Skopje Talks Survive PM Setback
Harsh words by the Macedonian prime minister nearly derail negotiations, as international mediators struggle to keep the dialogue on track.
Harsh words by the Macedonian prime minister nearly derail negotiations, as international mediators struggle to keep the dialogue on track.
The international community is coming down hard on Kosovars seen as working against peace in Macedonia
Tensions between Macedonians and Albanians continue to rise, despite the recent cease-fire agreement between the security forces and the NLA.
As a result of the concerted efforts of Europe, the United States and others, democracy, free markets and the protection of human rights are now the goals of most people in the Balkans.
Speculation is rife that elite NATO troops are closing in on Hague war crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic
NLA occupation of Tetovo villages provokes evacuation of local Macedonians
Croatian prime minister Ivica Racan weathers confidence vote over decision to extradite two army generals to The Hague
Milosevic's transfer is a triumph for justice, but it remains to be seen whether the case will awaken a broader sense of responsibility within Serbia.
The authorities in Croatia are arresting innocent Serbs to diffuse nationalist anger over the detention of Croat war crimes suspects.
Krajisnik's uncooperative defence receive no disclosure, while the helpful Plavsic looks set for a provisional release pending trial.