Contents

• A European Shame
  by Branka Magas

• The Dayton Nazis
  by Ivan Lovrenovic
• Chronology of events: September - October 2003
• Ante Markovic's testimony
  by Novi List
• His weakness gave him strength
  by Ivan Lovrenovic
• Alija Izetbegovic
  by Paddy Ashdown
• Alija Izetbegovic
  by Richard Holbrooke
• Miroslav Deronjic, librarian of death
  by Emir Suljagic
• Officers Say Bosnian Massacre Was Deliberate
  by MarliseSimons, The Hague
• RS Police Continues to Intimidate the Bosniaks of Prijedor
  by Ekrem Tinjak
• Glamoc abandoned
  by Presented by András Riedlmayer
• Lords of the Eastern Border
  by Hasan Hadžic

• The Eternal Flame
  by Dejan Anastasijevic
• Serbian gendarmes under American command
  by Dejan Anastasijevic
• Goran Radosaljevic (Guri): a profile
  by Dragoslav Grujic
• Serbia Will Send Troops and Police to Afghanistan
  by Elaine Sciolino, Belgrade
• The Telecom affair: commission fees, bribes and secret accounts
  by Miša Brkic

• The Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia
  by an interview with Sonja Biserko, president of HOS
• The Yugoslav wars: civil wars or Serbian aggression?
  by Milenko Markovic
• A president with genocide in his heart
  by Bojan Al-Pinto Brkic
• Schools as Nurseries of Ethnic Antagonism
  by Sead Hadžovic
• Serbian general testifies against Miloševic
  by Mirko Klarin
• The Scandal in Prohor Pcinjski
  by Rade Vukosav

• What kind of army for Serbia and Montenegro?
  by Milka Tadic-Mijovic

• Nothing Is Left
  by Marko Attila Hoare

• On the Sarajevo Film Festival
  by Vanda Vucicevic - interview with Miro Purivatra (festival director)

• Frank McCloskey
  by Friends of Bosnia

• Diary

Search our archives: