the news- the further misadventures of the nation-state
Old Bosnian Serb plan ‘thriving’
Europe needs a wake-up call. Bosnia is on the edge again
Bosnia’s predominantly Serb entity, Republika Srpska, Karadzic’s creation, has seen the vacuum where will and policy should be. Its premier, Milorad Dodik, is now aggressively reversing a decade of reforms. He has set up the parallel institutions and sent delegations to Montenegro to find out how they broke away. He has used the autonomy granted by the Dayton Agreement to undermine the Bosnia Dayton envisaged. We do not have to speculate on his intentions, for he has said them himself.
Kosovo to Reinstate Courts in the North
Georgia vows to secure release of 4 servicemen detained in South Ossetia
South Ossetia shootings heighten Georgia tension
Anti-Personnel Mine Found in Georgian Town Near South Ossetia
Artic Oil Too Risky?
As Arctic sea ice recedes, coastal residents, marine mammals feel the effects
In the Bering and Chukchi seas and along the western coast of Alaska, the shrinking of the ice is already affecting people and animals. Walrus, polar bears and seals are losing the ice they live on. Shishmaref, Newtok and Kivalina are washing into the ocean. And people in Barrow are wondering just how much their lives will have to change.
Coasties Prevent ‘International Incident’ with Mexico
