Globalno
GenreTalk show
Created byBoris Malagurski
Directed byDario Stojanović
Presented byBoris Malagurski
(2015–2017)
Marko Jeremić
(2017)
Country of originBosnia and Herzegovina
Original languageSerbo-Croatian
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes56
Production
Production locationBijeljina
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running time90 minutes (with commercials)
Original release
NetworkBN TV
ReleaseDecember 18, 2015 (2015-12-18) –
June 14, 2017 (2017-06-14)

Globalno (English: Globally) was a Bosnian television talk show airing on Wednesdays on BN Televizija in Bosnia and Herzegovina.[1] The show premiered on Friday, December 18, 2015, and was created by Boris Malagurski. It was hosted by Boris Malagurski (2015–2017) and Marko Jeremić (2017). The TV show dealt with global political, economic and social issues from a domestic perspective.[1] The first season was aired on Fridays. The show's final airing was June 14, 2017.

Format

The TV show begun with a monologue by the host, Malagurski, who talks about events from the previous week, with video clips and photographs. The monologue is inspired by Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. Malagurski gives his comments in front of a studio audience and then introduces the guests, with whom he talks for the rest of the show. The program sometimes includes reports from Bijeljina and cities in the region, but also countries around the world, such as Australia and South Africa.

Guests

Politicians from Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia who have made appearances on the show include former or current ministers of the Serbian Government such as Velimir Ilić, Žarko Obradović, Dragan Šutanovac and Bratislav Petković, Human Shield members Ivan Pernar and Ivan Vilibor Sinčić, and member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Mladen Ivanić.

Guest appearances

NumberNameEpisodes
4 Ivan Pernar 11, 23, 29, 56
Damir Nikšić 17, 23, 24, 56
3 Marko Milačić 4, 23, 29
Istok Pavlović 9, 39, 46

Episodes

Season Episodes Originally aired
First aired Last aired
1 23 December 18, 2015 June 10, 2016
2 33 October 12, 2016 June 14, 2017

Season One (2015–2016)

