June 01, 2011
Ivan Vejvoda of the German Marshall Fund weighs in on the recent arrest of Radko Mladic, an event that has been welcomed as a positive move for the Balkans and a critical step toward Serbia's European Union integration. Mladic's arrest came just weeks after the leader of Bosnia's Bosnian Serb entity tried to push through a referendum that indirectly pressed for its separation from Bosnia, raising international concerns over possible growing instability in the region.
The referendum was tabled after strong words from the United Nations, but until Mladic's arrest in Belgrade last week, the Balkans seemed headed for trouble. What does the Mladic incident hold for the region's future? Vejvoda, who served as foreign policy adviser to two Serbian prime ministers prior to his current post as vice president for German Marshall Fund programs, discusses the issue with RFE/RL's Nenad Pejic....more....
The referendum was tabled after strong words from the United Nations, but until Mladic's arrest in Belgrade last week, the Balkans seemed headed for trouble. What does the Mladic incident hold for the region's future? Vejvoda, who served as foreign policy adviser to two Serbian prime ministers prior to his current post as vice president for German Marshall Fund programs, discusses the issue with RFE/RL's Nenad Pejic....more....
read more: radio free europe
http://www.rferl.org/content/german_marshall_funds_ivan_vejvoda_hails_balkans_of_mladic_burden/24212261.html
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