‘Radical Win Will Bring Misery to Serbia’
09 May 2008 Writer, politician and former foreign minister Vuk Draskovic – who has returned to politics to support Serbian President Boris Tadic’s pro-Western coalition – tells Julijana Mojsilovic of the country’s prospects after May 11.
EU Rallies Rival Muslims of Serbia 
09 May 2008 Political rivalries in Serbia's Muslim-dominated Sandzak region have sparked a spate of shootings recently. Amela Bajrovic spoke to two politicians at the heart of this struggle, Esad Dzudevic, from the Bosniak Coalition for European Sandzak - Sulejman Ugljanin, and Munir Poturak, vice-president of the Sandzak Democratic Party.
Albanians in South Serbia Hope for Tadic Win
08 May 2008 Riza Halimi, an Albanian politician in southern Serbia, tells Nikola Lazic of his ambitions in the coming election and of his hopes that pro-Europeans triumph on May 11.
EU Concessions to Serbia ‘Unfortunate’
06 May 2008 Sabine Freizer, the Europe Program Director of the International Crisis Group tells Gjeraqina Tuhina that Brussels ought not to have interfered in Serbia’s elections by signing a Stabilization and Association Agreement.
Radicals Can’t Stop Serbia’s European Integration
30 April 2008 Goran Svilanovic tells Paul Hockenos in Berlin that a Radical-nationalist coalition after the May 11 elections can only delay Serbia’s eventual membership of the EU family.
International Judges Must Stay in Bosnia
24 April 2008 The President of the State Court, Meddzida Kreso, tells Nidzara Ahmetasevic that international judges must stay on in the War Crimes Chamber in Sarajevo.
Kosovo to Join IMF This Year
10 April 2008 Economy minister Ahmet Shala talks to Krenar Gashi about the challenges facing the country, its plan to join international financial institutions, fight the grey economy, run a donor conference and service foreign debt.
Milosevic’s Socialists Predict Election Comeback
17 March 2008 Party once ruled by Serbia’s old dictator believes it will return to centre stage after May 11 polls.