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The modern security picture is characterized by complex threats, which have essentially changed since the period two decades ago. Threats of attack with conventional weapons are unlikely, but in parallel the danger of attacks with unconventional means has increased. For that reason, it is necessary to expand the understanding and vision of the defense of society by recognizing the modern spectrum of threats. Threats come from state and non-state actors who increasingly use "soft" power mechanisms (political, economic, informational) to weaken institutions, economies and societies and threaten their security. Taking into account the fact that modern threats have a complex content, the need to respond to the entire society is also imposed. This implies the need to build national capacities to improve resilience to these threats through a broader, more integrated and better coordinated approach at the national level. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Како и во другите албански населби во Македонија, и во Куманово, град со 140.000 жители (над 60.000 Албанци), се применуваше дискриминаторска политика за албанското население, особено за средното образование на албански јазик. Сслужбеници, кои имаа водечки позиции во образовните институции, го имаа Куманово како почва за политички експерименти, особено во учебните 1985/86 и 1987/88. Куманова служеше како модел за примена на „реформите“ иницирани специјално за средното образование на албански јазик, кое како иницијатива започна во 1985 година. Секогаш повикувајќи се на законот за средно образование и ориентиран кон реформи, кој во пракса започна да станува кампања за диференцијација на албански професори и за затворање на часови на албански јазик. Овој период се чинеше дека го прекинува лажниот спокој што се создаде по диференцијациите во 1981 година. Тоа беше ситуација кога Куманово ги доживуваше моментите од 1958-1963 година, кога градот стана транзитна станица за многу албанци на Косово и Македонија, од каде што го зедоа патот кон Турција. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is founded as a result of regional events that embark on during the 1970s in the Middle East. All members' states gained independence in early 70s and the political pressure from neighbor Iran and Iraq, especially the in late 70s with the regional turmoil after the Iran Islamic Revolution and it was calling for systematic change in the Arab states, seeking to boost Shiite populations in the Arabian Gulf. The Iraq -- Iran war was another crucial event that resulted that new formed countries (monarchies) Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar and Kuwait excluding Yemen to come together for the creation of a cooperation that is based specifically in economy and security. The council has been a major factor ever since in the Arabic Peninsula and the region but it has not been able to achieve all its goal and objectives since its establishment and over the past decade its existence has been shaken due to countries differences regional and international policies. The Gulf Cooperation Council in essential organization to provide economic and security stability in the Arabic Peninsula and its development and cooperation is needed in order to contribute in the Arab and Islamic World. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Through the study of this topic paper my aim is to explore the problematics of the proving process for the homicide offenses in Gjilan after 1999. This paper reflects the detailed theoretical and interpretative approach of proving process based on legislation which has been implemented and the actual criminal procedure in Kosovo, based on the Constitution and the European Convention on Human Rights. In principle, all the activity of proving process refers receipt, reviewing and assessment of the evidence as sources of acknowledgment through which the court, by proving the relevant facts of the criminal case, decides on the benefits of the individual such as freedom, honor, wealth. The process of proving has as the object, all posts associated with elements of criminal offense, the social relations that have been violated/encroached, time, place, method performance, circumstances, consequences and casual connection with it, the author, cooperation, danger, guilt and the form of guilt, motives and purpose in doing it and everything related and in the interest of resolving a case. Throughout my work in this paper based on the statistics issued by police and prosecutors, I will attempt to find and present/introduce some of the general and specific characteristics, which have been obstacles for the process of proving and institutions of investigation in the municipality Gjilan for the period from 1999 to 2014 were confronted. The purpose of this paper is to give assistance not only to understand the role and great power the proving process has in relation to the evidence in the fight against crime, but also to better identify the problems through which proving process passed, depending on the conditions and circumstances in which an offense of murder happened/was committed . The importance of the paper is shows up/emerges seeing the growing attention being devoted to the problem of proving process through the development of relevant legislation, professionalism of staff and modern technical and technological equipment . The criminal procedure law represents the joint object of study/research of the right of criminal procedure and criminalistics, so tracking and detection of criminal offenses today is unimaginable without the help of forensics (Traseology, dactyloscopy, forensic photography, etc), as well tactical and forensic/criminalistics methodology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the Republic of Macedonia conflict was avoided due to the concerted activities undertaken by a number of international actors playing an important role in ensuring the peace in the country during