The UN's Mea Culpa Over Srebrenica
With uncharacteristic frankness the UN has admitted liability in the deaths of thousands of civilians murdered by Serbian forces in the so-called UN "safe haven".
10 Nov 05
Serbia
The Cult Of Milosevic
The personality cult surrounding Yugoslav President Milosevic has reached a new crescendo over recent weeks following calls to deem him 'national hero'.
10 Nov 05
Draskovic Uncomfortable, But Uncompromising In Istanbul.
Iconoclastic Serb nationalist Vuk Draskovic - ever ready to evoke centuries of Ottoman Turkish rule over his motherland - visited Istanbul last week with offerings for the OSCE, new navigators of Serb destiny.
10 Nov 05
Mixed Reaction To Srebrenica Report
The soldiers of DutchBat III have escaped serious criticism from UN investigators studying the Srebrenica massacre. It is news welcomed with much relief in Dutch official circles - but by great anger among the survivors.
10 Nov 05
Justice Delayed In Kosovo
Kosovo is a legal vacuum, with uncertain laws, missing judges and
10 Nov 05
Kosovo Abandoned?
Ethnic Albanian demands for independence and continued reprisals against
10 Nov 05
Kosovo Waits For The Vote
The international community remains dogged by the question of when to hold
10 Nov 05
Oil Shipments Delayed Again By Yugoslav Customs
European Union (EU) oil, intended for the opposition controlled towns of Nis and Pirot, was still being held up by Yugoslav customs control at Presevo on Friday morning.
10 Nov 05
Belgrade's Paramilitaries Set Up Base In Montenegro
Former Yugoslav Army chief Momcilo Perisic says squads of well-paid, battle-hardened troops are setting up base in Montenegro - loyal only to Belgrade and promising only trouble for the tiny republic.
10 Nov 05
Draskovic's Party Charges Serb Secret Police With Assassination Attempt
The Serbian Renewal Movement has finally released the evidence behind its claim that the Serbian State Security Service was involved in an attempt to assassinate party leader Vuk Draskovic.
10 Nov 05
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