Balkans

VIEWPOINT: Could Serbia Hold War Crimes Trials?

Serbian jurisprudence provides for war crimes trials, but its questionable whether judges and prosecutors would be up to the task.

6 Oct 01

Many ethnic Macedonians are fed up with what they see as the West's excessively pro-Albanian policy.

5 Oct 01

Terrorist attacks in the USA have triggered a witch-hunt against mujahedin in Bosnia.

5 Oct 01

Twelve months after the overthrow of Milosevic, Serbs are worse off economically but at least they now have hope

5 Oct 01

Belgrade leaders cancel revolution anniversary celebrations fearing they may draw attention to their unfulfilled election promises

5 Oct 01

Human rights advocates are pressing Croatia to improve the lot of its downtrodden Roma community.

3 Oct 01

Serbia is looking to make political capital out of the US-led campaign against terrorism.

3 Oct 01

The issue of independence is expected to dominate campaigning for forthcoming Kosovo elections.

3 Oct 01

NATO embarks on a complex task of helping to stitch a divided and embittered Macedonia back together.

3 Oct 01

Tribunal chief prosecutor is close to finalising new indictments against the former Yugoslav leader

29 Sep 01

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