Local Polls Unnerve Serbia’s Ruling Coalition

Declining support for Boris Tadic’s coalition could prompt the Socialists to pull out, triggering an early general election.

Making Progress on Land Ownership

Reforms in commercial land ownership in Serbia are again underway after several false starts, under previous government regimes in recent years.

Protecting Kosovo

Lushtaku may be tactically right not to want to appear in the “Jeta ne Kosova” debate, but strategically he has lost this battle. A politician who starts a war with a journalist will lose that war. His public lynching of Jeta, is being conducted under false pretexts.

The Yugosphere

Tim Judah examines the overlapping connections between the nation states of the former Yugoslavia.

The Time is Ripe for Tax Reform

Belgrade Real Estate Prices Under Pressure

Real estate agents, only four months ago, were adamant that residential property in central Belgrade could not drop in value.

By Ian Mihajlovic

Cloud Nine for IT Directors

‘Cloud computing’ is developing at a phenomenal pace, removing the need for expensive physical IT infrastructure and offering new levels of security and convenience by providing on-demand services to companies without capital expenditure.

Biden Should Press Bosnia on Human Rights

The US vice president should not ignore the plight of foreigners who came to fight alongside the Bosnian Army in the 1992-1995 civil war, who are facing detention and deportation. 

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