Tag Archives: Slobodan Milosevic

25 Years After Srebrenica: No Peace or Reconciliation in West Balkans

By , July 11, 2020 in Rethinking Europe

Imagine it is 1970 — and still there is no peace or reconciliation between France and Germany. Fast forward to the present and consider the situation in the West Balkans.

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Letter from Serbia: The EU and the Western Balkans

By , May 16, 2018 in Rethinking Europe

In less than half a century, Serbia morphed from hero to villain. And the country remains an outcast, the stench of Milosevic still in the air.

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War Crimes: How to Get Justice?

By , August 2, 2014 in Global HotSpots

What are the lessons to be learned from the stalemate in Kosovo?

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War Criminals: Beware the Ides of March

By , March 31, 2006 in Globalist Perspective

Do recent events in Africa indicate better odds for an effective multilateral justice system?

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Serbia and Kosovo — On the Road to Europe?

By , January 23, 2006 in Globalist Perspective

Have fear and anger between the Serbs and the Kosovo Albanians receded since the end of the war?

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Filling the Void: Trying Bosnia’s War Criminals

By , January 9, 2006 in Global Diary

Will the war crimes trials from the wars of the former Yugoslavia bring the region lasting peace?

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