Balkans
Serb Paramilitaries Seal Off Kosovo
Serb extremists are exacting their revenge on Kosovo Albanians linked to the political opposition or the West - including local aid workers, human rights groups and journalists.
The Extra-legal Intervention
Unlike the strikes in Bosnia in 1995, NATO does not have UN authorisation to proceed with the bombing of Serbia and Montenegro. It is also unlikely to be able to avoid the use of ground troops. Whatever the events, NATO is in the Balkans to stay.
Albania On The Verge
While senior figures both inside government and in the opposition continue to squabble like village politicians, Albania verges closer towards a direct involvement in the war.
Apres Slobo, the Deluge
The real nightmare scenario began when the bombing started and chaos broke out across Kosovo. One way or another, it is likely that the West will be dragged in on the ground. As for Milosevic, his only goal is probably to remain in control of Serbia, even
Macedonia In The Middle
While the West prepares for air strikes, people in Macedonia fear that Yugoslavia will attack it in revenge for serving as a NATO base.
Bracing for the Backlash
In the hours before the onset of the NATO attacks Kosovo collapsed into a state of fear. This was a time for survival, and Albanians were trying to find shelter against the inevitable reprisals.
Kupreskici & Others Trial: Adapting to Blaskic's version of the Ahmici events
By Mirko Klarin