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Peace by Spring?
For the first time since March 1998, when violent clashes erupted between Serbian security forces and ethnic Albanian separatists in the Yugoslav southern province of Kosovo, international diplomats sound optimistic.
10 Nov 05
Ocalan trial: Breaking the Man or Breaking the Movement
The Turkish authorities have captured, and may yet kill, the PKK leader. But the arrest may in fact inspire rather than defeat the movement for Kurdish rights in Turkey.
10 Nov 05
The Ocalan Trial: Greece, Ocalan And The Shadow State
The Ocalan fiasco confirmed the continuing power of the ultra-nationalist "parastate" in Greece, and threatens the continuation of the government's modernising, pro-European policies.
10 Nov 05
Albanians To Sign, Belgrade To Ignore
While the Albanians appear ready to sign up to Rambouillet and Belgrade continues to hold out, Western resolve appears to be waning.
10 Nov 05
Brcko Torn In Two
Signalling a clear commitment to the future integrity of Bosnia, the international community has punished Republika Srpska over its obstruction of the Dayton implementation
10 Nov 05
Chaos on the streets of Skopje: The fear of war is growing
Protests and riots on the streets of Skopje; Serb demonstrators attack American Embassy; Macedonian Army on higher state of alert; mobilisation of police reserve forces; multinational Nato forces stationed along the northern borders; long queues for stapl
10 Nov 05
Glorious Defeat, Noble Retreat
It is not impossible that NATO’s high risk offensive will work, though it may not work in the way NATO seems to expect.
10 Nov 05
Comment: Serbia's War With History
The propaganda battle stretches well into the past. Official Serbia boasts of its defiant and heroic history. The only problem is the facts.
10 Nov 05
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