisor at the French Embassy in Belgrade) Dimitrios Kypreos (Head of OSCE Mission to Serbia) Dimitris Droutsas (Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs) Dimitris Avramopoulos (EU Commissioner on Refugee Crisis) Dimitris Moschopoulos (EU diplomat) Dimitris Sioufas (Greek development minister) Ding Zuohong (Chinese businessman) Ditmar Staffelt (German Ministry of Economy and Labor) Dmitri Shostakovich (composer) Dmitry Katerinich (Belorussian Minister of Industry) Dmitry Medvedev (Russian President) Dmitry Peskov (Press Secretary to President of Russia) Dmitry Rogozin (Russian Deputy Prime Minister) Dmytro Salamatin (Ukrainian Minister of Defense) Doerte Weidig (ProCredit Bank General Director) Dolph Lundgren (actor) Domingo Urena-Raso (CEO Airbus Military) Domenico Corcione (Italian Chief of Staff for Defence) Domenico Napodano (Edilarte Construzioni company, Rome) Dominique de Villepin (French Foreign Minister) Dominique Dufour (head of ICRC Belgrade) Dominique Strauss-Kahn (IMF) Dominique Vian (UNMIK) Donald MacLaren (diplomat, Imlek) Donald McLennan (Canadian Ambassador Belgrade) Donald Rumsfeld (U.S. Defense Secretary) Donald Steel (BBC) Donald Trump (US President) Donald Tusk (Polish PM) Donatella Dini (wife of former Italian Foreign Minister Lamberto) Donatien Alphonse François, Marquis de Sade (philosopher) Dora Bakoyannis (Greek MFA) Doris Pack (European Parliament) Douglas Lafferty (British American Tobacco) Douglas Matthews (US Steel) Douglas Tompkins (millionaire, environmental activist) Douglas Wake (deputy OSCE chief of mission) Drew Jacoby (dance artist) Drew Sullivan (OCCRP) Driss Jettou (Moroccan Prime Minister) Duane Egli (CEO Ducor World Airlines) Duncan Naysmith (CEO Air Serbia) E Eason Jordan (CNN director) Earl Pomeroy (politician) Ebrahim Raisi (President of Iran) Ed Williamy (USET attorney) Edgar Morin (philosopher, sociologist) Edi Rama (Albanian Prime Minister) Edmond Haxhinasto (Albanian Minister of Foreign Affairs) Edmund Steuber (Bavarian minister-president) Edna O’Brien (writer) Edouard Balladur (French diplomat) Edouard Limonov (Russian author) Edouard Roger-Vasselin (tennis player) Eduard Kukan (Slovak Foreign Minister) Eduard Nalbadyan (Armenian Minister of Foreign Affairs) Eduardo Vetere (UN Center for International Crime Prevention - CICP) Edvard Munch (painter) Edward de Bono (marketing expert, creative thinking and innovations) Edward Joseph (OSCE) Edward Kelly (occultist) Edward O'Donnell (US State Department, Special Envoy for Holocaust Issues) Edward Snowden (computer specialist) Efraim Zuroff (Simon Wiesenthal Center) Efstratia Fountoukou (Vojvodjanska Banka) Egon Klepsch (European Parliament chairman) Ehsan Hemat (choreographer) Ehud Olmert (Israeli Minister of Finance) Ekaterina Zakharieva (Bulgarian Deputy PM) Eldar Hasanov (Azerbaijani Ambassador) Eldar Mansurov (composer) Eli Jonsvik (counsellor Norwegian embassy ) Elias Canetti (author) Elie Wiesel (ethicist/author) Elin Hilderbrand (author) Eliot Engel (US congressman) Elisa Biagini (artist) Elisabeth Guigou (French politician) Elisabeth Mattes (Mobilkom spokeswoman) Elisabeth Rehn (swedish politician) Elizabeth Musmanno (Musmanno Group) Ellen Goldstein (World Bank) Ellwood Tobias (UK MP) Elmar Brok (chairman EU Board for foreign issues) Elmar Erger (Lufthansa Serbia) Elmar Schmeling (German general) Elvin Guri (River Styxx Capital) Elzbieta Bienkowska (European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services) Emanuel Cleaver (US congressman) Emanuele Giaufret (Head of EU Delegation) Emilio Perez Pujol (Spanish forensic pathologist) Emma Bonino (MEP) Emma Udwin (European Commission spokeswoman) Emanuele Giaufret (Head of EU Delegation) Emmanuel Bonne (French diplomat) Emmanuel Koenig (PricewaterhouseCoopers Serbia) Emmanuel Macron (French President) Emmanuel Zervoudakis (IMF) Enda Kenny (Irish PM) Ennio Morricone (composer) Enrico Barbieri (director Italian Foreign Trade Institute - ICE) Enrico Casazza (musician) Enrico Letta (Italian PM) Enrico Maglia (EAR) Enrico Ponziani (head of the international office for migration in Belgrade) Enrique Aguilar (regional administrator for Pristina) Enrique Pena Nieto (president of Mexico) Enzo Ferrari (race car driver, entrepreneur) Enzo Trantino (Italian magistrate) Ephraim Kishon (author) Erhard Busek (Pact for South East Europe coordinator) Erhard Buehler (KFOR commander) Erhard Drews (KFOR Commander) Erlan Netten (Telenor Serbia CFO) Erland Loe (Norwegian novelist) Eric Besson (French Minister of Imigration) Eric Chaperon (UN spokesman) Eric de Candido (IMI Europe) Eric Derycke (Belgian foreign minister) Eric Gaudiosi (US State Department director for southeast Europe) Eric Hobsbawm (historian) Eric Mongnot (NATO spokesman Skopje) Eric Morris (UNHCR special envoy for YU) Eric Schmidt (Google Chairman) Eric Schneiderman (NY prosecutor) Erich Stather (German deputy minister for development and cooperation) Eric Swalwell (US Congressman) Erich von Däniken (author) Erika Fischer-Lichte (theatre researcher) Erkki Toumioja (Finnish Foreign Minister) Ermelinda Meksi (Albanian Deputy Prime Minister) Erna Solberg (Nowewegian PM) Ernest Bloch (composer) Ernesto Crivelli (IMF economist) Ernesto Che Guevara (politican) Ernesto Laclau (philosopher) Ernst Bode (Messer Tehnogas) Ernst Strasser (Austrian Interior Minister) Ernst Walch (Liechtenstein Foreign Minister) Errki Heinonen (UNHCR Belgrade chief) Ervin Magic Johnson (basketball player) Erwin Helmut Hofer (Swiss Ambassador) Ersan Mondtag (theatre director) Esko Aho (Finnish Foreign Minister) Eugen Ruge (poet) Eugene Goh (Boston Consulting Group) Eugene Jaffe (founder and CEO of the Salford Investment Fund) Eugene O'Neill (playwrite) Eugenio Sidoli (Philip Morris, DIN director) ? Eva Koprolin (head of CoE office in Podgorica) Evan Seinfeld (musician) Evander Sno (football player) Evangelos Mitilineos (director of the Greek company Mitilineos) Evangelos Venizelos (Greek minister of culture) Eveline Herfkens (Dutch politician) Evgenia Obraztsova (ballerina) Ewald Nowotny (EIB vice-president) Eyal Naor (Israeli diplomat) Ezer Weizman (Israeli President) F Fabian Gems (Advantage Austria) Fabian Stilke (Universal Music) Fabian Thylmann (businessman, adult websites) Fabio Berardi (San Marino Secretary of State) Fabio Fabbri (Italian defense minister) Fabio Scano (WHO Serbia) Fabrice Brégier (Airbus Chief Operating Office) Fabrizio Barbaso (Deputy Director General - DG Energy EU Commission) Fabrizio Petri (Italian special envoy LGBT) Farah Pahlavi (wife of the Shah of iran) Farhan Haq (UN spokesman) Farid Zarif (UNMIK chief) Faure Gnassingbe (President of Togo) Fausto Pocar (Italian Judge, ICTY vice-presidnet) Fatos Nano (Albanian Prime Minister) Fayza Mohamed Abul Naga (Egyptian Minister of International Cooperation) Fedde Le Grand (music DJ) Federica Mogherini (EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy) Federico Fellini (movie director) Ferdinand Kayser (SES ASTRA) Ferenc