International Affairs Forum

Thu. May 19, 2022

Social Media: Europe: Eastern Europe: Serbia & Montenegro

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Outsourcing Jihadists and Putin’s Foreign Policy

Essay analyzes Russian terrorism policy in the Middle East and Caucasus. By Prof. Dmitry V. Shlapentokh. (07/01/2015)

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U.S. Policy in the Balkans

The United States no longer can afford—militarily, economically, or diplomatically—to make frivolous interests such as those in the Balkans a major feature of its foreign policy, argues Doug Bandow. ... Read More...

Kosovo’s Fragile Transition

Major violence has been avoided but the calm is deceptive in newly independent Kosovo. Divisions between Albanian and Serb areas have widened. (Crisis Group, 09/25/2008) Read More...

A Putin by Any Other Name...

In light of the upcoming presidential elections in Russia it might be wise for the American presidential candidates to articulate a coherent Russia policy. Or at least know the name of Putin's heir. B... Read More...

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IA-Forum Interview: Ambassador Thomas Melady

IA Forum speaks with Amb. Thomas Melady, senior diplomat-in-residence at the Institute of World Politics, about the situation in Kosovo. (IA-Forum, 01/10/2008) Read More...

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Kosovo Urges U.N. Vote on independence

Kosovo is urging the U.N to go ahead and vote on the issue of Kosovo's independence, despite a likely Russian veto and G8 discussion of a delay. By Matt Robinson (Reuters, 06/07/07) Read More...

Balkan Gains in Peril

The Bush administration has two incompatible goals: disengagement from the Balkans and the obligation to manage the political and security changes facing southeastern Europe in the near future. By Gor... Read More...

Dayton, 10 Years After

The author writes on the tenth anniversary of the Dayton Accords that ended the Bosnian War that the EU and the US should embrace reforms needed to move Bosnia from international protectorate to indep... Read More...

Moderate Kosovo Serb Party Defies Belgrade, Announces It Will Join Parliament

The Kosovo Serb political party Serbian List for Kosovo and Metohija challenges Belgrade's authority by joining Kosovo's parliament. (Radio Free Europe Radio Liberty, 7/8/05) Read More...

EU Official: Talks with Belgrade Likely to Start in Autumn

Serbia-Montenegro - a prospective member of the European Union? (BETA, 7/7/05) Read More...

Switzerland Hosts Talks on Kosovo

Balkan, Swiss, EU, and American diplomats meet in Lucerne, Switzerland to discuss the future of Kosovo. (Albanian.com, 7/2/05) Read More...

Serbia Offers 25 Years of Internationally Recognized Autonomy for Kosovo

Belgrade offers term of autonomy to province of Kosovo. (Albanian.com, 6/30/05) Read More...

Youth's Deportation Goes Ahead

Britain deports teenage asylum-seeker back to Kosovo after six-year stay. (BBC News, 6/30/05) Read More...

Petritsch Possible Candidate for Kosovo Status Negotiations

Austrian diplomat is the popular choice to direct negotiations on the status of Kosovo. (BETA, 6/30/05) Read More...

Gossip, Lies, or Truth?

Grave allegations by a former spin doctor in Serbia have yet to see a judicial follow-up. By Aleksandar Mitic. (TOL, 2/7/2005) Read More...

What Next in the Western Balkans

Speech given by Borut Grgic, FP advisor to the Government of Slovenia to the Atlantic Council of the United States. (7/21/2004) Read More...

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Without U.S., Balkan Threat May Explode

Op-Ed on the failure of American leadership in the Balkans and the need to proactively pursue a settlement in the Kosovo region. By David L. Phillips. (Los Angeles Times, 3/26/2004) Read More...

Fears of Fresh Ethnic Tensions in the Balkans

Recent ethnic violence among Albanians and Serbs has provoked the EU foreign affairs chief, Javier Solana, to interfere and condemn recent attacks. BBC News (07/06/2004) Read More...