News archive of July 2019
Kosovo Weighs Balance of ‘20 Years of Freedom’
Two decades after Serbian rule over Kosovo ended, politicians, analysts and professors look at the successes - and failures - of Europe's youngest country.
In Remaking Moldova, Pro-European PM Takes on Courts
The strange bedfellows of pro-Europeans and pro-Russians in Moldova's new government have their work cut out.
‘I Hate War’: Children’s Letters to America from Besieged Sarajevo
"Although our living conditions are totally different from yours, we are just like you, interested in the same things. We love music, sports, films, Coca-Cola, love… Just like you!"
This was a letter that 15-year-old Arma Tanovic-Brankovic sent to a schoolchild in the United States during the wartime siege of her home city, Sarajevo, in the 1990s.
Editorial: Take your life in your hands!
By all accounts, next Sunday's general election is crucial and decisive as regards the course and future of the country.