Madl (President of the Republic of Hungary) Fergus Smith (major KFOR spokesman) Felix Pole (European Nickel executive chairman) Fernando del Mundo (UNHCR) Fernando Gentilini (Solana's assistant) Fernando Gomes (football player) Fernando Pessoa (poet) Fernando Torres (football player) Ferruccio Lamborghini (industrialist) Feza Tan (UniCredit Bank) Fidel Castro Ruz (politician) Fikry Fayek Botros (Egyptian Association of Businessmen) Filip Pieczynski (vice president Gemius) Filipe Calderon (Mexican President) Flann O’Brien (writer) Flavia Kraus (Business in the Community) Flavio Cotti (head of OSCE Swiss foreign minister) Florence Hartmann (Hague Chief prosecutor's spokeswoman) Florence Ndepele Mwachande Mumba (ICTY judge Zambia) Florence Portelli (Ile-de-France politician) Florian Fichtl (World Bank) Florian Mayer (researcher, Fraunhofer Institute, Holzkirchen) Florina Nuni (Albanian ombusperson) Fonagy Janos (Hungarian minister of transp. and water manag.) Foster Wallace (author) France Hurtubise (ICRC spokesman) Francesco Bastagli (UNMIK deputy chief, Civil Administration) Francesco Prudentino (Italian organized crime) Francesco Totti (football player) Francis Boyle (lawyer for Bosnia before ICC) Francis Briquemont (senior UN military observer) Francis Canavan (spokesman for Bechtel) Francis O'Donnell (UNDP Belgrade office) Franco “Bifo” Berardi (Italian philosopher) Franco Della Torre (Italian "king of smugglers") Franco Frattini (Italian Foreign Minister) Francois Bornibus (HP director, Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East, Africa) Francois Cremieux (SOS Racisme anti-racist group) Francois d'Ornano (Gide Loyrette Nouel) Francois Fillon (French PM) Francois Hollande (French President) Francois Mitterrand (French President) François Rabelais (writer) Francois Rivasseau (French foreign ministry spokesman) Francois Stamm (ICRC missing persons) François-Xavier Deniau (French Ambassador) Frank Baumann (Goethe Institute) Frank Benjaminsen (UNMIK spokesman) Frank Borman (NASA astronaut) Frank Lautenberg (US Senator) Frank-Walter Steinmeier (German Foreign Minister) Frans Timmermans (Dutch diplomat) Frank Wisner (US envoy to UN Kosovo talks) Franz Liszt (composer) Franz Vranitzky (Austrian Chancellor) Franz Schausberger (Institute of the Regions of Europe - IRE) Franz Weiler (UNIQA Osiguranje) Fred Eckhardt (UN spokesman) Freddy Van de Weghe (officer) Frédéric Mondoloni (French Ambassador) Frédéric Olivieri (La Scala Theatre Ballet School) Frederikes Janmaat (EU diplomat) Frederic Coin (Societe Generale bank) Frederic Donck (Internet Society) Freek Janmat (EU Delegation) Freimut Duve (OSCE) Frens Stoeckel (German Academic Exchange Service DAAD) Friedrich Forsthuber (Vienna court spokesman) Friedrich Naumann (German politician) Friedrich Nietzsche (philosopher) Frederick Swinnen (ICTY) Fridrich Ebert (German politician/foundation) Frits Bolkestein (EU Commissioner, customs) Frits Kalshoven (chairman of the UN Commission of Experts for the Violations of Humanitarian Law) Frits Schlingemann (UNEP Fritz Kaltenegger (president of the Southeast Europe Business Development Network) Fyodor Mikhaylovich Dostoyevsky (author) G Gabor Bekefi (Carslberg South East Europe) Gabor Kocsis (Telenor Serbia CFO) Gabor Szentivanyi (Hungarian Foreign Minister) Gabriel Escobar (US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State) Gabriel García Márquez (author) Gabriel Keller (French Ambassador to Yugoslavia) Gabriel Lansky (Vienna Economic Forum) Gabriel Dina (Novartis) Gabrielle Kirk McDonald (ICTY chief judge) Gabriella Battaini-Dragoni (Director General of Education, Culture and Heritage) Gara Garayev (Azerbaijani composer) Gary Cleary (Meridian Homes, president) Gary Dempsey (CATO Institute, Washington) Gary McQuaig (Canadian international prosecutor in Kosovo Gary Powers (US pilot) Garry Jacobs (CEO of the World Academy of Art and Science) Gaudenz Ruf (Swiss Ambassador to the FRY) Geerd Ahrens (deputy co-chairman workgroup ethnic communities and national minorities Conference on Former Yugoslavia) Gemma Doyle (UK MP) Gennady Gatilov (Russian Ambassador to UN) Gennady Zyuganov (Russian politician) Gennadiy Kosyak (CoE Podgorica office chief) Gennadiy Seleznyov (Russian Duma Chairman) Geoffrey Barrett (charge d'affaires of the Delegation of the European Commission in FRY) Geoffrey Hoon (British Defense Secretary) Geoffrey Nice (ICTY prosecutor) Georg Grassl (Henkel Serbia) Georg Loeffelmann (Mobilkom Austria) George Bernard Shaw (playwright) George Bobvos (chariman manag. board BFC-Lafarge) George Clooney (actor) George de Mestral (Velcro inventor) George Efstathiadis (CITY College) George Gigicos (campaign consultant) George Joulwan (NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe) George Katsirdakis (NATO official) George Mitchell (US Senator) George Orwell (author) George Papandreou (Greek foreign minister) George Perec (writer) George Roberts (KKR) George Soros (businessman) George Triantafyllos (Intracom) Georges de La Tour (painter) Georges Scott (painter) Georgi Koritarov (Radio Free Europe) Georgi Parvanov (Bulgarian President) Georgi Petkanov (Bulgatian Interior Minister) Georgios Apostolopoulos (EKO Yu) Georgios Christodoulopoulos (Telekom/OTE) Georgios Paschalidis (Minister of Macedonia-Thrace) Geert-Jan Knoops (defense lawyer - ICTY) Gérald Darmanin (French Minister of Interior) Gerald Walzer (UNHCR) Gerald Weber (Airbus Executive Committee) Gerard Araud (French Ambassador) Gerard Butler (actor) Gerard Dubois (Chairman of the French National Committee against Smoking) Gerard Larcher (President of the Senate of France) Gerard Longuet (French Minister of Defense) Gerard Sallier (chief French bureau in Kosovo) Gerard Stoudmann (OSCE office for democ. and hum. rights) Gerardo Corrochano (World Bank financial sector team leader) Gerardo Cuomo (Italian organized crime) Gerlando Genuardi (vice-president European Investment Bank) Gerardo Martinez Blanco (Honduras Ambassador to UN) Gerasimos Arsenis (Greek minister of education and religions) Gerhard Cromme (Siemens Supervisory Board) Gerhard Fruehbauer (OMV Yugoslavia General Manager) Gerhard Jandl (Austrian Ambassador) Gerhard Roiss (OMV deputy COE) Gerhard Schroeder (German Chancellor) Gerhard Schroembgens (Ambassador and Senior Deputy High Representative Sarajevo) Geert-Jan Alexander Knoops (attorney) Gert Weisskirchen (Social Democratic Party of Germany) Geza Jeszensky (Hungarian Ambassador) Ghaith Al Ghaith (CEO Flydubai( Genghis Khan (Mongol ruler) Ghulam Ishaq Khan (Pakistani President) Giancarlo Galan (president of Veneto, Italian region) Giandomenico Petrucelli (KFOR Sector West spokesman) Gianfranco Fini (Italian Foreign Minister) Gianluca Borelli (SuisseGas) Gianni Franco Papa (UniCredit Group) Gianni Pittella (MEP) Gil Birger (former Israeli economic attaché) Gilbert Guillaume (ICTY judge) Gilberto Antonio Boyd Diaz (Panamanian Ambassador) Gilles Bernard (Cooperatief IMI Europe) Gilles Leray (EU