Bosnia: SFOR Frees Suspected Extremist
The NATO-led peacekeepers' decision to release a Muslim accused of links to al-Qaeda may not be enough to ease fears of human rights abuses.
6 Sep 05
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia: Ethnic Violence on the Rise
Victory of nationalist parties in recent elections may have led to an increase in extremist activity.
6 Sep 05
Cutting Karadzic's Financial Lifeline
Economic measures may assist efforts to capture the wartime Bosnian Serb chief.
6 Sep 05
Invisible Serb Refugees
Thousands of displaced Serbs are struggling to survive in unregistered camps across Serbia - seemingly beyond the reach or the help of the authorities.
6 Sep 05
New Indictments May Follow Seselj Charges
The departure of a Serbian ultra-nationalist for The Hague could herald a series of new indictments against Milosevic regime officials.
6 Sep 05
Republika Srpska Power Company Scandal
Damning report alleges that state-run power company bosses deprived the economy of 90 million US dollars a year.
6 Sep 05
Bosnia: Energy Firm Accused of Fraud
Second electricity company faces allegations of malpractice following audit by international officials.
6 Sep 05
Comment: Can the Nationalists Deliver?
Though heavily criticised for doing so, the High Representative engages with nationalist parties because he believes they will eventually accept reform.
6 Sep 05
Ashdown in Media Storm
The High Representative's perceived support for nationalist politicians has outraged the independent press.
6 Sep 05
Serbia on the Brink
The murder of prime minister Zoran Djindjic threatens to cause civil strife and chaos in Serbia.
6 Sep 05
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