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January 02, 2009
In The Balkans, The Newspapers Tell The Story

Just a glance at the titles of some of the main newspapers in the Balkans is enough to demonstrate why these countries remain divided even as they search for their true identities.

December 09, 2008
Test Of Time

Sixty years ago, the UN adopted a milestone document that provided impetus to the human rights movement and inspired standard-bearers of peace, equality, and justice. How is it holding up?
December 03, 2008
Montenegrin PM's 'Family' Bank Asks For State Bailout

The First Bank of Montenegro, which is partly owned by the Montenegrin prime minister and his two siblings, is asking for a 40 million-euro ($50 million) bailout from the government.
November 20, 2008
The Car You Loved To Hate

The Yugo, the car everyone -- or almost everyone -- loved to hate, is no more. The last one has rolled of the production line at the Zastava factory in the Serbian town of Kragujevac.
October 27, 2008
Balkans Remain In Grip Of Crime

Organized crime and radical nationalism have always gone hand in hand in the Balkans. Under the cover of "patriotism," war crimes and more banal crimes thrived. The assassination last week in Zagreb of journalist Ivo Pukanic is just the latest example of this lamentable pattern, says Nenad Pejic.
October 25, 2008
Bush Signs NATO Protocols For Albania, Croatia

U.S. President George W. Bush has signed NATO agreements that put Albania and Croatia a step closer to joining the Western security alliance, calling it a historic step for the Balkans.
October 17, 2008
The Smartest Man In The Balkans

Montenegrin Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic made his latest bold gambit in recognizing Kosovo's independence. RFE/RL's Nenad Pejic argues that it's par for the course for a leader who is peerless at weathering political storms and has brought his country through two perilous decades without violence.
October 13, 2008
Montenegrin Police Disperse Demonstrators, 22 Hurt

More than 20 people have been injured after Montenegrin police used tear gas against demonstrators protesting the government's decision to recognize Kosovo, a move seen by many as a stab in the back for Serbia.
October 10, 2008
Serbia's Maturity On Kosovo Question

Late last night -- under cover of darkness, as it were -- the governments of Montenegro and Macedonia issued a joint statement on recognizing Kosovo's independence. It was a smart move, copying a similar tactic used by Hungary and Croatia in March.
October 10, 2008
Montenegro, Macedonia Recognize Kosovo

Serbia's neighbors Montenegro and Macedonia have recognized Kosovo in a blow to Belgrade's efforts to counter the secession of its former province.
October 09, 2008
Montenegro Deals Blow To Serbia Over Kosovo

Montenegro, the last Balkan state to end its union with Serbia, has recognized Kosovo in a blow to Belgrade's efforts to counter the secession of its former province.
October 03, 2008
Montenegro Split Over Kosovo, Protests Threatened

Montenegro's parliament has passed a resolution that the opposition sees as a first step towards recognizing the independence of Kosovo, a sharply divisive issue in the former Yugoslav republic.

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Friday 2 January 2009

In The Balkans, The Newspapers Tell The Story

Test Of Time

Montenegrin PM's 'Family' Bank Asks For State Bailout

The Car You Loved To Hate

Balkans Remain In Grip Of Crime

Bush Signs NATO Protocols For Albania, Croatia

The Smartest Man In The Balkans

Montenegrin Police Disperse Demonstrators, 22 Hurt

Serbia's Maturity On Kosovo Question

Montenegro, Macedonia Recognize Kosovo

Montenegro Deals Blow To Serbia Over Kosovo

Montenegro Split Over Kosovo, Protests Threatened

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