Tensions as Kosovo inks Constitution Jun 17, 2008
The letters offer two interpretations of the UN mandate for the two sides, something Tim Judah, author of an upcoming book on Kosovo, terms a "conjuring trick.". The Ban letters vaguely tell Pristina the door is open for an "enhanced [EU] role," and vaguely tell Belgrade that role will be worked out with EU President Javier Solana. (Christian Science Monitor)
Balkan faultlinesCould Kosovo declaration prompt other breakaway bids? Feb 22, 2008
By Tim Judah Balkans analyst ... Tim Judah covers the Balkans for the Economist, and is writing a book on Kosovo for Oxford University Press. (BBC News -- Europe)
In the balanceDivisions over Kosovo come to the boil as talks deadline looms Sep 28, 2007
By Tim Judah Balkans analyst ... Tim Judah is the author of Kosovo: War and Revenge and The Serbs: History, Myth and the Destruction of Yugoslavia. (BBC News -- Europe)
Tourists snub Persian treasures Apr 12, 2007
Tim Judah investigates Tehran's underground. . (Guardian Unlimited -- World)
Jail for Srebrenica murderers Apr 11, 2007
"Some very small fry have been dealt with ... the massacre was of 8,000 people and these are men that were convicted of killing six people. What the court didn't really look at was who was ultimately in control of these people," Tim Judah, an author of several books on the former Yugoslavia, told Al Jazeera. Radovan Karadzic, the former Bosnian Serb leader, and Ratko Mladic, his military commander, have both been charged with genocide by the UN tribunal in The Hague for orchestrating the... (Aljazeera.Net)
Tony Wheeler reveals the real face of Iran Apr 8, 2007
Tim Judah investigates Tehran's underground. October 28 2000. (Guardian Unlimited -- Travel)