this period. Despite the UN's deployment of troops to Macedonia played a key role in preventing a spillover of violence from Macedonia's neighboring states, the very UN and other international actors struggled to stabilize internal ethnic tensions through a "good offices" mandate due to the Macedonian government's unwillingness to address the roots of the conflict. The later was de facto among the key reasons for the internal conflict in the country in 2001 which ended by signing the internationally mediated Ohrid Framework Agreement (OFA) as was signed by all relevant domestic political actors under the auspices of international community. The next wave of crises in the country occurred in 2007 and in 2012, both of which ended with an internationally / EU-brokered deals. The latest and still on-going political crisis in Macedonia started with the boycott of Parliament by the largest opposition party in 2014, and escalated in 2015 with the announcement of the wiretapping scandal in the country. The so-called Przino Agreement in 2015 and its extension in 2016 were reached with the engagement of several MEPs and the personal involvement of the Commissioner for European Neighborhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations, Johannes Hahn. On the basis of those documents the latest extraordinary parliamentary elections took place in December 2016 and the new Macedonian Government was finally established in June 2017. Against the above short background introductory notes, the Part I of the present paper provides a short overview of international involvement in managing the Macedonia's external threats and internal affairs during the 1990s. Its Part 2 focuses on the international efforts to resolve the country's internal conflict of 2001 resulting in the Ohrid Framework Peace Agreement (OFA), as well as the post - conflict' international efforts related to the implementation of the OFA in the country. And Part III outlines the latest (and still ongoing) political crisis in the country of 2014 threatening to unravel what was obtained with the OFA of 2001 and particularly the international (EU) involvement in resolving this cries resulting in signing of the two "Przino Agreements" of 2015 and 2016. In concluding, the paper reaffirms not only what was stated in 1994 by the UN Secretary-General Boutros-Ghali realizing that "the internal [ethnic] situation in [Macedonia] . . . could prove to be more detrimental to the stability of the country than external aggression", but also advocates that "any new political crisis in the country may not be resolved when its resolution is dependent ONLY on the goodwill of domestic actors only". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Through permanent mediation of conflict prevention by some international and regional organizations, as well as non-governmental organizations that conflict prevention did so to say their priority. When investigating the role of international and regional organizations in promoting conflict prevention policies, the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU) and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) are particularly useful since to be mentioned. These three organizations were key in accepting and implementing preventative actions and, accordingly, were committed to raising awareness and mediating when it comes to conflict prevention. The OSCE, in particular, went farther from all to developing a large list of preventive instruments and institutional mechanisms for preventing violent conflicts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper deals with religious extremism as a phenomenon that concerns the whole world and not just a community or a certain space. In this paper it is concluded that extremism as a notion has no Islamic genesis and is not spread only among Muslim community, but, under the pressure of the media, whenever extremism is mentioned, it is given an Islamic religious color to this phenomenon. In this paper is taken into consideration of the issue of extremism from the Islamic point of view, namely in the light of the basic sources of Islamic religion, and based on the arguments presented, it is concluded that Islam rejects extremism, and in its teachings it promotes tolerance. As relevant arguments in support of this finding, the following is emphasized in this paper: description of the Muslim community in The Qur'an as an Moderate community; prohibition of excess in religion at all levels; a tolerant attitude towards members of other religions, which is clearly seen by the fact that Islam allows its members to marry Christian and Hebrew women and to eat the animal flesh slaughtered by a Jew or a Christian; allowing cooperation for useful things for society and humanity with all people, even if they are not Muslims; dialogue with members of other religions in the best form; no to exaggerate the fight against the enemy, whether by killings or by any other form of destruction of material goods, even in the state of war. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The activities of the Government in the area of fiscal policy and public finance management are not always in line with the recommendations of the IMF during the period 2009-2017. Namely, the government has not implemented key recommendations of the last two consultations under Article IV of the IMF, concerning measures for fiscal consolidation. According to IMF projections of 2012, gross financing needs for financing public debt for the period 2013-2016 were on average at 10% of GDP or 800 million to 1 billion euros. However, with the rapid rate of borrowing these Gross financial needs doubled, that amounted for about 20% of GDP or Macedonia needs an amount of approximately 2 billion euros for normal liquidity of public finances. This indicator shows the urgent need without delay to implement fiscal consolidation of public finances in Macedonia. Fiscal consolidation should be based on truly established facts about the level of public debt by the new government, without reducing sustainable growth rates. The dilemma is whether the actual government can simultaneously secure a financial consolidation of the public debt and the realization of the planning sustainable growth rates of the Macedonian economy in the medium term? This article is trying to give the answer to this question. