REGIONAL REPORT
Serbian government set to proceed with extraditions to The Hague to meet US aid deadline.
Serbian government set to proceed with extraditions to The Hague to meet US aid deadline.
Senior officials are implicated in the narcotics trade just as the authorities pledge to get tough on the scourge.
Soaring unemployment and falling investment is pushing Bosnia closer to the abyss, but politicians show little sign of even starting to come to grips with the crisis.
Huge fines could spell the end of newspaper with reputation for scathing criticism of the authorities.
Government attempts to restore nationalised property to its original owners are running into trouble.
The Perisic espionage scandal could further weaken Premier Zoran Djindjic and deprive Serbia of much needed US financial aid.
Nationalist pledges to compromise on constitutional changes are viewed with suspicion.
The recent deal preserving the union of Serbia and Montenegro has delighted the international community but left many Serbs wondering if there is anything worth preserving.
Kosovars are divided over the impact the new union between Serbia and Montenegro could have on their efforts to achieve independence.