Vojvodina's Autonomous Opposition
Calls for autonomy are increasing in Serbia's remaining province, causing growing friction within the opposition movement.
16 Nov 05
Balkans
The Price Of The Mark For Serbia
The introduction of the German mark as a parallel currency in Montenegro could have a substantial impact on the economy in Serbia.
16 Nov 05
Podgorica Pays Its Own Way
Montenegro has taken a strong step away from the Yugo zone and towards the euro zone by introducing the German mark as an official currency.
16 Nov 05
An Officer And A Politician
Former Yugoslav chief-of-staff Perisic launched a movement to oust his former boss, Milosevic. But he, too, has been accused of war crimes.
16 Nov 05
For Kosovo's Political Prisoners, The War Continues
While most Kosovo Albanians celebrate an end to the war, the agony goes on for more than 2,000 Kosovo Albanians held in Serbian jails.
16 Nov 05
Serbia's State Swindle
Serbia is short-changing its citizens in almost every aspect of their lives, but still promises to rebuild everything.
16 Nov 05
Trouble Ahead
As the UN struggles to build its presence in Kosovo, the problems it faces mount by the day.
16 Nov 05
Fever Pitch
IWPR's preview to Wednesday's crucial European Championship clash between Yugoslavia and Croatia.
16 Nov 05
Break-Up Beckons
If Belgrade rejects Podgorica's proposal for restructuring the Yugoslav state, an independence referendum will be scheduled for the autumn.
16 Nov 05
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