• Kosovo sees continuing infiltration by Islamists
  Author:  Stephen Schwartz
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 03 February, 2010
  Informative survey of persistent Saudi-financed Wahhabi infiltration of Kosovo, which represents a real danger to regional stability and the consolidation of democratic governance in Kosovo
  

• Croatia must defend Bosnia. So should Serbia…
  Author:  Marko Attila Hoare
  Uploaded:  Saturday, 30 January, 2010
  Robust defence of outgoing Croatian president Stjepan Mesic's warning that any attempt by RS to secede from Bosnia-Herzegovina should be prevented by military force if necessary in order to safeguard regional stability
  

• Belgrade and Banja Luka: working together to partition Bosnia-Herzegovina
  Author:  Sonja Biserko
  Uploaded:  Saturday, 30 January, 2010
  The director of Serbia's Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia analyses the relationship between Serbian and RS leaders that 'represents the most serious obstacle to stability in the region'.
  

• Serbia and Croatia: Overcoming the Past
  Author:  Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia
  Uploaded:  Thursday, 28 January, 2010
  The influential Serbian NGO argues that Belgrade must accept what outgoing Croatian president Stjepan Mesic has called the 'new architecture' of the region if Serbia's relations with its neighbours are to be put on a stable and non-conflictual basis
  

• Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina: key to regional stability
  Author:  Sonja Biserko
  Uploaded:  Thursday, 28 January, 2010
  First of an impressive series of analyses of relations between Belgrade, Sarajevo and Banja Luka,in the light of the constitutional impasse in B-H and the failure of the international community to come to grips adequately with the real problems
  

• CoE Proposes Multilateral Conference on Bosnia
  Author:  Balkan Insight
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 27 January, 2010
  The Council of Europe is proposing a multilateral conference on Bosnia to break the current constitutional impasse, caused primarily in the short term by the stance of RS, though more fundamentally by the unworkable Dayton set-up itself
  

• RS leaders say they will hold census
  Author:  Balkan Insight
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 27 January, 2010
  Report on the latest in the continuing attempts by RS leaders to consolidate the results of wartime ethnic cleansing
  

• 'Much as I like the Slovenes I still think we should have gone to the ICJ'
  Author:  Ivo Josipovic
  Uploaded:  Saturday, 23 January, 2010
  Newly elected Croatian president Ivo Josipovic tells the Ljubljana paper Delo that he favours good relations between Croatia and neighbouring states, in an interview on the occasion of departing president Stipe Mesic’s farewell visit to Slovenia. Most questions related to the Croatian-Slovenian border conflict.
  

• Croatia and Serbia: friends or foes?
  Author:  Stipe Mesic interviewed on Pešcanik
  Uploaded:  Thursday, 07 January, 2010
  Departing Croatian president Stipe Mesic talks to reporter Ivan Kuzminovic from the Serbian radio programme Pešcanik [Hourglass] about Croatian-Serbian relations, the situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina, his conflict with the Croatian Catholic hierarchy, and attempts in Croatia and Serbia to revise the history of the Communist-led anti-fascist resistance.
  

• Broken Bosnia needs Western attention
  Author:  Morton Abramowitz, Paddy Ashdown, William Hague, James Hooper, and James O’Brien
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 30 December, 2009
  Authoritative appeal, published in The Financial Times, for a 'robust international approach', focusing on 'a single goal: a central government in Bosnia effective enough to meet the responsibilities of EU and Nato membership'
  

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