No.Original air dateGuest(s)Reports/InclusionsRef.
1December 18, 2015Boško Jakšić, Domagoj Margetić, Dragan PetrovićStefan Popović, Zlatko Bogatinovski, Aleksandar Savić[2]
Third World War
2December 25, 2015Dragoljub Petrović, Mila Alečković, Branko PavlovićNele Karajlić, Dragoljub Ljubičić[2]
The biggest events in 2015
3January 15, 2016Vladimir Marinković, Branko Ružić, Borko StefanovićFran Brdar, Lara Janković[2]
Left-wing politics in the Balkans and in the World
4January 22, 2016Ivan Vilibor Sinčić, Boško Obradović, Marko MilačićN/A[2]
Anti-globalization movement in the Balkans
5January 29, 2016Bratislav Petković, Feđa Dimović, Branko RadakovićN/A[2]
Culture in the Balkans and in the world
6February 5, 2016Mladen Ivanić, Dragan Čavić, Mićo Mićić, Empty ChairN/A[2]
The current political situation in the Republic of Srpska
7February 12, 2016Marija Obradović, Dijana Vukomanović, Sanda Rašković IvićN/A[2]
The Women position in society, Russia–European Union relations, European migrant crisis
8February 19, 2016Velimir Ilić, Žarko Obradović, Dragan Šutanovac, Marko ÐurišićN/A[2]
Serbia–NATO Agreement, Serbian parliamentary election
9February 25, 2016Istok Pavlović, Dragan Jovanović, Nevena TomićAleksandar Stevanović[2]
Social media in election campaigns, Anti-NATO protest in Belgrade, Media, Serbian parliamentary election, US presidential election.
10March 4, 2016Boban Jevtić, Vera Robić-Škarica, Emir HadžihafizbegovićZoran Galić[2]
Regional film co-production.
11March 11, 2016Ivan Pernar, Radomir ŠalićMuharem Karamujić[2]
The banking sector in BiH, Serbia, Croatia and the world.
12March 18, 2016Zvonimir Trajković, Zlatko BogatinovskiN/A[2]
How did we get to this political and economic situation?
13March 25, 2016Aleksandar Radojević, Jugoslav CvetkovićN/A[2]
Vaccine controversies
14April 1, 2016Aleksa Milojević, Aleksandar Protić, Marko Ignjatić, Vladimir Vlajić, Marko AntićĐuro Ćetković, Stefan Popović[2]
To leave the Balkans or not to leave.
15April 8, 2016Slobodan Bijelić, Goran Petronijević, Branko RadunAnte Nazor[2]
The ICTY sentences given to Radovan Karadžić and Vojislav Šešelj.
16April 15, 2016Savo Štrbac, Hrvoje Runtić, Zoran KojićN/A[2]
Croatia-Serbia relations
17April 22, 2016Šeherzada Delić, Marko Vidojković, Vladislav Dajković, Damir NikšićN/A[2]
How to change societies through revolutionary methods
18May 6, 2016Željko Cvijanović, Slobodan GeorgijevN/A[2]
What happened at the parliamentary election in Serbia?
19May 13, 2016Zdravko Krsmanović, Slavko Vučurević, Adam Šukalo, Rado Savić, Darko Matijašević, Dragomir JovičićN/A[2]
14 May Protests in Banja Luka, Republika Srpska
20May 20, 2016Darko Trifunović, Predrag Ćeranić, Drago Vuković, Dževad GalijaševićN/A[2]
Aftermath of 14 May Protests in Banja Luka and situation in Republika Srpska
21May 27, 2016Branko Pavlović, Vesna Jugović, Stevan Nedeljković, Milan KrstićN/A[2]
How will the US presidential election affect the Balkans?
22June 3, 2016Milo Lompar, Vukašin Obradović, Tatjana Vojtehovski, Miloš StojkovićN/A[2]
Serbian Orthodox Church - the role of spirituality among people in the 21st century and the recent controversy surrounding the vehicle fleet of the Church and other topics
23June 10, 2016Feđa Dimović, Ivan Pernar, Marko MilačićDamir Nikšić[2]
Best of Globalno Seasone One. How to change society to a better place.

Season Two (2016–2017)