Monitoring Mission) Gilles Peterson (music DJ) Gillian Higgins (ICTY amicus curiae) Giorgia Meloni (Italian PM) Giorgio Agamben (philosopher) Giorgio de Chirico (artist) Giorgos Papakonstantinou (Greek Minister of Finance) Giovanni Boccolini (Banca Intesa, Head of Italian Banks Division and Foreign Banks Division) Giovanni Caracciolo di Vietri (Italian Ambassador) Giovanni De Filippis (Fiat Serbia) Giovanni Di Stasi (CoE) Giovanni DiStefano (Italian businessman) Girolamo Savonarola (preacher) Giuliano Amato (Italian PM) Guenther Oettinger (EU Commissioner for Energy) Gulistan Sido () Guglielmo Marconi (electrical engineer) Giuseppe Conte (Italian PM) Giuseppe Manzo (Italian Ambassador) Giuseppe Picone (ballet dancer) Giuseppe Scelsi (prosecutor in Bari, Puglia, Italy) Giuseppe Valotto (KFOR Commander, Lieutenant General) Giuseppe Zaccaria (Fiat Kragujevac) Glafcos Clerides (Cyprus president) Glenn Mandelid (media contact Telenor) Golda Meir (Izraeli PM) Goncalo M. Tavares (Portuguese writer) Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada (Bolivian president) Goran Persson (Swedish PM) Gordon Bajnai (Hungarian Prime Minister) Gordon Drake (Colonel, US military attaché SCG) Gottfried Salchner (KFOR spokesman) Graeme Reid (Human Rights Watch) Graham Blewitt (Tribunal deputy prosecutor) Graham Hand (British Ambassador to Bosnia) Graham Sutton (CoE expert) Greg Delawie (US Ambassador to Pristina) Gregg Furth (psychologist) Gregor Grohmann (Samsung) Gregory Johnson (Admiral, Commander in chief, NATO Forces Southern Europe) Gregory Wayt (Ohio National Guard commander) Gret Haller (OSCE) Grigory Yavlinsky (Russian economist and politician) Gro Harlem Brundtland (Director General World Health Organization WHO) Grzegorz Sierputowski (actor) Gudmundur Gudmundsson aka Erro (painter) Guenter Rexrodt (German Economics minister) Guenter Thumser (Henkel) Guenter Verheugen (E.C. Commissioner) Guenter Butschek (Airbus Head of Operations) Guenther Ottendorfer (Telekom Austria) Guenther Platter (Austrian Defense Minister) Guido Westerwelle (German Foreign Minister) Guillermo Martinez (novelist) Gulnoza Said (Commitee to Protect Journalists) Gunnar Gross (Airbus) Gunnar Wiegand (European Commission spokesman) Gunter Altenburg (Assistant NATO Secretary General for Political Affairs) Gunther Krichbaum (German politician) Gunther Schall (Austrian Development Agency) Gustav Meyrink (author) Gustave Eiffel (architect) Gustavo Navarro (Holcim country manager, Serbia) Gustavo Selva (Italian parliament Foreign policy board) Guy de Chimay (controversial businessman) Guy Dolle (Arcelor general director) Guy Vinet (UN spokesman) Gyorgy Kakuk (UNMIK spokesman, Kosovska Mitrovica) Gyorgy Mosonyi (MOL executive director) Gyorgy Szenasi (ICTY judge, Hungary) Gwang-won Kang (South Korean ambassador to Yugoslavia) H Habib-ur-Rahman (Pakistani Ambassador) Haakon Blankenborg (Norwegian Ambassador) Haakon Magnus (Norwegian Crown Prince) Hakan Günday (writer) Halldor Asgrimsson (Iceland Foreign Minister) Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani (Sheikh, Emir of Qatar) Hamadoun Touré (International Telecommunications Union SG) Hamid Algabid (OIC Secretary-General) Hamid Karzai (President of Afghanistan) Hamish Rollo (KFOR) Hanne Klausen (Lenovo) Hannes Ametsreiter (Telekom Austria) Hannes Porias (Austrian Ambassador to Belgrade) Hanns Seidel (Bavarian PM) Hannes Swoboda (MEP) Hannu Alen (KFOR Battalion Finland) Hannu Mäntyvaara (Finnish Ambassador to Yugoslavia) Hannu Vuori (special WHO representative in Belgrade) Hans Bachofner (OSCE) Hans Christian Classing (OSCE regional spokesman) Hans Dietrich Genscher (German foreign minister) Hans Friedrich Schodder (UNHCR) Hans Haekkerup (Kosovo UN administrator) Hans Henrik Brydensholt (ICTY judge, Denmark) Hans Holthuis (registrar of the Hague Tribunal) Hans Joerg Eiff (NATO ambassador in Skopje) Hans Kluge (WHO regional director) Hans Ola Urstad (Norwegian Ambassador in Belgrade) Hans Otto Budde (KFOR) Hans Peter Ring (EADS CFO) Hans van den Broek (EU External Political Affairs Commissioner) Hans-Juergen Kolb (prosecutor of the German province of Augsburg) Hans-Peter Furer (CoE Special Envoy for Yugoslavia) Harald Hirschhofer (IMF Belgrade) Harald Norvik (Chairman of the Board, Telenor ASA) Harold Pinter (playwrite) Harri Holkeri (UNMIK chief) Harry Neubauer (attorney) Harry Reid (senator) Harry Roels (RWE CEO) Hassan Ahmed (US Agricultural Attache Belgrade) Hassan Rouhani (Iranian president) Hasso Molineus (EBRD operative department) Hatch Orrin (senator) Haydar Aliyev (President of Azerbaijan) Hedi Annabi (UN Sec. Gen assistant for peace operations) Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul (German Minister of Foreign Economic Cooperation and Development) Heino Ostermeier (Airbus Vice-President for Material, Logistics & Suppliers) Heinrich Boell (Foundation, Nobel-winnning author) Heinrich von Pierer (Siemens) Heinz Fischer (Austrian President) Heinz Wiedner (CEO Raiffeisen) Heinz Wilhelm (German Ambassador) Heinz Herren (Swisscom) Heinz Loquai (German general OSCE official) Heinz Wilhelm (German Ambassador) Heinz-Christian Strache (Austrian Vice-Chancellor) Helena Dalli (EU Commissioner for Equality) Helena Ranta (Finish pathologist) Helga Konrad (Stability Pact Human Trafficking Task Force chairperson) Helmut Elsner (Bawag bank) Helmut Janiesch (acting police commissioner) Helmut Lippelt (CoE Committee for Legal Issues and Human Rights investigator) Henk Kamp (Dutch Defense Minister) Hennady Udovenko (Ukrainian Foreign Minister) Henri Bentegeat (General, COS French army) Henri Bergson (French philosopher) Henri Bohnet (Konrad Adenauer Stiftung) Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (painter) Henri Pelissier (spokesman for French High Command) Henrik Kraft (KKR) Henry Kissinger (academic, diplomat) Henry Kravis (KKR) Henry of Luxembourg, Grand Duke Henry Poncet (KFor gen.) Heraldo Muńoz Valenzuela (Chilean MFA) Herbert Cordt (Austrian businessman) Herbert Okun (US Diplomat) Herbert Schoeberl (Telenor) Herbert Stuart Okun (UN Ambassador, UN SG special envoy) Herman Ref (Russian Minister for Economic Development) Herman Van Rompuy (EC President) Hermann Hesse (author) Herodotus (ancient Greek historian) Herve de Charette (French Foreign Minister) Herve Gobilliard (Major General) Herwig Van Staa (Council of Europe Local and Regional Authorities Congress Chairman) Hidayet Turkoglu (NBA player) Hieronymus Bosch (painter) Hikmet Cetin (Turkish Parliament speaker) Hilde Tonne (Telenor EVP corporte communications) Hildegard Gacek (EBRD Director for Serbia) Hildegard Uertz Retzlaff (ICTY prosecutor) Hillary Clinton (US Secretary of State) Hisashi Owada (ICJ President) Hjalmar Söderberg (author) Hjalti Karlsson (Icelandic designer) Holger Kammerhoff (German General, commander NATO European Corps) Hordur Thorhallsson (Actavis director) Horst Goedicke (UNESCO delegation head) Horst Koehler (International Monetary Fund chief) Horst Seehofer (German Minister of Interior) Hosni Mubarak (Egyptian President) Hossein Molla Abdollahi (Ambassador of Iran) Houlin Zhao (ITU Secretary General) Howard Fox (EU spokesman) Howard Handler (USAID Podgorica) Howell Estes (Air Force Lt.