Serbia Pulling in Western Funds
Foreign investors seemingly unfazed by Serbia’s numerous economic and political problems.
21 Feb 05
Serbia
Serbian Reformer's Win Could Spur Progress
The election victory of Boris Tadic is likely to kick-start reforms in Serbia – if his pact with Kostunica survives.
21 Feb 05
Prosecution Plan to Torpedo Legija Defence
Legija may have little to stand on unless he can prove sensational claims about the involvement of senior officials in drugs smuggling.
21 Feb 05
Serbian Roma Battle Silent Prejudice
The barriers may be less overt than in some countries but this desperately poor community still faces enormous discrimination.
21 Feb 05
Judges Weigh Risks of Forcing Lawyer on Milosevic
Imposing a counsel on the ailing defendant might speed up the case, but could still backfire horribly.
21 Feb 05
Montenegro's Out-of-Step Opposition
Disappointment with Milo Djukanovic may be rising, but the old opposition parties are not benefiting much.
21 Feb 05
Comment: Serbia Gets Another Chance
Newly appointed reform-minded president merits Europeans and American support.
21 Feb 05
Bosnia: Serbs Threaten Constitutional Crisis
Republika Srpska to step up defiant response to Ashdown sackings.
21 Feb 05
Investigation: Kosovo's Over-Politicised University
From politicians doubling up as lecturers to student leaders preoccupied with “the national question”, the University of Prishtina is an institution crying out for reform.
21 Feb 05
Croatian Minister Pays Up to Keep Journalist Out of Jail
Justice minister’s controversial decision to stop a journalist from going to prison has put the country’s libel laws under the spotlight.
21 Feb 05
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