Nenad Pejic

Commentary: Assignment To Harass

Khadija Ismayilova: When Your Principles Become Your Life

Commentary: 'Je Suis Charlie' Is Not Good Enough

What's The Difference Between Putin And Milosevic? About 22 Years

How I Failed To Stop The War In Bosnia

The Results Of Hate Speech And Inaction In Bosnia

Mladic's Arrest. Serbia's Gain.

Biased Balkan TV Helps Forge Differences

Back To The Bad Old Days In Bosnia

The Balkans -- All Talk And No Listening

In Serbia, It's Time To Issue A Warrant For The Truth

The Balkans' Calamity Of Leadership

Would the Balkan countries be better of if their leaders stepped down amidst all these corruption and criminal allegations?

The Balkans Look To 2011 With Cautious Optimism

The Weight Of Wreaths And Words

Another Showdown For The Two Faces Of Serbia

The Suicide Of Multiethnic Sarajevo?

Sarajevo has always been proud of its multiethnic culture and argues that this diversity is the root of the country’s strong contribution to world culture. But since the 1992-95 war, Bosnian Muslims, feeling abandoned by the West, have grown closer to Islam, and Sarajevo has slowly but surely lost its multiethnic image.

A Land Where War Criminals Are Heroes

A government plane was waiting to carry the released convict from prison to a hero’s welcome in Belgrade. Journalists clustered around her, eager for any statement. Not bad for a convicted war criminal returning home.

A New Strategy For The Balkans?

Clearly, Brussels needs to devote much more energy to the problems of the Balkans and it needs to be prepared to bring sticks to the table as well as carrots. The EU already has the instruments it needs -- it has a legal framework for making decisions and a police/military force to implement them. But over the years, EU action in Bosnia has consistently been too little and too late.

Bosnia On The Verge Of Dissolution?

An intellectual in Sarajevo told me last week that Bosnia is like a sick patient who needs hospital treatment but who is told he must recover before he can be admitted. The world -- particularly the EU -- has been slow to respond to developments in Bosnia, usually reacting slowly rather than acting decisively.

Tearing Bosnia Apart One Decision At A Time