Radovan Karadzic, Sarajevo is not your city, and you have no right to say that it is, just as you do not have the right to say in public, even if it’s in court, that someone has dug up bones around Bosnia and brought them to Srebrenica to make a fake graveyard. This is insulting.
Kosovo: Gjilan Votes Sunday for Mayor
Pristina | 13 March 2010
US Slams Albania Secret Service Bill
Tirana | 12 March 2010The US Ambassador in Tirana panned on Friday a series of proposed amendments to the law on the State Security Service, SHISH.
Bad Quake Could Flatten Pristina’s New Builds
Pristina | 12 March 2010A mild earthquake on Wednesday has raised concerns about the number of illegal builds – most of which could not withstand a severe quake, experts warn.
One-Way Tickets to a Belgian Promised Land
Presevo, Belgrade, Brussels, Kumanovo | 11 March 2010 | By Driton Salihu, Gjeraqina Tuhina, Dejan Anastasijevic, Pedja Obradovic and Miomir Serafinovic
Presevo
Balkan Insight's undercover reporter took a 35 hour bus trip from Presevo in Serbia's south, to Namur in Belgium, in the company of economic migrants desperately seeking a better future in the EU.
Fraud Claims in Kosovo Serb Church Under Spotlight
Belgrade | 11 March 2010 | By Bojana Barlovac
Bishop Artemije
Investigations into alleged shady goings-on in the diocese of Prizren-Raska prompt demands for the powerful Serbian Orthodox Church to be more transparent on money matters.
Veteran Leader’s Imminent Exit Divides Montenegro
Podgorica | 10 March 2010 | By Nedjeljko Rudovic
Milo Djukanovic (archive)
As Milo Djukanovic confirms that he will soon step down, his fellow Montenegrins argue about whether fatigue or foreign pressure is the main reason why he is bowing out.
Ganic Arrest May Unleash Balkan Legal War
Sarajevo | 09 March 2010 | By Sabina Niksic
Ejup Ganic
Fear of tit-for-tat arrests grows, as Serbia is accused of seeking former Bosnian leader’s seizure in London as part of a political campaign to divert blame for wartime atrocities.
Serbia: 'De-euroisation' the key to Financial Stability
Belgrade | 10 March 2010 | By Vera Ovanin
5000 dinar-note
Serbia’s aim to reduce widespread use of the euro to boost macroeconomic stability hinges on lower inflation and strengthening of its flagging local currency, the dinar.
Crisis Will Not Shake Fundamentals of Greek Diplomacy
By Aristotle Tziampiris09 March 2010 In spite of its current economic troubles, the broad thrust of Greek foreign policy – on the Macedonia name dispute and other issues – will remain unaltered.
Kosovo’s ‘Year of Privatisation’ Sparks Concern
By Besiana Xharra11 March 2010 As the country gears up to a grand sale of state-run behemoths, opposition parties and trade unionists voice concern, pointing to the patchy results of previous privatisation rounds.
Momo Kapor: Pop Nationalist
By Slobodan Georgijev11 March 2010 Hailed as the first of a generation of novelists who challenged the prevailing othodoxy in the former Yugoslavia, Kapor drew criticism for his arch nationalism during the wars in Croatia and Bosnia.
