Serbia

VIEWPOINT: An Audience with Milosevic

Milosevic may mock his victims from The Hague tribunal, but it's their best hope of getting justice.

ANALYSIS: Morals Don't Earn Money

Serbia's prime minister has betrayed the hopes of those who expected a change in morality to accompany the change of regime after the fall of Slobodan Milosevic

ANALYSIS: Milosevic's Revenge

Slobodan Milosevic seeks to take revenge on Serbia for the humiliations heaped upon him and his family.

Serbia: Extradition Deadline 'Extended'

Washington appears to have given Serbia more time to extradite war crimes suspects.

Serbia: Pavkovic Changes Sides

The Yugoslav president's control over the army has been seriously shaken.

REGIONAL REPORT

Serbian government set to proceed with extraditions to The Hague to meet US aid deadline.

Foca Prison Warden Convicted: Krnojelac guilty for failing to restrain or punish subordinates

Serbia: Property Restitution Row

Government attempts to restore nationalised property to its original owners are running into trouble.

New Questions Raised Over Kosovo's Future

Kosovars are divided over the impact the new union between Serbia and Montenegro could have on their efforts to achieve independence.

Serbia: Spy Affair Deals Djindjic Hefty Blow

The Perisic espionage scandal could further weaken Premier Zoran Djindjic and deprive Serbia of much needed US financial aid.