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Nationalist grievances make stony ground for liberal democracy and good relations with the west
Bloc revives mediation between Kosovo and Serbia after US summit was scuppered
The ‘Lady Macbeth of the Balkans’ who mourned a lost country
Once an ultra-nationalist, the president now sees EU membership as a catalyst for reform
Putin ally will seek to cement his position as the region’s pivotal political figure
Verdict in trial of Vojislav Seselj a week after Karadzic convicted of genocide
Case involves worst atrocity in Europe since second world war
Life term for commander’s role in the massacre of 8,000 Muslims in Srebrenica upheld
Winner of next Sunday’s elections must pursue robust reforms
EU governments should bear in mind that Serbia’s inclusion in the bloc will benefit them, says Tony Barber
Serbia has plenty of pressing domestic concerns as it starts out on the long road to joining the 28-member bloc
Friends of the Assads deliver, while the so-called Friends of Syria are paper tigers
New government appoints ruling party official
The rebalancing of power was never going to be easy but the speed of the turnround has been breathtaking
Tomislav Nikolic needs to prove his pro-EU conversion
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