Kosovo: UNMIK Flexes Muscles Over Former HQ
Pristina | 03 July 2009UNMIK has reminded EULEX that under resolution 1244 it remains in control of its former headquarters in central Prishtina, now the home of EULEX police.
Lawrence MarzoukInterpol Recalls Bosnia’s Arrest Warrants
Sarajevo | 03 July 2009Interpol has recalled arrest warrants against a group of Bosnian war-time leaders, who have been accused by Serbia of war crimes, media reported on Friday, quoting Bosnian government officials.
Albania Ex-Deputy Minister Cleared of Graft
Tirana | 03 July 2009Albania’s former Deputy Transport Minister Nikolin Jaka, was found innocent by an an appeals court in Tirana on Wednesday, after formerly being convicted of illegally influencing a public tender.
Sanader’s Sudden Exit Shocks Croatia
Zagreb | 02 July 2009 | By Drago Hedl
Prime Minister may be blamed for leaving at worst possible moment, as economic problems threaten to overwhelm the country.
Albania Prime Minister Eyes New Mandate
Tirana | 02 July 2009 | By Besar Likmeta
Stuck in Bosnia Quicksand, West Delays Departure
Sarajevo | 02 July 2009 | By Srecko Latal
Caught between local and international divisions on its future role in the troubled Balkan state, the West again postpones any decision on the fate of the OHR.
Serbian Reformists Assemble New Regional Party
Belgrade | 02 July 2009 | By Marina Rakic
The small G17 Plus party aims to seize the political initiative by uniting several regional parties under one roof.
Sanader’s Legacy is a Bankrupt State
By Boris Dezulovic02 July 2009
Ivo Sanader: A ‘Promising Lad’ who Came Unstuck
By Drago Hedl02 July 2009 The man who hoped to lead Croatia into NATO and the EU was cheated by fate of his second goal.
Subtle Pressures Undermine Croatian Media Independence
By Boris Raseta30 June 2009 Whereas the Tudjman regime challenged the independent media openly in the 1990s, today’s pressures from business, politics and the trend towards tabloidisation are less easy to resist, some journalists say.




