-Gen.) Hrair Balian (ODIHR) Hrant Dink (murdered journalist) Hsiao Ming (ZTE) Hu Jintao (Chinese President) Hua Jiang (UNMIK Division of Public Information) Hubert de Pesquidoux (Alcatel-Lucent) Hubert Gorbach (Austrian Vice-Chancellor and Federal Minister of Transport, Innovation and Technology) Hubert Vedrine (French foreign minister) Hugo Chavez (President of Venezuela) Hugues Mingarelli (EAR director) Hugues Pernet (French Ambassador to SCG) Hwang Doo-yun (South Korean Trade Minister) I Iain Bonomy (Scotish judge) Ian Brownnli (British lawyer, member of the SCG legal team ICJ) Ian Cliff (British Ambassador) Ian Liddell-Grainger (CoE) Ian McEwan (novelist) Ian Micallef (International Committee of the CoE Congress) Ian Williams (reporter) Idan Sharabi (choreographer) Ignacio de Palacio Espana (Spanish Ambassador) Igor Chalupec (Polish PKN - Orlen Group) Igor Kim (Expobank) Ike Turner (soul artist) Ilham Aliyev (President of Azerbaijan) Ilich Ramirez Sanchez (Carlos the Jackal, terrorist) Ilir Meta (Albanian PM) Ilya Massukh (Russian Dep. Min. of Communications and Mass Media) Im Sang-soo (film director) Imre Bertalan (OTP) Imre Szekeres (Hungarian Minister of Defence) Imre Tarafas (CoE Development Bank vice governor) Indrek Saar (CoE rapporteur, Estonia) Indulis Berzins (Latvian foreign minister) Ine Marie Eriksen Sřreide (Norwegian Foreign Minister) Inés Mónica Weinberg de Roca (ICTY judge Argentina) Ingeborg Řfsthus (Telenor) Ingvald Fergestad (Telenor Norway) Inocencio Arias (Spanish Ambassador to UN) Ioan Mircea Pascue (Romanian Defense Minister) Ioan Sorin (Romanian general) Ioan-Dan Popescu (Romainan Minister of Industry and Resources) Ioanna Kapnopoulou (CITY College) Ioannis Varvitsiotis (Greek Defense Minister) Ion Iliescu (Romanian President) Ionut Popescu (Romanian minister of finance) Iqbal Riza (UN coordinator for Bosnia) Ihssane Mounir (Boeing vice president) Irina Bokova (UNESCO Director-General) Iris Murdoch (writer) Isaac Alfie (Uruguayan Minister of Economy) Isaac Sheps (director Carlsberg Serbia) Isidoro Blaisten (writer) Islam Karimov (President of Uzbekistan) Ismat Kittani (Iraqi diplomat - deceased) Istvan Gyarmati (OSCE talks chairman) Ivan Chvatík (philosopher) Ivan Simko (Slovak defense minister) Ivana Janu (ICTY judge, Czech Republic) Ivo Sanc (administrator Gracanica health center) Ivor Roberts (British Ambassador) Iyad Allawi (Iraqi premier) Izabella Karlowicz (UNMIK spokeswoman, legal affairs and security) J J. Frederick Smith (photographer) J.M.R. Gaudreau (Major-General Deputy Force Commander of B-H part of UNPROFOR) Jaap de Hoop Scheffer (Dutch foreign minister) Jaap Wienen (World Confederation of Labor (WCL) deputy Secretary-General) Jaba Devdariani (Head of Political and Press Affairs, OSCE Serbia) Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Hamad Al-Sabah (Kuwaiti PM) Jack Ma (Alibaba) Jack Nicholson (actor) Jack Patrick Lewis (Massachusetts State Representative) Jack Straw (British Foreign Secretary) Jacky Zhao (Huawei) Jacques Attali (EBRD President) Jacques Barrot (European Commission Vice-President) Jacques Chirac (French President) Jacques de Baenst (protocol service) Jacques de Maio (ICRC) Jacques Derrida (philosopher) Jacques Klein (UN transitional administrator) Jacques Lanxade (Admiral) Jacques Miliano (Medicines sans frontieres) Jacques Rogge (IOC President) Jaime Gama (OSCE President Portugese FM) Jaime Labastida (poet) Jakob Wiehler (industrialist, tapestry, cross-stich) Jakub Kulhanek (Czech FM) Jamaica Kincaid (writer) Jamal Khashoggi (Saudi journalist) James Apparthurai (NATO spokesman) James Jim Byrne (OSCE Mission Serbia, author) James Comey (FBI director) James Cunningham (US Ambassador to UN) James Ellis (Admiral NATO Allied Forces South Wing Commander in Chief) James Hogan (Etihad Airways CEO) James Jatras (former Senate political analysts) James Jeffords (US Senator) James Jones (Supeme NATO Commander Europe) James Kelman (writer) James Ker-Lindsay (analyst, LSE) James Lyon (analyst Institute of Peace) James McGovern (US congressman) James McNerney (Boeing CEO) James Nye (General Manager of EFT) James O'Brien (US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs) James Parkinson (doctor, disease) James Perdue (US special envoy) James Roaf (IMF Resident Representative) James Sasser (US Ambassador) James Steinberg (US Deputy Secretary of State) James Stephenson (USAID mission to Yugoslavia) James Wolfensohn (World Bank president) James Worthy (basketball player) Jamie Shea (NATO spokesperson) Jan Edvard Thygesen (Telenor) Jan Fabre (Belgian director) Jan Garbarek (musician) Jan Hadrava (beach volleyball player) Jan Hultgren (President of Ericsson SCG) Jan Kees Martijn (IMF) Jan O. Karlsson (Swedish Minister cooperation, migration and Asylum policy) Jan Kavan (Czech deputy PM and FM) Jan Kees Martijn (IMF Mission Chief) Jan Kubis (OSCE Secretary General) Jan Kulczyk (PKN Orlen) Jan Lundin (Swedish charge d'affairs) Jan Martens (choreographer) Jan Petersen (Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs) Jan Pronk (Dutch politician) Jan Ruml (Czech Senate Deputy Speaker) Jan Schakowsky (US congresswoman) Jan Wilker (German designer) Jan Willem Blankert (Councelor European Commission dele. 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IFor commander) William David (KFOR Brigadier General) William Eagleton (UN Ambassador) William Engdahl (journalist) William Fenrick (UN War Crimes Commission) William Foerderer (Director of Economic Policy and Finance Office, USAID Serbia) William Forsythe (choreographer) William Hague (British Foreign Secretary) William Hughes Mearns (american educator and poet) William Infante (UNDP Resident Representative) William Kennard (US Ambassador to EU) William Larkin (Cabot Money Management) William Montgomery (US Ambassador to the FRY) William Nash (Gen, NATO Commander) William Perry (US defense secretary) William Somerset Maugham (playwright) William Walker (OSCE Kosovo Verification Mission chief) Willy Brandt (German politician) Willy Claes (NATO Secretary General) Willy Herteleer (Belgian Army chief of staff) Wim Duisenberg (European Central president) Wim Kok (Dutch PM) Wim Vandekeybus (choreographer, photographer & filmmaker) Winfried Kretschmann (president of Baden-Württemberg) Winston Churchill (British PM) Witold Gombrowicz (writer) Wladyslaw Bartoszewski (Polish foreign minister) Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz (Polish foreign minister) Wolf-Dieter Skodowski (Brigadier General, KFOR MNB South) Wolfgang Clement (German Minister of Economy and Labor) Wolfgang Gressmann (Arbaiter Smariter Bund (ASB) office chief) Wolfgang Ischinger (German diplomat) Wolfgang Kleinwaechter (professor) Wolfgang Petritsch (International high