VMRO-DPMNE candidate Boris Trajkovski swung last month's presidential elections in Macedonia, despite allegations of vote fraud, notably in the west of the country. But what does it mean for ethnic harmony in the country?
Dragutin Hedl reflects on the legacy of Croatia's leader - Tudjman the Tito fan, the fanatical nationalist, the lover of luxury and hoarder of riches, his country's self-proclaimed hero - and its wrecker.
The escalating crime plaguing post-conflict Kosovo is forcing the people of Peja to abandon their streets before nightfall. Patience is wearing thin with the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) and its failure to deliver security.
On December 13 the UN witnessed a pact setting up an Interim Administration with space for both Hashim Thaci and Ibrahim Rugova around its table. But can more Albanian involvement in the executive halt the escalating violence plaguing the province?
After all the battles he has started and lost in the region, Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic has finally taken aim at Montenegro says its president Milo Djukanovic.
Prosecution witness provides assessment of JNA and VJ record in Balkan conflict.
Telephone intercepts appear to expose Milosevic role in Croatian and Bosnian conflicts.
Experts fear the former president may get off genocide charge because the burden of proof is too high.
Belgrade's continued non-cooperation casts a shadow over war crimes judges' visit to tribunal.
War crimes process in Serbia held up by a political will and unreformed judicial system.
