Kosovo Assembly Murals Enrage Serbs
New building’s décor angers both Serbs and guardians of good taste.
New building’s décor angers both Serbs and guardians of good taste.
Desire to control once-feared agency remains tempting to many democratic politicians.
Delegates to IWPR round table discuss problems bedevilling the region's press.
Alarm at political protests masks underlying questions about how foreign investors are treated.
New government promises to press ahead with reforms, though there are question marks over its ability to deliver.
Despite the untimely death of president Boris Trajkovski, his biggest legacy is a constitutional settlement that can survive such shocks to the political system.
Albanians and Serbs agree on one thing – that the latest EU plan will not work.
Years of underinvestment have left a system that was a showcase for socialism in ruins.
A battle is going on for the soul of the party led by Serbia’s fallen strongman.
Muddle over search for Macedonian president’s body fuels debate about effectiveness of Bosnian institutions.