IWPR
Institute for War & Peace Reporting
Albanians preparing to go to the polls this Sunday are greatly relieved they have avoided the violence of past elections
Croatia's arrest of a Bosnian Muslim leader suspected of war crimes could improve relations between Zagreb and Sarajevo
Wife and son of Milorad Krnojelac make emotional appeals at the witness stand that he be acquitted
The United Nations General Assembly appoints 27 ad-litem judges to boost the benches at The Hague court.
The commander of SFOR in Bosnia says troop cuts will not undermine the
Albanian guerrillas agree to end their insurgency in the south of Serbia
Two years of speculation, pontification and prescription are over - we now know what is going to happen in Kosovo
Croatia's six-party coalition has signally failed to produce the
The streets of this ethnically mixed town have gone silent, and some Albanian families have fled. As gun-ships fly nearby, a nervous population watches the conflict edge closer.
In response to the acceleration in activities and debate around the war crimes tribunal over the past six months, IWPR's Tribunal Update is to expand its coverage of the court. Our aim is both to keep up with the quickening pace of events, and to focus on