No.
overall		No. in
season		Original air dateGuest(s)Ref.
241October 12, 2016Damir Nikšić, Konstantin Savić, Damjan Pajić[3]
Main segment: Bosnian municipal elections, 2016
252October 19, 2016Adam Šukalo, Čedomir Antić, Darko Trifunović, Srđan Perišić[3]
Main segment: Bosnia after local elections and referendum, Montenegrin parliamentary election
263October 26, 2016Aleksandar Popov, Velizar Antić[3]
Main segment: Situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina after local elections and referendum
274November 2, 2016Milan Krstić, Miodrag Zarković, Stevan Nedeljković[3]
Main segment: 2016 United States presidential election
285November 9, 2016Branislav Borenović, Lazo Marić, Dalibor Stević, Momčilo Novaković[3]
Main segment: Corruption in the Republic of Srpska
296November 16, 2016Ivan Pernar, Vlade Radulović, Marko Milačić, Darko Trifunović[3]
Main segment: North Atlantic integration of the Balkans and a relationship with the NATO after the election of Donald Trump for the President of the United States
307November 23, 2016Charles Cather, Thiago Ferreira, Jean-Antoine Bartoli Parrer[3]
Main segment: Brain drain. Why young people are leaving the Balkans. Why foreigners come to live in Serbia.
318November 30, 2016Mladen Ivanić, Boško Jakšić[3]
Main segment: Domestic and global threats to the stability of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region. The death of Fidel Castro. The future impact of Trump cabinet to the Balkans.
329December 7, 2016Dejan Lučić, Konstantin Savić, Vanja Elez[2]
Main segment: Who pulling the strings of events in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and the Balkans? Is there a conspiracy of the political elite against the people of this area?
3310December 14, 2016Draško Stanivuković, Andrea Dorić, Davor Šešić, Momčilo Žugić[3]
Main segment: Youth in politics in the Republic of Srpska
3411December 21, 2016Gordana Vidović, Danijela Kaloci, Rada Perić[3]
Main segment: The family violence (violence against women)
3512January 18, 2017Ruža Ćirković, Ljubinka Milinčić[3]
Main segment: Expectations in 2017, First days of Donald Trump's presidency, Serbian presidential election
3613January 25, 2017Aleksandar Apostolovski, Zoran Panović[3]
Main segment: New World Order
3714February 1, 2017Aleksandar Pavić, Nebojša Vukanović, Branko Pavlović, Vuk Bačanović[3]
Main segment: US imposed sanctions against Milorad Dodik
3815February 8, 2017Anica Ramić, Nurka Pranjić, Miodrag Femić[3]
Main segment: Healthcare system in Bosnia and Herzegovina
3916February 15, 2017Tarik Kapetanović, Istok Pavlović[3]
Main segment: Political marketing
4017February 22, 2017Predrag Jović, Momčilo Novaković, Dalibor Stević[2]
Main segment: The political situation in Republika Srpska, the federalization of Bosnia and Hercegovina, the effects of United States foreign policy on Republika Srpska
4118March 1, 2017Ramiz Salkić, Dejan Mirović, Zdravko Krsmanović[3]
Main segment: Bosnia and Hercegovina's lawsuit against Serbia at the International Court of Justice
4219March 8, 2017Bratislav Jugović, Marko Pušica, Miloš Stojković[3]
Main segment: How are Serbs living in Kosovo.
4320March 15, 2017Dušan Proroković, Vlade Radulović, Viktor Azmanoski[3]
Main segment: The political crisis in Macedonia
4421March 22, 2017Slavica Lukić, Svjetlana Miličić, Slaven Divčić[3]
Main segment: How to get employment in the Balkans
4522March 29, 2017Dževad Galijašević, Aleksa Milojević, Vanja Elez, Drago Vuković[3]
Main segment: Are the Clintons fanning the flames of war in the Balkans to bring down Donald Trump?
4623April 5, 2017Slobodan Georgiev, Branko Radun, Istok Pavlović, Dragan Petrović[3]
Main segment: The results of the 2017 Presidential elections in Serbia
4724April 12, 2017Bojan Klačar, Ivan Ninić, Muharem Bazdulj[3]
Main segment: The electoral system in the Balkans, with an emphasis on Serbia
4825April 19, 2017Jovica Andonov, Radivoje Bukvić, Filip Filipi[3]
Main segment: Successful Serbs living outside of the Balkans
4926April 26, 2017David Icke[3]
Main segment: Conspiracy theory
5027May 3, 2017Snježana Kordić, Miloš Kovačević, Nedžad Ibrahimović[3]
Main segment: The declaration on common language
5128May 10, 2017Ruža Ćirković, Darko Trifunović, Mitko Arnaudov[3]
Main segment: Macedonian crisis
5229May 17, 2017Marko Milačić, Aleksandar Radić, Vladislav Dajković[3]
Main segment: Montenegro–NATO relations
5330May 24, 2017Zoran Pavlović, Zoran Lukić, Zdravko Krsmanović, Zoran Babić[3]
Main segment: Privatization in Republika Srpska
5431May 31, 2017Dušan Janjić, Aleksandar Pavić[3]
Main segment: Terrorism around Europe and the World
5532June 7, 2017Miroljub Petrović, Dejan Lučić, John Bosnitch[3]
Main segment: Secret society
5633June 14, 2017Ljubiša Preletačević Beli, Nebojša Prilepak, Ivan Pernar, Damir Nikšić, Draško Stanivuković[3]
Main segment: Youth politicians in the Balcans

International broadcast

Globalno is seen internationally on YouTube[4] and is broadcast on BN TV Satellite Channel on Wednesdays.[5]

See also

References

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.