Bosnia prosecutor to re arrest war criminals

Bosnia prosecutor to re arrest war criminals: Bosnia's prosecutor seeks to re-arrest 10 convicted of genocide and war crimes.

Remembrance Day, 18 years later….

What were YOU doing 18 years ago?  Some of you weren't even born, or toilet trained.  The countries of the ex-Yugoslavia were signing a peace deal designed to end the fighting in Bosnia and stabilize the region.  How's that working out for everyone?

Anniversary of Bosnian Peace Deal--From B92 News

Ding, Dong, Mrs. Yugoslavia is Dead--Yeah?

Tito's widow has died, so now Yugoslavia is "truly" and "finally" dead, or is it?

There is no "gay" in Serbia, Year 3

Personally, I think this whole "ban the gay pride parade" routine is getting a bit cliche'.

We call this 'irony' in the sense of irony....

Possible Milosevic/Kostunica-led political parties coalition....

Have we learned nothing?

I have been sadly remiss of late in posting news and developments, an unforgivable lapse given the current state of EU negotiations and the Kosovo situation.  I have been tweeting links to articles on my @robearin account, and I will start also posting again here.  Just because things change does not mean they go away.  Eternal vigilance is the price of the exchange of free thought.

Kosovo Albanians Protest in Capital

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PRISTINA, Kosovo January 26, 2013 (AP)

Ethnic Albanians are protesting in Kosovo's capital to show support for their ethnic kin in Serbia's tense southern sector.

The protesters chanted anti-Serbian slogans Saturday in the main square of Pristina, blaming Kosovo's government for not standing up for ethnic Albanians in the neighboring country.

Kosovo, which has an ethnic Albanian majority, used to be a province of Serbia until it declared independence in 2008, a move that Serbia still rejects.

Serbian authorities removed a monument erected in the town of Presevo to commemorate ethnic Albanians killed during the 2000 uprising against Serbia, a move that has prompted local outrage.

Serbia considers the fighters terrorists but the uprising ended with more civil rights for ethnic Albanians in southern Serbia.