Igor Lasic
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Igor Lasić, hrvaški novinar, trenutno piše za zagrebški tednik »Novosti« ter redno sodeluje z mediji, kot sta »Bilten« in »Deutsche Welle«. Svojo novinarsko kariero je začel leta 1994 v zagrebški redakciji dnevnika »Slobodna Dalmacija«, leta 1997 je prestopil k tedniku »Tjednik«, leta 1998 pa se je pridružil tedniku »Feral Tribune«, kjer je ostal do ukinitve časopisa. Danes se v svojem novinarskem delu osredotoča na politično ekonomijo, energetsko politiko, lastništvo medijev in svobodo tiska na Hrvaškem, pa tudi na dediščino jugoslovanskih vojn in sodobno geopolitiko na Zahodnem Balkanu, vključno z poročanjem o izraelsko-palestinskem konfliktu in njegovih odmevih v hrvaškem javnem diskurzu. Leta 2001 je založba Durieux izdala njegovo knjigo pogovorov, ki jih je opravil na Švedskem s Šabanom Alijem Hadžovićem, z naslovom »Ribbons from Malmö«.
Igor Lasić, hrvaški novinar, trenutno piše za zagrebški tednik »Novosti« ter redno sodeluje z mediji, kot sta »Bilten« in »Deutsche Welle«. Svojo novinarsko kariero je začel leta 1994 v zagrebški redakciji dnevnika »Slobodna Dalmacija«, leta 1997 je prestopil k tedniku »Tjednik«, leta 1998 pa se je pridružil tedniku »Feral Tribune«, kjer je ostal do ukinitve časopisa. Danes se v svojem novinarskem delu osredotoča na politično ekonomijo, energetsko politiko, lastništvo medijev in svobodo tiska na Hrvaškem, pa tudi na dediščino jugoslovanskih vojn in sodobno geopolitiko na Zahodnem Balkanu, vključno z poročanjem o izraelsko-palestinskem konfliktu in njegovih odmevih v hrvaškem javnem diskurzu. Leta 2001 je založba Durieux izdala njegovo knjigo pogovorov, ki jih je opravil na Švedskem s Šabanom Alijem Hadžovićem, z naslovom »Ribbons from Malmö«.
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Igor Lasić, a Croatian journalist, currently writes for the weekly Novosti in Zagreb, and contributes regularly to outlets such as Bilten and Deutsche Welle. He began his journalistic career in 1994 at the Zagreb desk of the daily Slobodna Dalmacija, moved to the weekly Tjednik in 1997, and joined the weekly Feral Tribune in 1998, remaining there until the paper's closure. His journalism today focuses on political economy, energy policy, media ownership and press freedom in Croatia, as well as the legacies of the Yugoslav wars and contemporary geopolitics in the Western Balkans, including reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its reverberations in Croatian public discourse. In 2001, the publishing house Durieux published his book of conversations conducted in Sweden with Šaban Alija Hadžović, entitled “Ribbons from Malmö”.
Igor Lasić, a Croatian journalist, currently writes for the weekly Novosti in Zagreb, and contributes regularly to outlets such as Bilten and Deutsche Welle. He began his journalistic career in 1994 at the Zagreb desk of the daily Slobodna Dalmacija, moved to the weekly Tjednik in 1997, and joined the weekly Feral Tribune in 1998, remaining there until the paper's closure. His journalism today focuses on political economy, energy policy, media ownership and press freedom in Croatia, as well as the legacies of the Yugoslav wars and contemporary geopolitics in the Western Balkans, including reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its reverberations in Croatian public discourse. In 2001, the publishing house Durieux published his book of conversations conducted in Sweden with Šaban Alija Hadžović, entitled “Ribbons from Malmö”.