Serbia’s Strategic Ambiguity and the EU
As Washington does with Beijing and Taipei, Serbia practices strategic ambiguity with Kosovo.
Response to Williams
Noam Chomsky replies to Ian Williams on Kosovo and East Timor.
Response to Chomsky
The United States is often, but not always, wrong, and its enemies are sometimes, but not always, right.
Kosovo, East Timor, R2P, and Ian Williams
Noam Chomsky refutes Ian Williams’ claim that NATO’s bombing of Serbia in 1999 did not precipitate atrocities in Kosovo.
Serbia: 10 Years Later
A decade after the United States bombed their country, Serbs are still dealing with the after-effects of the war.
A World of Selfistans?
After Kosovo’s declaration of independence, is the world heading toward a proliferation of new states?
Kosovo: A New Versailles?
Kosovo’s declaration of independence is a violation of international law and an example of behind-the-scenes U.S. manipulation.
Strategic Dialogue: Kosovo
Was the United States too hasty in recognizing the new state of Kosovo? Ian Williams and Stephen Zunes have different takes.
Kosovo and the Politics of Recognition
The United States should have thought twice about rushing to recognize the new state of Kosovo.
A New Kosovo
Kosovo has declared its independence from Serbia. But there are still a few obstacles in the path of statehood.
Anonymous UN official
An anonymous UN official gives insight on perceptions about the international community.
Lirak Celaj
Lirak Celaj,Director,Teatri ODA, Pristina
Andrej Nosov
Andrej Nosov, President, Youth Initiative for Human Rights
Valentine Mitiev
Valentine Mitiev, expert on regional minority issues
Albert Heta
Artist and Director of the Center for Contemporary Art in Pristina Albert Heta debates the political and social consequences of art in times of conflict.