Konstantin Samofalov

Party warns that "1990s are back"

BELGRADE -- Serbian society is unsafe today, the 1990s are returning, says the Social Democratic Party (SDS) spokesman Konstantin Samofalov.

According to him, "it is clear to everybody that freedom of the media is under threat in our country, and censorship and self-censorship increasingly common."

BELGRADE - Serbian society is unsafe today, the 1990s are returning and it is clear to everybody that freedom of the media is under threat in our country, and censorship and self-censorship are increasingly common, Konstantin Samofalov, spokesman for the Social Democratic Party (SDS), said Wednesday.

Boris Tadic's Definitive Deflection from Democratic Party

New Democratic Party changed its name to Social Democratic Party in order to make a definite deflect from Democratic Party, but also to point its social democratic orientation.

This means another leftist Party on Serbia's political scene, alongside with Socialist and Democratic Parties.

BERLIN - Konstantin Samofalov, spokesperson of the New Democratic Party (NDS), which has seats in the Serbian parliament, has taken part in a conference organised by the ASPEN institute in Berlin, where the topics were the rule of law in the Western Balkans and the EU enlargement policy.