Serbian Corruption Endemic
A decade of the Milosevic regime has left a society mired in corruption
6 Sep 05
Balkans
Bosnia Faces Child Crime Crisis
A dramatic rise in juvenile delinquency across Bosnia has presented the authorities in the war-torn country with yet another deeply worrying problem they are ill equipped to address.
6 Sep 05
New Twist in Serbian Bank Scandal
A former banker suspected of massive fraud has mysteriously been allowed to leave the country.
6 Sep 05
Education Law Splits Albanians
Albanian political parties in Macedonia are increasingly at odds over the government's higher education policy
6 Sep 05
Croatian Indictments Expected
There are signs that alleged Croatian war criminals may soon be brought to justice.
6 Sep 05
Breaking the Silence
The verdict against Filipovic has criminalised the truth. But the case has also helped force open the issue of war crimes in Serbia, and free speech, in the end, never loses.
6 Sep 05
Kosovo Daily Shut Down
International officials shut down Dita after it failed to pay a fine for an article naming alleged Serb war crimals
6 Sep 05
Covert Business in Croatia Knows No Boundaries
Dodgy deals and smuggling rings continue to grab front-page headlines in Croatia. Now Marko Milosevic, son of the Yugoslav president, is in the frame.
6 Sep 05
Confrontation Over Ferhadija Mosque
Temperatures rise in Banja Luka over plans by an Islamic organisation to rebuild Ferhadija mosque without the necessary permits
6 Sep 05
Dispute Over Need for Monitors
An OSCE decision to continue monitoring democracy in Macedonia provokes controversy ahead of next month's local elections
6 Sep 05
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