IWPR
Institute for War & Peace Reporting
Police attempts to regain control of vital coal pits flounder in the face of mass protests
Opinion polls suggest Bosnian nationalist parties will triumph once more in forthcoming general elections
Belgraders are calling for Milosevic and his cronies to be punished for their crimes
Kosovo looks set to become the Taiwan of the Balkans - independent in all but name
IWPR journalist Miroslav Filipovic, recently released from prison after an appeal against his conviction for espionage, describes his Kafkaesque arrest.
The decsion by theYugoslav authorities to free Flora Brovina sends a powerful conciliatory signal to the Kosovo Albanians.
IWPR journalist Miroslav Filipovic, released from prison after an appeal against his conviction for espionage, recalls his first few days of prison life.
Disaffection with the nationalist HDZ is threatening the party's political dominance in its western Herzegovina heartland
Hard lessons learned in Bosnia must influence future international policy in the region
Five years after the signing of the Dayton peace agreement, opinion is fiercely divided over the effectiveness of the accord. Some argue that it is deeply flawed and should be reformed or even scrapped. Others maintain that under the circumstances it offe