Balkans

COURTSIDE: Court Divides Friends

Muslim prosecution witness finds himself up against his old Serbian friend.

COURTSIDE: HVO Soldiers Confront Commanders

Soldiers from the Bosnian Croat army give evidence against their former commanders.

PROFILE: Milutinovic in Limbo

Serbian president Milan Milutinovic has been left in limbo as others decide his fate.

ANALYSIS: Milosevic in Language Dispute

Slobodan Milosevic's grasp of English is at the centre of an unusual procedural dispute.

A Bridge Across the Vardar

Two old colleagues bridge Macedonia's ethnic divide to engage in a frank dialogue, and find that peace is possible - just.

Dialogue in Skopje

NLA Rebels Left in Limbo

Many demobilised NLA soldiers feel unable to go back to their homes and fear they will have little to do when they eventually return.

Zagreb Race Hate Trial

The Croatian government attempts to stem a growing tide of racial hatred.

Is US Balkans Policy Set to Change?

Western analysts are divided over whether US interest in former Yugoslavia will wane following the appalling terrorist attack on America.

Macedonia Braced For New 'Watergate'

Leaked phone transcripts reveal move to block referendum on Macedonian peace agreement.