• Croatia and the EU
  Author:  Ines Sabalic
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 06 June, 2007
  In an extract from her regular column in Globus (Zagreb), one of Croatia's best known journalists comments on the respective standing of some of the former Yugoslav successor states
  

• 'We were all close to going crazy'
  Author:  Garth Cartwright
  Uploaded:  Thursday, 24 May, 2007
  Profile of Bosnian singer Amira, who will visit the UK for the first time in June, giving concerts in London and Manchester with the Gypsy group Taraf de Haïdouks. Her debut album 'Rosa', which included some innovative reinterpretations of traditional sevdah music, has been widely praised.
  

• Serbian paramilitary leader Legija among 12 jailed for Ðindic murder
  Author:  Ian Traynor
  Uploaded:  Thursday, 24 May, 2007
  Report in The Guardian (London) on the conclusion to the trial of premier Ðindic's assassins, which leaves the political motives for the crime unexplained
  

• Kosovo - the end game
  Author:  Sonja Biserko
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 09 May, 2007
  Authoritative critique by a major democratic analyst from Serbia of the entire range of arguments deployed by the Serbian political elite on the issue of Kosovo
  

• Kosovo - the ultimate myth
  Author:  Dubravka Stojanovic
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 09 May, 2007
  Eloquent article by a prominent Serbian historian argues that Serbia 'lost' Kosovo from the moment it annexed it in 1912-13
  

• Vojislav Koštunica and the assassination of Zoran Ðindic
  Author:  Vladimir Mijatovic
  Uploaded:  Thursday, 19 April, 2007
  Report in the independent weekly Feral Tribune (Split) on the murky background to the Belgrade trial of those charged with the 2003 murder of Serbian premier Zoran Ðindic
  

• Letter to The International Herald Tribune from Milosevic’s prosecutor
  Author:  Geoffrey Nice
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 18 April, 2007
  The man who led the prosecution of Slobodan Milosevic from 2002 to 2006 condemns in forthright terms the decision taken by chief ICTY prosecutor Carla Del Ponte to do a deal with Belgrade over the withholding of vital documents from public scrutiny
  

• Some local reactions to the ICJ ruling
  Author:  Žarko Puhovski, Ivan Lovrenovic, Jelena Lovric, Srda Popovic, Mirko Filipovic and others
  Uploaded:  Wednesday, 18 April, 2007
  Eight notable reactions by democrats in Bosnia, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia to the findings of the International Court of Justice in respect of Bosnia's lawsuit charging Serbia and Montenegro with genocide
  

• The roots of anti-modern political culture in Serbia
  Author:  Olga Popovic Obradovic
  Uploaded:  Friday, 13 April, 2007
  Translation of the last substantial essay written by the late Serbian historian before her tragically premature death
  

• Maintaining ICTY co-operation as a condition for SAA talks with Serbia
  Author:  Serbian Human-Rights NGOs
  Uploaded:  Monday, 09 April, 2007
  Letter from an authoritative group of Serbian NGOs to EU heads of government stressing how important it is for the future of democracy in Serbia that the EU maintain its insistence on cooperation with the Hague tribunal as a condition for further integration into European institutions
  

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