An Audience with Kadare
Ismail Kadare, Albania's best-known poet and novelist, talks to IWPR about his hopes and fears for the region.
Ismail Kadare, Albania's best-known poet and novelist, talks to IWPR about his hopes and fears for the region.
Brussels and Belgrade both celebrated the Montenegrin electoral results, but they are seriously misguided if they believe the disintegration of Yugoslavia can be halted.
The streets of this ethnically mixed town have gone silent, and some Albanian families have fled. As gun-ships fly nearby, a nervous population watches the conflict edge closer.
Albanian radicals undermine political efforts to resolve the Macedonian crisis as the army prepares for a fresh offensive.
Many Albanians, it seems, are not motivated by the idea of a Greater Albania.
Albanians fighters are again preparing for battle after apparently running out of patience with the Macedonian government
People in the Balkans will continue to reject the war crimes tribunal for as long as they refuse to search for the truth.
Slobodan Milosevic may be behind bars, but he continues to threaten Balkan stability
President Bush may have retreated on his pledge to withdraw troops from Bosnia, but Europe remains concerned about his commitment to the region.
To the relief of many, the Americans have decided to flex their political and military muscle in Bosnia