New Danger From Ugandan Rebel Group?
An Islamic guerrilla group previously thought to be a spent force is regrouping and rearming, according to Ugandan security officials.
Iraqi Voters Approve Constitution
After investigating fraud claims for 10 days, election officials announce nearly 80 per cent of voters supported the document.
Split Sunni Referendum Vote Could Prevent Constitution Veto
Mixed outcome emerges in Sunni Arab areas, with some saying a resounding “no” to the constitution, but many others a qualified “yes”.
End to National Service Cheers Young Romanians
Long-awaited abolition of conscript army designed to bring Bucharest into line with its new NATO partners.
Bosnian Farmers Protest Against Flood of Imports
Striking farmers have built a tent village outside Sarajevo in protest against the regional free trade deals that they say are ruining them.
Comment: Serbia's Prophets of Doom
Serbian doomsayers ignore positive developments across the region.
Montenegro: Cabinet Sparks Reform Fears
Economists and opposition deputies are unconvinced by prime minister's choice of ministers to lead the country out of poverty.
Serbia: Djindjic Versus Dinkic
Premier's campaign against popular federal bank governor marks final break-up of reformist camp.
Macedonia: Customs Corruption Cleanout
New customs service management to tackle widespread corruption losing the state millions of euro annually.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.