Features
Milan Markovic: The First Bureaucrat
Belgrade | 01 June 2009 | By Slobodan Georgijev
The leader of the Coordination Body for southern Serbia, has tried to put the relationships between Serbs and Albanians in the south on a firmer footing – so far without great success, despite the goodwill invested.
Dragan Sutanovac: President’s Best Man
Belgrade | 25 May 2009 | By Slobodan GeorgijevJoseph Biden’s meeting with the Serbian defence minister shows that Sutanovac has a good reputation in the west, but that is not a guarantee of success at home.
One Kosovo Market Plots the Inter-Ethnic Path
Pristina | 25 May 2009 | By Vjosa MusliuA small market, run by local Serbs in Gjilan, east Kosovo, may appear nothing special at first sight. But, in a country which often remains ethnically divided, these market traders and customers are demonstrating how good cheese and cheap produce can bring communities together.
Milutin Mrkonjic Mrka: X-Man
Belgrade | 20 May 2009 | By Slobodan GeorgijevSlobodan Milosevic’s favourite builder in the 1990s is fulfilling the same role for Boris Tadic in the new millennium.
Sreten Jocic - The Boss
Belgrade | 11 May 2009 | By Slobodan GeorgijevThe arrest of Sreten Jocic shows that Serbia and Croatia can sometimes work together.
Rescue in Albania: How Thousands of Jews Were Saved From the Holocaust
Pristina | 11 May 2009 | By Lawrence MarzoukNovak Djokovic - Real Serbian Hero
Belgrade | 04 May 2009 | By Slobodan GeorgijevRather than wait for the state to organise a tournament where he could play, Djokovic and his family planned one themselves, helping to make tennis a national sport.
Mirko Cvetkovic - The Quiet Enforcer
Belgrade | 28 April 2009 | By Slobodan GeorgijevThe first minister of the Serbian government whose approach shows that in politics, as in poker, sometimes it is best to wait for others to place their bets, and only then show your hand.