Macedonia: Farewell To FYROM
US recognition of Macedonia as the country’s official title is welcomed locally, but meets hostility from Greece.
21 Feb 05
Macedonia
Bosnians say NATO Bombs Brought Angel of Death
Many Bosnians blame high cancer rates on NATO’s use of depleted uranium munitions in 1995, but scientists remain divided over the alleged link.
21 Feb 05
Montenegro: Authorities Face Murder Cover-up Claims
Families accuse Podgorica officials of trying to protect their childrens’ assailants.
21 Feb 05
Macedonia Faces Fresh Turmoil as PM Quits
Premier’s unexpected resignation may lead to re-alignment in Macedonian politics.
21 Feb 05
Bringing War Crimes Justice Back Home
The transfer of Hague tribunal cases to former Yugoslavia is regarded as vital for the war crimes justice process - but it is fraught with difficulty.
21 Feb 05
Lawyers Attack Political Pressures in Macedonia Trial
Government may be disappointed in its hopes of a fast end to trial of four policemen accused of killing a group of economic migrants.
21 Feb 05
Serb Activists Helped Inspire Ukraine Protests
Activists who helped topple Milosevic played a key role in the formation of the Ukrainian protest movement - but can now only watch events and wait from afar.
21 Feb 05
Comment: NATO Stays the Course in the Balkans
Replacement of SFOR by the EU’s new force for Bosnia does not mean NATO is any less committed to stability.
21 Feb 05
Investigation: Will Europe Take on Bosnia's Mafia?
The war on organised crime is seen as the major problem facing Bosnia, yet the new European security force has dropped it from its mandate.
21 Feb 05
Rebel Village Feels Cheated by Peace Deal
The end of the 2001 conflict has left ex-fighters feeling they gained little from handing over their guns.
21 Feb 05
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