EU Eager for Larger Kosovo Role but Lacks Strategy
If Brussels aims to replace the United Nations in the protectorate, it will have to consolidate and streamline its presence there first.
If Brussels aims to replace the United Nations in the protectorate, it will have to consolidate and streamline its presence there first.
American-Albanians appear to hope Kerry victory will put Kosovo back on the foreign policy agenda.
Life is difficult for the people of Moldova and Transdniester, and confusion over the unofficial border that divides them only adds to the misery.
There is increasing international unease over the unaccountable and unsupervised powers of Bosnia’s High Representative.
US recognition of Macedonia as the country’s official title is welcomed locally, but meets hostility from Greece.
Many Bosnians blame high cancer rates on NATO’s use of depleted uranium munitions in 1995, but scientists remain divided over the alleged link.
Families accuse Podgorica officials of trying to protect their childrens’ assailants.
Albania’s opposition has seized on the transcript of an incriminating conversation that the premier allegedly held back in 1997.
The transfer of Hague tribunal cases to former Yugoslavia is regarded as vital for the war crimes justice process - but it is fraught with difficulty.
Activists who helped topple Milosevic played a key role in the formation of the Ukrainian protest movement - but can now only watch events and wait from afar.