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Polarization of the Cold war was reflected in different approaches of the human rights protection followed by the two blocks. Two separate legally binding instruments that guarantee civil and political rights on one hand and economic and social rights on other hand were adopted in the United Nations and the Council of Europe as well. This was followed by different monitoring mechanisms set out in these instruments for their protection. After the World War II, the focus of the international community was set on the civil and political rights. It was considered that economic and social rights cannot be subject to courts decisions because of different reasons, such as the provision for their progressive implementation or the way in they were stated (often considered to be too vaguely). However, judicial enforcement of economic and social rights is essential in completion of the other existing mechanisms for their protection. This is confirmed in the growing jurisprudence on economic and social rights of regional bodies and some national courts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the process of creating the profile of the personality of the lobbyist, we begin with the view that all successful lobbyists have common features. What encourages people to engage in politics are social and, in particular personal motives, motives for dominance, power and motive for achievement. Apart from the desire for personal success, satisfaction and other psychological needs, the lobbyist's primary goal is gaining popularity, recognition and fame. Desire and aspirations stem from its egocentricity, but also from strong ambitions and grandiose fantasies. Political psychology focuses on the aspects of political behavior and decision-making from an appropriate scientific perspective that is a mixture of psychology, sociology and political science. Political psychology also focuses on topics related to the formation of personality, cognition, social identity, emotions, attitudes and their formation in the social environment and acting in relation to those attitudes. The symbiosis between psychology and politics has led to a set of manifestations of certain phenomena that aim to improve the functioning of the world, or the approximation of certain laws and impulses to their needs, especially interests. The profession lobbyist today requires special attention, preparation and expertise, in addition to the ability to promote their own image, which is necessary. Before engaging in a particular profession, we must answer the question, where do I want to go, what are my abilities and opportunities, to what extent can I achieve my ambitions?. Lobbying is an activity that is an integral part of our everyday life. We are lobbying in private life, in jobs, in the business world, etc. Lobbying is an activity directed at the legislative and executive power at the central level, as well as to the local government, in order to exercise certain interests in the process of passing laws and other regulations. A lobbyist is a natural person who lobbies for an appropriate monetary compensation registered for lobbying in accordance with the law, or is employed in a legal entity registered to perform lobbying with which a lobbying agreement has been concluded. The right to persuade and to be convinced is a synonym for democratic societies, because it is elegant look from the forceful imposition of the will of the majority. Lobbying is a confirmation of the country's existence in the international institutions and its organs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The commu-nication process is elementary among living beings and the way it is accomplished is a key factor in the development of civilization. With the verbal communication, we mainly deliver information, and with the non - verbal communication, we deliver attitudes and emotional relation towards the information we receive or relation to the person with whom we communicate. The nonverbal communication takes up a significant part of the communication that takes place among people. People, even when they do not speak, never stop communicating because they constantly send information about themselves with their body. Those signals may indicate the current state of the speaker, but may be misunderstood. That is why nonverbal communication can and should be key to effective communication. Among kinesic signs, facial expression has a special significance in non-verbal communication and in communication in general. The face of the speaker is the most visible part of the body, that is, it has many opportunities for expression. In this paper, a lot of attention will be paid precisely to the movements of the face, that is the direction of the look, meaning, the eye contact in the communication process among people. