Romania's Danube River Protest
Romanian shippers blockaded the Danube last week in protest against trade losses incurred as a result of the war in Kosovo.
10 Nov 05
Kosovo
Devaluing The Dinar, Like It Or Not
The dinar in the pocket of Serb consumers is worth less by the day, yet the official exchange rate of six to the German mark remains unchanged.
10 Nov 05
Muzzling The Media
The Milosevic regime is resorting to increasingly draconian measures to control Serbia's media.
10 Nov 05
Belgrade Generals Threaten A Battle With An Empty Rifle
According to the old Serbian proverb, 'an empty rifle does not fire'. It is easily used in connection with the threats of a handful of generals, who want to send the Yugoslav Army back into Kosovo, and soon.
10 Nov 05
Montenegro's Relations With Belgrade Get Sourer By The Day
Amid charges of coup attempts and Belgrade's cold shouldering of Podgorica's effort to renegotiate its federative relationship with Serbia, Montenegro slips closer to outright confrontation.
10 Nov 05
Belgrade Protestors - 'Must Do Better Next Time'
A nationwide round of regular anti-regime protests got off to a wet and slightly disappointing start Tuesday: opposition leaders expect people in Belgrade to do better next time, but the protests are gaining strength in the regions.
10 Nov 05
A Violent Peace Breaks Out In Kosovo
Grenade attacks, mysterious murders, bomb threats against US nationals and official warnings - all signs of deteriorating security in Kosovo.
10 Nov 05
Seselj On The Sidelines, Waiting For His Moment
While Serbia's many opposition politicians attempt to oust Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic by a campaign of street protests, another pretender sits and waits - Vojislav Seselj.
10 Nov 05
Bulgaria Escapes Consequences Of Kosovo War, But Not Its Own Economic Blues
Bulgaria's trade deficit has widened this year. However, this should not be attributed to the war in Yugoslavia, but inherent economic weaknesses.
10 Nov 05
The Secretly Sick Man Of Europe - Tudjman Fights Disease And HDZ Decline
The health of President Franjo Tudjman is subject of much speculation in Croatia in the run-up to parliamentary elections. If the opposition wins a two-thirds majority, it may attempt to chop back his near absolutist powers.
10 Nov 05
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