Balkans

The Price Of The Mark For Serbia

The introduction of the German mark as a parallel currency in Montenegro could have a substantial impact on the economy in Serbia.

10 Nov 05

Kosovo Cash Crunch

While the international community acknowledges that billions of US dollars are needed for reconstruction in Kosovo, foreign investors confront serious risks when it comes to committing hard cash.

10 Nov 05

Losers Cry Foul As Macedonia Elects New President

Albanians have helped elect the candidate of the Macedonian nationalist party. But widespread claims of electoral fraud have cast a shadow over the poll and will almost certainly lead to political conflict.

10 Nov 05

The UN's Mea Culpa Over Srebrenica

With uncharacteristic frankness the UN has admitted liability in the deaths of thousands of civilians murdered by Serbian forces in the so-called UN "safe haven".

10 Nov 05

Croatia Faces Constitutional Crisis

Recent up-beat reports on the president's health have been greeted with scepticism within Croatia, where observers fear the ruling party will stop at nothing to retain their hold on political power.

10 Nov 05

The Cult Of Milosevic

The personality cult surrounding Yugoslav President Milosevic has reached a new crescendo over recent weeks following calls to deem him 'national hero'.

10 Nov 05

Mixed Reaction To Srebrenica Report

The soldiers of DutchBat III have escaped serious criticism from UN investigators studying the Srebrenica massacre. It is news welcomed with much relief in Dutch official circles - but by great anger among the survivors.

10 Nov 05
Support local journalists