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This research analyses my online pronunciation teaching approaches and the online assessments used and recommends ways to improve them. To do so, I employ the principles that govern good test design, development, and analysis (usefulness, validity, reliability, practicality, washback, authenticity, transparency, security). I also analyse the approaches to assessment (the discretepoint approach, the integrative approach, the communicative approach) and discuss how I use them in my teaching as compared to my assessment. My research resulted in five key findings: 1) approximately all of my classes involve all three listening/speaking approaches, though with a minimal focus on the communicative approach; 2) the test items have no focus on the communicative approach; 3) the test is not authentic; 4) my classes contain a limited selection of the techniques belonging to the three approaches; 5) my test is generally in accordance with the guiding principles for good test design. Accordingly, there are a number of issues to consider in order to improve my future online assessments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Through the study of this topic paper my aim is to explore the problematics of the proving process for the homicide offenses in Gjilan after 1999. This paper reflects the detailed theoretical and interpretative approach of proving process based on legislation which has been implemented and the actual criminal procedure in Kosovo, based on the Constitution and the European Convention on Human Rights. In principle, all the activity of proving process refers receipt, reviewing and assessment of the evidence as sources of acknowledgment through which the court, by proving the relevant facts of the criminal case, decides on the benefits of the individual such as freedom, honor, wealth. The process of proving has as the object, all posts associated with elements of criminal offense, the social relations that have been violated/encroached, time, place, method performance, circumstances, consequences and casual connection with it, the author, cooperation, danger, guilt and the form of guilt, motives and purpose in doing it and everything related and in the interest of resolving a case. Throughout my work in this paper based on the statistics issued by police and prosecutors, I will attempt to find and present/introduce some of the general and specific characteristics, which have been obstacles for the process of proving and institutions of investigation in the municipality Gjilan for the period from 1999 to 2014 were confronted. The purpose of this paper is to give assistance not only to understand the role and great power the proving process has in relation to the evidence in the fight against crime, but also to better identify the problems through which proving process passed, depending on the conditions and circumstances in which an offense of murder happened/was committed . The importance of the paper is shows up/emerges seeing the growing attention being devoted to the problem of proving process through the development of relevant legislation, professionalism of staff and modern technical and technological equipment . The criminal procedure law represents the joint object of study/research of the right of criminal procedure and criminalistics, so tracking and detection of criminal offenses today is unimaginable without the help of forensics (Traseology , dactyloscopy, forensic photography, etc) , as well tactical and forensic/criminalistics methodology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Factorisation of Albanians in the Balkans will happen only with stable state institutions, which should be built in Albania, Kosovo and other Albanian territories in Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro. Factorisation of a nation can only happen with the construction of the values that give meaning to the rules and internal institutional function, building on the values of interdependence in cultivation of legal beneficial projects. Factorisation of Albanians in the Balkans would have a meaning, based on competition with real politics, with functional projects in education policy, social, economic, ecological, urban and spatial, institutional accountability etc. It is important the disclosure of historical facts for deportation of Albanians, also it is important to discover the facts, why this century migration pain is happening nowadays? Current migrations from Albania, Kosovo and other Albanian territories, is a traditional culture or a necessary of time. The building of the rule of law, will be obstruction of migrations. Based on the causes and consequences of recent migration (2013 - 2015), the state should be a protector of the interests of citizens for a better life, as a stable and democratic society. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Eighteen years after the Second World War, France and Germany signed an agreement on cooperation and friendship ( Elysee treaty on 22 January 1963 ) which marked the period of " ending the mutual hatred " According to Stefani Krapot, a university professor in Besançon, France " mechanisms of antagonism that were groomed ( from ones and the others for the others ) later were cast " She adds that " School textbooks are committed to reconciliation, even the French – German friendship, ..by applying the rules of critical historical approach, as symbol of their release from that traumatism " . Eventually, the author highlights that on the history, geography and other textbooks in France do not talk about mutual hatred but favoring the economic and social integration of the nations and establish a new identity for the Germans and Germany in general. The question arises about the possibility of applying the policy of German- French experiences of the textbooks policy? More said that the culture of the Germans and the French, and ours is a very different level, it cannot be compared the Balkan mentality with the mentality of German and French. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

