Economy Fuels Unrest in Bosnia
Rampant unemployment, corruption and the worst drought in 50 years are fueling social unrest in Bosnia
1 Sep 00
Balkans
Montenegrin Immigrant Trade
Montenegrin criminals are profiting from the growing trade in illegal immigrants
29 Aug 00
Kandic - The Next Filipovic?
A leading Belgrade human rights activist may be charged following an article highlighting Yugoslav Army involvement in war crimes in Kosovo.
29 Aug 00
Comment: Imprisoned By the Truth
Father Sava, the "Internet monk" and renowned moderate on Kosovo's Serbian National Council, writes exclusively to IWPR with his comments on the seven-year prison sentence handed down to Kraljevo journalist Miroslav Filipovic.
22 Aug 00
Organised Prostitution in Macedonia
While prostitution and trafficking of women in Macedonia thrives, the authorities appear incapable of halting the spread of this illegal trade
22 Aug 00
Milosevic's Forbidden City
Deep in the forests of Mount Cnri Vrh a villa used by Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic sits above a mysterious underground complex
22 Aug 00
Croatia Cautious Over Balkan Summit
Croatian Prime Minister Racan hesitates over French initiative for Balkan-European Union summit in Zagreb.
18 Aug 00
Rising Body Count Threatens Elections
A recent spate of killings, politically related or not, is threatening to undermine Kosovo's October municipal elections.
18 Aug 00
Milosevic's Winning Campaign
Five weeks ahead of federal elections in Yugoslavia, the ruling party seems to be well ahead of the opposition in the propaganda campaign.
18 Aug 00
Building on the Airlie Agreement
The Airlie Declaration, by Kosovo Albanian and Serb representatives, has raised hopes for reconciliation. But only the participants can make it work.
16 Aug 00
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