representative) Wolfgang Ruttenstorfer (OMV general manager) Wolfgang Schomburg (ICTY Judge) Wolfgang Schuessel (Austrian Foreign Minister) Wolfgang Thierse (German Parliament speaker) Wolfgang Wodarg (CoE Sub-Committee on Health) Wolfram Heinisch (Hemofarm) Wolfram Kuoni (banker) Wolfram Maas (German Ambassador) Woodrow Wilson (US President) Woody Allen (film director) Workneh Gebeyehu (Ethiopian Foreign Minister) Wu Hailong (Chinese Ambassador to EU) X Xavi Hernandez (football player) Xavier Bout de Marnhac (EULEX chief) Xi Jinping (Chinese president) Y Yaffa Ben-Ari (Israeli Ambassador to Belgrade) Yahel Vilan (Israeli Ambassador) Yana Mikhailova (Nestle) Yanni Sawas (textile company Alena) Yannis Costopoulos (Alpha Credit Chairman & Managing Director) Yannis Ververidis (Principal of CITY College) Yannis Zafiropoulos (Greek under-secretary for the economy) Yasar Yakis (Turkish Foreign Minister) Yasmeen Godder (dancer) Yasser Arafat (Palestinian leader) Yasushi Akashi (UN Mission chief, Bosnia) Yekta Kopan (writer) Yevgeny Prigozhin (Wagner Group) Yevgeny Primakov (Russian Prime Minister) Yevhen Marchuk (Ukrainian Defense Minister) Yiannis Cassoulides (Cyprus foreign minister) Yiri Dienstbier (UN special envoy for human rights in former YU) Yitzhak Rabin (Israeli Prime Minister) Ylva Johansson (European Commissioner for Home Affairs) Yogesh Chauhan (BBC's Chief Advisor for CSR) Yong (Jim) Lu (President of CEE & Nordic at Huawei) Yorgos Diacofotakis (Greek Ambassador) Yorgos Fragioudakis (Head of Marketing Strategy Belgacom Group) Yoriko Kawaguchi (Japanese foreign minister) Yoshiki Mine (Japanese Ambassador) Yoshio Hatano (Security Council President) Yossi Beilin (Israeli Justice Minister) Youngnam Roh (LG) Yousuf Ali (LuLu Hypermarkets) Yuli Edelstein (Israeli parliament speaker) Yuli Vornotsov (Russian Ambassador) Yulia Skripal (poison victim) Yulia Timoshenko (Ukrainian Prime Minister) Yulia Ustyugova (IMF) Yuri Boyko (Neftegas chairman) Yuri Gagarin (cosmonaut) Yuri Luzhkov (Moscow Mayor) Yusuf Sonmez (Turkish doctor, organ trafficking suspect) Yves de Kermabon (KFOR commander) Yves Leterme (Belgian Prime Minister) Yvan de Sainte Foy (UNMIK spokesman) Yves Bataille (French historian) Yves Brodeur (NATO spokesman) Yves Galland (Boeing France) Yves Gaudeul (French ambassador to Sarajevo) Yves Kermorvant (KFOR Spokesperson) Z Zack de la Rocha (musician) Zadie Smith (writer) Zaha Hadid (architect) Zalmay Khalizad (US Ambassador to UN) Zbigniew Brzezinski (US national security advisor) Zdenko Trebula (Kosice Mayor) Zhang Wanxue (Chinese Ambassador) Zhelyu Zhelev (Bulgarian President) Zhou Xiaochuan (Governor of the People’s Bank of China) Zhu Min (IMF DMD) Zigmund Bertok (Slovak Ministry of Foreign Affairs) Zoe Valdez (Cuban author) Zoltan Martinusz (Hungarian Ambassador) Zoltan Szenes (Chief of the Hungarian Defense Staff, Lieutenant General) Zselyke Csaky (Freedom House) Zsemberi János (Sat-trakt) Zsolt Hernadi (MOL Group president) Zsolt Nemeth (Hungarian state secretary of foreign affairs) Zuzana Murgasova (IMF)

FRY political parties Democratic Opposition of Serbia (DOS) Democratic Party (DS) Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) Civic Alliance of Serbia (GSS) Christian Democrat Party of Serbia (DHSS) Democratic Alternative (DA) Democratic Center (DC) DAN Coalition New Democracy (ND) Socialdemocratic Union (SDU) Socialdemocacy (SD) Social Democratic Party (SDP) Movement for Democratic Serbia (PDS) Party of Democratic Action (SDA) Alliance for Change (SZP) Movement for Democratic Serbia (PDS) Serbia Together New Serbia (NS) Vojvodina Coalition Alliance of Vojvojdina Hungarians (SVM) League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina (LSV) Reform Democratic Party of Vojvodina (RDSV) Democratic League of Vojvodina Croats (DSHV) Democratic Community of Vojvodina Hungarians (DZVM) Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO) Serbian Unity Party (SSJ) Democratic Left Party (PDL) Force of Serbia Movement (PSS) Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) Yugoslav Left (JUL) New Communist Party of Yugoslavia (NKPJ) Serbian Radical Party (SRS) Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) of Montenegro Liberal Alliance of Montenegro (LSCG) Social-Democratic Party of Montenegro (SDP CG) Social-Democratic Reform Party (SDPR) of Montenegro Socialist People's Party (SNP) People's Party (NS) of Montenegro People's Union (NSL) Progressive Party of Albanians Serbian People's Party of Montenegro (SNS) Congressional National Party (SNS) Democratic Party of Albanians (PDA) Kosovo Democratic Party (PDK) Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) Alliance for the Future of Kosovo(AAK) Liberal Party of Kosovo (PLK) Albanian Christian-Democratic Party of Kosovo (PShDK) Askali-Albanian Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDAShk) United Democratic Movement (LBD) National Movement for Liberation of Kosovo (LKCK) Social Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDSK) Albanian National Demodraic Party (PNDSh) Parliamentary Party of Kosovo (PPK) Republican Party of Kosovo (PRK) Greens Party of Kosovo (PGjK) Serb National Council (SNC) Turkish People's Party (TPP) Kosova Action for Civic Initiatives (KACI) VJ - Staff and Organization (VJ homepage) general pukovnik – general general potpukovnik – lieutenant general general major – major general brigadni general – brigadier general pukovnik – colonel potpukovnik – lieutenant general major – major kapetan – captain porucnik – lieutenants potporucnik – second lieutenant zastavnik 1. klase – chief warrant officer zastavnik - warrant officer stariji vodnik 1. klase – master sergeant stariji vodnik – color sergeant vodnik – sergeant mladji vodnik – corporal first class desetar – private first class vojnik - private Babic Radoslav, major-general as of June 2001.Commander 608th PoB Barlov Zivota, major-generalAssistant commander for operative-staff affairs First Army Bojovic Milivoje, major-general Commander Guards Brigade Appointed Uzice Corps commander under a decree in June 2001 but did not accept the post.Temporarily posted to Inspections Service, accepted post of Uzice Corps commander in September 2001. Brajovic Gojko, major-general Communications Department chief Head of the general staff Communications, Computer System and Electronic Operations Sector Cirkovic Mladen, major-general Head of the Pristina Corps Operative-Staff Affairs and Training Department Commander Pristina Corps Dasic Branislav, lt. colonel general Assistant commander for logistics RV i PVO Head of the general staff Air Force Technical Department up to July 2001 when the department was dissolved.A decree made him head of the general staff Logistics Sector Delic Bozidar, major-general Commander Third Special Purpose Detachment up to March 2001 Head of the Military Academy Tactics Department Djokic dr. Ivan, lt. colonel generalHead of the general staff Air Force Technical Department and later head of the