As one of the most discussed phenomena during the recent past, terrorism has important reflections and impacts on the international arena. Complexity of the nature of terrorism and political - strategic circumstances of the international arena has determined the appearance of numerous definitions about this phenomenon. Along with the end of Cold War and transformation of the international system from bipolar into unipolar, a need was felt for creation of a "new enemy", who would play the role of strengthening of the American position on the international arena. Exactly because of this reason, during the recent period, especially after the terrorist attacks of 11th of September, Islam was identified and labelled with terror and terrorism. Islam, as a religion of peace and tolerance orders spreading of human values and in categorical manner forbids exercise of all forms of violence and is foreseeing strict sanctions against them. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The phenomenon of "the Brain migration" or otherwise described as brain drain, has to do with the phenomenon of drain or departure of the new elite from the country. These are people who possess scientific knowledge with internationally accepted standards at all academic and scientific levels. In other words, it can also be described as the movement or displacement of the human resources, in which the native country has spent their professional preparation and investment in. The case is about a selected level of academics who have reached the peaks of science and global standards. So first of all I would like to identify this stratum in our Kosovar environment. Certainly we can say in how many cases this phenomenon may be evident. But also there are other rare cases where our experts with this level of their knowledge and capabilities gained in Kosovo have managed to become familiar names in places where they are anchored alone or with their families. As a matter of fact, this article does not discuss this category of experts, but rather deals with another category that is being produced in our cultural, political and especially social machinery. So with "new promising staff" that in a way, by all empirical parameters are on the horizon, (or at least counted as such in the "process of (self) selection or grading in the hierarchy of accommodation global that can happen in a near future"). I say so because Albanians known as individualist, first to be "recruited" on the agendas of institutions and potential as promising institutions abroad, and have available and embedded also because most of them: standard making science as well as the ability of settling quickly with the atmosphere of western science laboratories, they accommodate the requirements and needs. This statement may not apply to all the pretending experts. In this case I am referring to those staff members whose school preparations have been ad hoc and have expressed a desire to move abroad just to get a diploma and appropriate preparation, but to frameworks that systematically have identified their specific trends for specific areas and of course have invested a lot and time to gain primacy billed as "wonder child "in the society. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The realization of the principle of equal pay for equal work is the first legal article for gender equality in the European Union. Basically, when this article was applied it was not clear if it means only equal work or work of equal value. Amsterdam Treaty and the new article 141, secondary law and the case study of the European Court of Justice affirmed the thesis that not only the equal work but also the work of equal values is covered. The principle equal pay means that the equal payment between man and woman shall not be discriminatory based on sex. The Member States should implement the equal pay rules in the national laws and practice. The implementation of the rules is obligatory for the public but also for the private sector. Thus, the author aims to analyze the achievement of the Member States in the area of equal pay such as the positive case study of the European Court of Justice in implementing the principle in practice. The ECJ judgments have supranational character and are obligatory for the EU institutions and for the Member States, such as the legal and physical persons. This is very important for the Candidate countries in order to implement the principle of equality and to increase the living standards of the woman in the area of employment. The EU law and the ECJ case study is analyzed as positive and affirmative way in achieving non discrimination. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this dissertation we have tried to explore some parts of questions regarding interethnic communication through textbooks. In the Republic of Macedonia, in the education and culture in terms of ethnic communities in certain forms is run institutional care for successful interethnic communication of students in primary and secondary education in Republic Macedonia. Some part of textbooks about native language, Macedonian language, history, geography, music and art, have a direct impact for better communication between students. Relations between each other, cooperation, interethnic communication between students, is the key to successful development, the foundation for successful teaching through textbooks, mutual understanding with qualitative content that would be acceptable to students. For good interethnic communication, impact of books, teaching activities outside of the teaching activities are balanced. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The concept of the interdependence in creating of economic, political relationships, of social and cultural security between people, states and businessmen is a paradigm of the time, thus integration projects must subdue to the need to interact, based on mutual interests, as a human being dependent on each other, as Almighty God has created us. The building of the state for the present times, lawful state, ethics, elections, voting, the human right were and are in the attention of great people and ordinary people. This attention was also followed with a message "distinguish the right from the wrong"; "the trust from the disloyality"; the real patriotism - from the false patriotism"; "the professionalism - from the arrogance"; interdependence and the international cooperation, neighborly cooperation, and with the others, etc. Nations who have understood these messages on time, they are building their states for years through competitive, economic, social, cultural projects etc. The messages of Madina Charter, The Charter of human rights and freedoms, compiled in Madina from The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessing of God be upon him), conveys a message for the muslims for each other, and to the muslims and nonmuslims for each other, which otherwise are quranic messages, based on this message: "To put justice among two people is a charity, to help a man to ascend to the horse and to lift the burden is a charity, to answer a question kindly is a charity; to take away something from the road which is a risk for somebody (like thorns or stones) is a charity; to smile at your brother is a charity." (Reported from El-Buhari and el-Muslim). