Bosnia: Serb Police Target Karadzic Informer
Milan Lukic passed information on the ex-Bosnian Serb leader to The Hague, and his brother appears to have paid the price.
21 Feb 05
Serbia
Legija Surrender Poses Test for Kostunica
Opposition insists government wants to use testimony of key witness in Djindjic trial to discredit its rivals.
21 Feb 05
Trouble Brewing for Kosovo Entrepreneurs
Customs duties and marketing failures are just some of the reasons why Kosovo businesses struggle to break even.
21 Feb 05
South Serbia Albanians Seek Consensus on Region's Future
Most locals remain wary of the militants who promise union with Kosovo.
21 Feb 05
Parade of Eccentrics Raises Smiles in Serbian Poll
No-hopers are flocking once again to take part in a presidential race that they cannot win.
21 Feb 05
Radicals Test the Ground in Drenica
In the old heartland of the KLA a new paramilitary force is trying to win support.
21 Feb 05
Radicals Profit From Serbia's Dirty Presidential Battle
Ultra-nationalists may benefit most from war of words between pro-democracy candidates over the death of former prime minister Djindjic.
21 Feb 05
Nostalgia Grows for Tito's Lost World
Social and economic instability prompt many Balkan citizens to yearn for a time of order and prosperity.
21 Feb 05
Probing the Balkans
BCR investigations, examples of which are summarised below, have generated much debate on some of the most troubling problems and issues in the region (BCR No 500, 28-May-04)
21 Feb 05
Crossing Divides
IWPR’s Balkan Crisis Report has worked to build good journalistic practice in the region over five years of momentous change, but challenges still lie ahead.
21 Feb 05
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