Operative Logistics Department.Head of the Military Economic Affairs Sector in the Defense Ministry Djurovic Ljubo, major-general Head of the Meljine Military Hospital Fezer Branko, major-general Deputy head of the general staff Personnel Department Gordic Radomir, major-general Head of the General Staff RV I PVO Air Surveillance Department Grujic Radomir, rear admiral, vice-admiral from June 2001 Commander Yugoslav Navy Grujin Nikola, lt. colonel general Head of the generals staff Aviation Department's RV I PVO Sector Retired December 26, 2001 Temporarily performing duties of general staff RV I PVO Sector chief Isak Ilija, major-general Commander Novi Sad Corps Jevtic Milan, major-general Head of the general staff Logistics Sector Medical Corp Department Karajovic Milan, lt. colonel general Head of the general staff personnel department Kokanovic dr. Milun, major-general as of June 2001.Head of the general staff Logistics Sector Technical Department Deputy chief and from mid-2001 chief of the general staff Logistics Sector Operative-support Department Kosovac Slobodan, major-general Head of the general staff Third Department Krga Branko, lt. colonel general Head of the Intelligence Department A June 2001 decree made him deputy chief of staff Krstic Ninoslav, lt. colonel general Head of the Yugoslav Army Inspections Service and commander of the Joint Security Forces in southern Serbia up to July 2001. Later deputy chairman of the FRY and Serbian government Coordination Team for southern Serbia Lazarevic Vladimir, colonel general Commander Third Army Lukic Branislav, major-general as of June 2001.Deputy head of the general staff First Department Marjanovic Vladan, major-general Chief of staff Air Force Corps Markovic Miomir, major-general Head of the general staff Ground Forces Sector Armored-Mechanized Units Department. Commander Third Special Purpose Detachment as of March 2001 Markovic Stojan, major-general Commander Nis Corps Masic Radoljub, lt. colonel general Commander Air Force Corps Chief of staff RV I PVO command as of August 2001 Miladinovic Milomir, major-general Chief of staff Second Army Milanovic Jovan, lt. colonel general Assistant defense minister for international military cooperation and defense policy. He was retired in June 2001 but remained in the post as a civilian Mladenovic Tomislav, lt.colonel general, major-general Assistant commander Logistics Third Army. Chief of staff Third Army under a June 2001 decree Momcilovic Momcilo, lt. colonel general Commandant Military AcademyA June 2001 decree transferred him to the post of general staff Ground Forces Sector chief. Commander Joint Security Forces in southern Serbia Mucibabic Spasoje, major-general Operations Department chief School of National Defense Negoslav Nikolic, major-general Chief of staff Third Army Assistant chief of staff for operative-staff affairs under a June 2001 decree. Retired in December 2001 but temporarily remains in the post Nikolic Stamenko, lt. colonel general Assistant chief of staff for mobilization and status issues Obradovic Milos, major-general as of March 2001.Head of the Federal Flight Control Department (SUKL) as of March 2001 when he was brought back to active service Pavkovic Nebojsa, colonel general Chief of staff Yugoslav Army Pavlovic Milivoje, vice-admiral Head of general staff Navy Sector Petkovic Todor, major-general Assistant chief general staff Security Department as of July 30, 2001 Petrovic Branislav, lt. colonel general Head of the general staff RV i PVO Sector Commander RV i PVO as of August 2001 Radevic Momcilo, major-general Assistant commander for operative-staff affairs Second Army Radovanovic Dobrosav, major-general Head of the general staff Communications, Computer Systems and Electronic Operations Sector's Electronic Surveillance and Counter-Electronic Operations Department Assistant defense minister for international military cooperation and defense policy under a June 2001 decree but did not take over the post Ristic Ratomir, lt. colonel general Special advisor to the FRY prime minister with civilian status Simic Miodrag, colonel general Commander First Army as of January 26, 2001. Retired under a June 2001 decree but remains in the post Stajic Dusan, rear admiral as of June 2001.Cabinet chief to the Yugoslav Army chief of staff under a June 2001 decree Stankovic dr. Zoran, major-general as of June 2001.Head of the VMA Forensics Department VMA Commandant as of January 15, 2002 Starcevic Vladimir, major-general Assistant commander for operative-staff affairs RV i PVO Commander Air Force Corps as of August 2001 Stefanovic Radojko, lt. colonel general Commander Pristina Corps Chief of staff First Army as of June 2001 Stevanovic Jagos, lt. colonel general Commander Second Army Stisovic Milinko, major-general Head of Strategy Department School of National Defense Assistant commander logistics First Army as of September 2001 Stojiljkovic Dragan, major-general Commander Belgrade Corps as of June 2001.Head of general staff First Department Stojimirovic Ljubisa, lt. colonel general Assistant Yugoslav Army chief of staff for operative-staff affairs Commandant Military Academy under a June 2001 decree Stupar Milorad, major-general Head of general staff Ground Forces Sector's Infantry Department Terzic Zlatoje, lt. colonel general Head of the general staff Education, Training and Science-Publishing Sector, also assistant chief of staff Tomic Aco, major-general Assistant chief general staff Security DepartmentHead of general staff Security Department under a July 16, 2001 decree Tomovic Mirko, major-general as of June 2001.Commander PVO Corps Vojinovic Dragan, major-general Commander Kragujevac Corps Uzelac Milan, major-general Head of the general staff Logistic Sector's Traffic Department Zaric Milan, major-general as of June 2001.Head of the general staff Ground Forces Sector's Atomic, Biological, Chemical Defenses (ABHO) Department Zarkovic Mihajlo, rear admiral Head of the general staff Navy Sector's Maritime Department Chief of staff Yugoslav Navy Zivanovic Dragan, major-general Cabinet chief to the chief of staff Commander Belgrade Corps under a June 2001 decree Zivanovic Gradimir, lt. colonel general Head of the general staff Construction Department Zivkovic Veroljub, major-general Assistant commander for operative-staff affairs Third Army KOSOVO TRANSITIONAL COUNCIL KTC Members and their Affiliations Political representatives: Kole Berisha LDK (Democratic League of Kosovo) Gjergj Dedaj PLK (Liberal Party of Kosovo) Feti Grapci PRK (Republican Party of Kosovo) Fatmir Limaj PDK (Kosovo Democratic Party) (Not named) LKCK (National Movement for Liberation of Kosovo) Januz Salihaj PPK (Parliamentary Party of Kosovo) Mehmet Hajrizi LBD (United Democratic Movement) Nazmi Halimi and Lazer Krasniqi PShDK (Albanian Christian-Democratic Party of Kosovo) Kaqusha Jashari and Luleta Pula-Beriqi PDSK (Social Democratic Party of Kosovo) Members of the Interim Administrative