August 14, 2005
By Vassia Gueorguieva* For more than a month after the parliamentary elections on June 25th, the political forces in Bulgaria have been unable to strike a deal to form a new coalition government. As predicted by polls, the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) won the majority of the votes (34%) followed by the incumbent National Movement [...]
March 17, 2005
By Carl K. Savich The continuation of yesterday’s piece on the war crimes trials of Bosnian Muslim commanders at the Hague, this article provides vivid examples of mujahedin tactics as well as the fallout of supporting their cause for the US, up to and including the war in Iraq. The El Mujahed Unit: Makeup, Objectives [...]
April 23, 2004
By Gene Glickman Like most people, I view the recent history of Bosnia & Herzegovina as a great tragedy. But it has a personal poignancy for me because my family and I lived in Sarajevo during the academic year 1969-70 and I have been back many times since then. I have many friends from there, [...]
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