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The art of communication involves listening and speaking as well as reading and writing. Teachers need to be highly skilled in all these areas to excel in their profession. Proficient communicators receive information, understand and synthesize it and express themselves at a high level. They make excellent teachers because they are able to transmit knowledge, skills and values at the same time they communicate their caring for the students entrusted to their care. They help motivate students to learn. In addition, good teachers communicate concern and caring by their tone of voice and use of body language. They transmit genuine commitment and affection for their students. Good teachers care about their students' progress and let their students know it at all times. They learn their students' names early in the school year and use their names when addressing them. They get to know their students' hopes, fears and preferences and communicate this knowledge to their students. They communicate their appreciation for what their students do by celebrating their successes and constantly encouraging them. This helps students feel recognized and validated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Council of the Gulf Cooperation forms a unique model of collaboration across the Middle East region. This integration grouping was established in 1981 and became involved in a long evolutionary process that resulted in the commitment of member states to current and deep integration, at least at the economic level. Gulf regional security has been troubled since the formation of the Gulf Cooperation Council and its is being questioned or threatened on various occasions. At the same time, international position and importance of the Gulf region as a reservoir of energy resources increased level of vitality for global stability and development. Gulf Cooperation Council are leading the production and export of oil and gas in international markets, so their security and stability is important for the global economy. In the perspective of time, all they have created security and military narrow borders with the United States or expand existing ones, which shaped their behavior and international integration processes affected. There are still significant challenges ahead of the Gulf Cooperation Council, but in recent years we can see decent growth in an effort to implement the goals settled. The main purpose is to analyze the social - economic position of the states of the Gulf Cooperation Council, the main reason to point integration processes and show the evolution of the organization has passed, and to describe the main obstacles and opportunities ahead. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Criminality is a negative social phenomenon, which has been and is still continuing to accompany every society in all stages of its development. Most European criminologists believe that fear of crime is a bigger problem than the official rate of recorded criminal offenses in modern urban centers. Crime and fear of crime reduce the quality of life of many Gjilan citizens, especially the elderly, children and minors, those living in the poorest areas with a higher density of population concentration. Criminality which is being fought by all means, as by various national strategies for combating crime in cooperation with all relevant institutions which are responsible for fighting it, nevertheless it is very flexible and changing the form of action, which leaves the "scar" in the region where it's present, especially increases the fear of crime and in the same time lowers the confidence in the institutions that are responsible for fighting crime. Therefore, the subject of this paper is measure through various indicators of fear of crime. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Can be testified that the political organization, pluralism and cultivation of political culture it is necessary for factoring the free and fair vote. In this work there are analyzed some of the reports of foreign observers who monitor the development of political processes, and the electoral process in the Republic of Macedonia. Through this work it is elaborated the meaning of electoral rules, electoral code and international standards for the free and fair elections. The free vote, the equal vote, the secret ballot gives meaning to the votes' right, as a political right which belong to the series of the basic human rights, as a fundamental value of democracy for state building, starting from the ballot box. The free vote eliminates the political irresponsibility, creates basic conditions for competition, to compete with various alternatives, for cultivation of national and state values, in increasing the political ethics for understanding of the political activities. Which is the readiness of political parties for accepting the European civilization values, in respecting the democratic values, for regular electoral procedures, without criminalizing the free vote. It is necessary the implementation of the law to prevent the electoral administration from fraud with electoral lists, with electoral materials, with registering and foreshadowing of the vote results. Free elections are the basis from where the building of democratic state starts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]