Vojvodina Autonomy Drive
The province of Vojvodina is demanding that the Serbian authorities restore its former autonomous status.
3 Aug 01
Croatia
REPORT: Milosevic Chooses Solitary
Given the chance to integrate into detention community with fellow inmates the ex-president has opted for solitude.
28 Jul 01
VIEWPOINT: Croatia Still Holds Out Against The Hague
The 'reformist' government's position on war crimes is little different from that of the Tudjman regime.
28 Jul 01
ANALYSIS: Crimes in the 'Homeland War'
For the first time, the Hague tribunal openly fingers Croatian citizens, including the former president, of war crimes in Croatia.
28 Jul 01
Racan Respite Could Be Short-lived
Croatia's prime minister may have been bolstered by parliament's vote of confidence but questions remain over his competence.
25 Jul 01
VIEWPOINT: The 'Politicised' Tribunal
Western political control of the court prejudices the judicial process and casts doubt over whether Milosevic can get a fair trial.
21 Jul 01
Noose Around Markovic Tightens
Mirjana Markovic, the wife of Hague indictee Slobodan Milosevic, could soon find herself under arrest.
20 Jul 01
Racan Emerges from Crisis Strengthened
Croatian prime minister Ivica Racan weathers confidence vote over decision to extradite two army generals to The Hague
18 Jul 01
VIEWPOINT: Accountability or Absolution?
Milosevic's transfer is a triumph for justice, but it remains to be seen whether the case will awaken a broader sense of responsibility within Serbia.
14 Jul 01
REGIONAL REPORT: Croatian Serb Scapegoats
The authorities in Croatia are arresting innocent Serbs to diffuse nationalist anger over the detention of Croat war crimes suspects.
14 Jul 01
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