Council: Hashim Thaçi - PDK (Kosovo Democratic Party) Ibrahim Rugova - LDK (Democratic League of Kosovo) Rexhep Qosja - LBD (United Democratic Movement) Rada Trajkovic - SNC (Serb National Council - observer) Religious communities: Rexhep Boja - Muslim community (Chairman) Mark Sopi - Roman Catholic Church (Bishop) Father Sava Janjic - Serb Orthodox Church (observer) Civil society/independents: Shukrie Rexha - Association of Political Prisoners Iak Mita - Mother Theresa Society Hajrullahu Gorani - Association of Trade Unions Pajazit Nushi - Council for the Defence of Human Rights and Freedoms Sevdije Ahmeti - Centre for the Protection of Women and Children Blerim Shala - Zeri newspaper (publishers) Sonja Nikolic - Civic House/Radio Contact Feriz Krasniqi - Former Rector of Pristina University Ylber Hysa - Kosova Action for Civic Initiatives (KACI) Ismail Kastrati - Kosovo Chamber of Commerce and Industry National communities: Randjel Nojkic and Dragan Velic - SNC (Serb National Council - observer) (Not named) - SNC Mitrovica Sezar Shaipi - TPP (Turkish People's Party) Numan Balic - Party for Democratic Action (Bosniac) Asim Puljic - Zaman (Bosniac NGO) Sezair Shaipi - Turkish People. s Party (Not named) - Second Turkish representative Hadji Zulfi Mergja - Roma representative Albanian a b c ç d dh e ë f g gj h i j k l ll m nj o p q r rr s sh t th u v x xh y as German "ü" z zh BCS a b c č d voiced "th" as in "this" e unstressed open vowel, often mute f g đ h i j k lj l m nj o p ć r a rolled "r" s š t unvoiced "th" as in "thing" u v dz dž i (often) z ž BCS Aslan Baškim Bećir Bljerim Ćerim Ćemajl Dževahire Džavit Đerd Đon Ekrem Hadži Hisen Hisni Hidajet Ilber Imer Kolj Ljumturije Nedžmije Redžep Šaćir Šaban Škelćim Škelzen Vlaznim Bitići Demaći Đonbaljaj Gaši Hisa Hodža Jašari Keljmendi Krasnići Krieziu Malići Šalja Škrelji Tači Velići Vlasi Zimberi Albanian Asllan Bashkim Beqir Blerim Qerim Qemail Xhevahire Xhavit Gjergj Gjon Eqrem Haxhi Hysen Hysni Hydajet Ylber Ymer Kolë Lumturije Nexhmije Rexhep Shaqir Shaban Shkëlqim Shkëlzen Vllaznim Bytyqi Demaçi Gjonbalaj Gashi Hysa Hoxha Jashari Kelmendi Krasniqi Kryeziu Maliqi Shala Shkreli Thaçi Veliqi Vllasi Zymberi Albanian First Names Agim Aziz Blerim Ekrem Enver Fatmir Feriz Feti Gjergj Hajredin Hajrullahu Hashim Iak Ibrahim Jakup Januz Kaqusha Kole Lazer Luleta Mehmet Mustafa Naim Nazmi Nexhat Pajazit Ramush Rexhep Rrustem Selim Sevdije Sezair Sezar Shukrie Ylber Albanian Last Names Ahmeti Beriqi Berisha Boja Daci Dedaj Gashi Grapci Hajrizi Halimi Haradinaj Hysa Jashari Kadriu Krasniqi Limaj Nushi Pula Qosja Rexha Rugova Salihaj Shaipi Shala Thaci MISC. Agricultural Cooperative Development International and Volunteers in Overseas Cooperative Assistance (ACDI/VOCA) America’s Development Foundation (ADF) Canadian Council for International Cooperation (CCIC) Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Central European - Adriatic - Danubian - South-Eastern - European - Space (CADSES) Commercial Court Administration Strengthening Activity (CCASA) Community Assistance for Reconstruction, Development and Stabilisation (CARDS) Community Habitat Finance (CHF) Cooperative Housing Foundation ? Community Revitalization through Democratic Action (CRDA) Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) European Agency for Reconstruction (EAR) European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) European Investment Bank (EIB) European Union Monioring Mission (EUMM) Foreign Investment Advisory Service (FIAS) World Bank Foreign Investors Council (FIC) German Organization for Technical Cooperation (GTZ) Guarda di Finanza (Italian finance police unit) Human Rights Watch (HRW) Hungarian Public Company for Regional Development and Town Planning (VATI) International Air Transport Association (IATA) International Conference on the Former Yugoslavia (ICFY) International Court of Justice (ICJ) International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) International Crisis Group (ICG) International Energy Agency (IEA) International Finance Corporation (IFC) International Monetary Fund (IMF) International Relief and Development, Inc. (IRD) Kosovo Protection Corps (KPC) Mercy Corps Mouvement des Entreprises do France - Movement of French Enterprises (MEDEF) Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) Municipal Economic Growth Activity (MEGA) National Democratic Institute For International Affairs (NDI) North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) OSCE Open Society Fund Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Organization for Security and Cooperatio in Europe (OSCE) Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) Partnership for Peace (PfP) Serbia Contingency Planning and Economic Security Program (SCOPES) Serbian Enterprise Development Project (SEDP) South East Europe Equity Fund (SEEF) Soros South East Europe Media Organization (SEEMO) South Eastern Europe Clearinghouse for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons (SEESAC) South-East European Cooperation Process (SEECP) Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) Swiss Import Promotion Program (SIPPO) Technical Assistance for Civil Society Organisations (TASCO) United Nations Development Program (UNDP) United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) United States Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) World Bank (WB) World Trade Organization (WTO) European Antifraud Office (OLAF) Serbian National Register of Internet Domain Names (RNIDS) Serbia and Montenegro Export Credit Agency (SMECA) Serbia and Montenegro Procedure Committee (SCGPRO Committee) Serbia Local Government Reform Program (SLGRP) Serbian Entrepreneurship Development Project (SEDP) Serbian Investment and Export Promotion Agency (SIEPA) Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia (RZS) Taxation and Customs Union (TAXUD) Administration for Mutual Services for the Republic Bodies (Uprava za zajednicke poslove republickih organa - UZZPRO) Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CeSID) Humanitarian Law Center (HLC) Lawyers' Committee for Human Rights (YUCOM) Centar za proučavanje alternativa - Center for Policy Studies (CPA-CPS) Balkanski fond za lokalne inicijative - Balkan Community Initiatives Fund (BCIF) Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) Special Aniterrorist Unit (SAJ) National Liberation Army (ONA - srpski) Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) Liberation Army of Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja (UCPBM) Albanian National Army (AKSh) Al-Qaeda Jamahiriya mujahedeen, mujahedeen, mujahidin Aftenposten Agence France Press (AFP) Al-Jazeera Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) Austria Presse Agentur (APA) Berliner Zeitung Committee for the Protection of Journalists (CPJ) CorD Corriere della Sera Csaladi Kor (Hungarian-language - Vojvodina) Dagens Nyheter (Swedish newspaper) Dagbladet (Norwegian tabloid) Der Spiegel Die Deutsche Welle Dnes