War Crimes Overshadow Memories of Victory
Supporters of an open debate on Operation Storm war crimes face opposition from the public, most of whom remember it with unqualified approval.
4 Aug 05
Croatia
Croatia: Far Right Punishes Sanader
Spate of incidents linked to premier’s efforts to boost European Union membership prospects.
2 Aug 05
Mesic Triumph Shakes Sanader's Grip on Power
Disappointing HDZ show in presidential poll may have a knock-on effect on ruling party’s results in local elections.
2 Aug 05
Language Battle Divides Schools
Plans to introduce Bosnian language classes in schools have angered Serb nationalists and leave most locals puzzled.
2 Aug 05
Croatia Gets Tough in Hunt for Gotovina
Search intensifies as Brussels makes it clear the general must be caught before accession talks start.
2 Aug 05
Sanader Isolated As EU Dream Crumbles
As accession talks with Brussels are put off over the Gotovina issue, Croatia's centrist leaders face a reckoning with the forces of isolationism and nationalism.
2 Aug 05
Macedonians Rail Against “Biased” Boskoski Indictment
While Albanians applaud Hague prosecutors' action, Macedonians say it reflects a lopsided view of the 2001 conflict.
2 Aug 05
Acquittal Dismays Macedonian Government
Macedonia trial fails to shed light on killing of seven Asians that stained the country’s international reputation.
2 Aug 05
Balkan War Crimes Justice Breakthrough
A new regional coalition aims to set wartime atrocity record straight and bring justice to victims.
2 Aug 05
Serbia: Mladic “Recruited” Infamous Scorpions
Hague indictee personally enlisted services of Serb volunteer unit recently implicated in Bosnian atrocity.
2 Aug 05
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