El Pais Epoka e Re (Albanian-language daily - Pristina) Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Frankfurter Rundschau Haagsche Courant Het Nap (Hungarian-language weekly - Vojvodina) Hlas Ludu (Slovakian-language) Il Giornale Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR) Jehona (Albanian-language biweekly magazine - Bujanovac) Klassekampen Koha Ditore (Albanian-language daily - Pristina) Kommersant Kronen Zeitung (Vienna daily) Kurier La Libre Belgique La Repubblica La Stampa Libertatea (Romanian-language weekly - Vojvodina) Liberation Magyar Szo (Hungarian-language newspaper - Vojvodina) Milano Finanza Neue Zuercher Zeitung Nepszabadsag NRC Handelsblad Ostthüringer Zeitung Radio France Internationale (RFI) Ringier Axel Springer Media Ruske Slovo (Ruthenian-language weekly - Vojvodina) South East European Network for Professionalization of the Media (SEENPM) Stern Suddeutsche Zeitung The Associated Press (AP) The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (IJAS, a.k.a. NUNS) Them (Roma-language monthly - Vojvodina) Uniqa Welt am Sonntag Wiener Staedtische Wirtschafts Blatt Zeri (Albanian-langugae weekly - Pristina) Antonveneta (Italian bank) Artigiancassa (Italian bank) Banca Commerciale Italiana Banca Nazionale di Lavoro Banco Ambrosiano Veneto (Italy) Bank Austria Creditanstalt (BA-CA) Capitalia Cariplo Bank (italy) CitiBank Coface Intercredit Commerzbank Credit Agricole Deutsche Bank Drezdner (bank) Dun & Bradstreet EFG Eurobank Ernst & Young Erste Bank Ethniki Trapeza Findomestic (Italian bank) Intesa Bank (Italy) KfW Bankengruppe (German bank) Mediobanca ProCredit Bank Raiffeisen Bank Unicredit (Italian bank group) Volksbank (Austrian bank) Vseobecna Uverova Banka (Intesa, Slovakia) Acegas (Italian gas company) Belneftekhim (Belorussian oil concern) Belorusneft China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) Conoco Philips Cubapetroleo Degolyer and MacNaughton (oil consultants) Ecopetrol (Columbian state oil company) ENI (Italian oil and gas company) Exxon Mobil E.ON (German oil company) Gaz de France (GdF) Gazprom Gazpromneft Gazpromneftegaz KazMunaiGas (Kazakhstan national oil company) LUKOIL (Russian oil company) Mazeikiu Nafta (Lithuanian oil company) MOL (Hungarian oil company) National Oil Company (NOC) Libya Neftegas Neftegas Ukraine Neftochim Bourgas (Bulgarian oil company, LUKOIL) Neftyanoy (Russian oil concern) Oil and Natural Gas Copmany (ONGC, Indian state oil company) Pemex (Mexican state oil company) Petrobras (Brazilian state oil company) Petroquest (US) PNK Orlen (Polish oil company) Polskie Gornictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo (PGNIG) Polish Oil and Gas Company Ramco Energy (British) Repsol YPF (Spanish oil company) Rosneft (Russian Oil Company) Rosneftegazstroi Ruhrgas RusGaz Sibneft Sinochem (Chinese oil company) Sinopec (Chinese oil company) Slavneft (Russian oil company) Slovnaft (Slovakian oil company) State Company for Oil Projects (SCOP) Iraq State Organization for Marketing Oil (SOMO) Iraq Statoil (Norwegian oil company) Surgutneftegas Tatneft Tatneft-Zorlu Transneft (Russian oil company) Transpetrol (Slovakia) Tupras (Turkish Refining Company) Unipetrol (Czech oil company) Verbundnetz Gas Yugansk Yuganskneftegaz (YUKOS subsidiary) YUKOS A.K. Steel Holding Corp. Actavis (Icelandic pharmaceutical company) Adecco (employment agency) Alstrom (French telecommunication) Arcelor (steel company) Asamer (cement company) AstraZeneca (pharmaceutical company) Aterballetto (Italian national dance foundation) Bechtel BHP Billiton Boeringer Ingelhei (pharmaceutical company) Colliers International Compagnie Gervais Danone (CGD) Corus (dutch steel company) Danone (food company) Delhaize Group (food retailer) Deloitte & Touche Deloitte (in SCG) Dofasco (Canadian steel) DynCorp Energy Financing Team (EFT) European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company N.V. (EADS) Fitch (internatinal rating agency) Generali Assicurazioni (Italy) Glaxo Smith Kline (pharmaceutical company) Grameenphone (Telenor Bangladesh) Habitex (Belgian clothing company) Halliburton (US company Iraq) Hangzhou Hanyang Co. Ltd. ( Huta Czestochowa (Polish steel company) Janssen-Cilag (pharmaceutical company) JFE Holdings (steel copmany) Kerseyco Trading Limited (telecommunications) Korus (steel company) Kyivstar (Ukrainian Telenor company) Krivorozhstal (Ukrainian steel company) Magyar Tavkozlesi RT (Matav) Menatep (YUKOS owner) Meng Hongwei (Interpol) Merck Sharp & Dohme (pharmaceutical company) Merrill Lynch (financial consultant firm) Mittal Steel (former LNM Group) Mobilniji TeleSistem (MTS - Russian company) Neckermann (German catalogue retailer) Nippon Steel (steel company) Novartis (pharmaceutical company) Nucor (steel copmany) Pfizer (pharmaceutical company) Pharmaco (now Actavis, Icelandic pharmaceutical company) Plastal (Italian company) Posco (steel copmany) PricewaterhouseCoopers Quelle (German online retailer) Roche (Swiss pharmaceutical) Rothschild (investment banking) Salzgitter (steel) Sanofi-Aventis (pharmaceutical company) Schefenacker International (Germany automotive company) SCMM Rene Aumas (French metal company) Shanghai Baosteel Group (steel copmany) Schering Plough (pharmaceutical company) Shutte (German armature producer) Standard and Poor (independent credit rating firm) Strabag (German construction company) Synergy Leo Burnett (marketing) Tarkett Sommer (German-French company) Tenovis (German telecommuncations company) TyssenKrupp (steel company) Union Invivo (French agricultural company) Vodafone (mobile phone operators) Voest Alpine (steel) Wietersdorfer Wurth Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) mad-cow disease Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) Global Positioning System (GPS) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) liquid natural gas (LNG) Private and Financial Sector Structural Adjustment Credit (PFSAC) Serious Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) Average revenue per user (ARPU) Average minute per user (AMPU) Average margin per user (AMPU) Ashkali Roma - Romi Ruthenians - Rusini Adeaters, Night of the (festival) Barvikha (Moscow suburb) Bondsteel (US camp near Urosevac, Kosovo) Ceyhan (Jeyhan) Turkish port Chilandar Constanta (Romanian port) Crans-Montana Maastricht McGrath (military camp near Vitina, Kosovo) Ramouillet Schengen Scheveningen Schiphol Thessaloniki Serbia and Montenegro state union (NOT State Union of Serbia and Montenegro) Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRJ) amicus curiae (pl. amici curiae) friend of the court Acquis Communautaire - EU law Simmentals (beef cattle breed) IG Metall (German labor union) Metall IG (German labor union) European Students of Industrial Engineering and Management (ESTIEM) International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience (IAESTE) Electrical Engineering Students’ European Association (EESTEC) Board of European Students of Technology (BEST)