TransConflict - April Review

Dear All,

Please find below links to a selection of articles published by TransConflict throughout April:

- Kosovo – what to do with the north, ad interim - by Gerard Gallucci - The international community will need to find a more comprehensive approach to the north of Kosovo, acceptable to the majority Serbs, that can serve in the interim to help normalize daily life there whilst the status issue remains unresolved (also available in Serbian).

- Bosnia is a wicked problem - by Maja Sarkanovic-Volk - The international community must recognize the key role of all relevant players, particularly Turkey and Russia, in finding solutions to Bosnia and Herzegovina's worst political crisis since the signing of Dayton.

- Kosovo - no return? - by Ian Bancroft - In light of recent protests, the international community and the Kosovo authorities must do more to ensure the sustainable return of Serbs and other non-Albanian minorities to Kosovo.

- The way forward? Grassroots diplomacy in the southern Balkans - by Spyros Sofos - Grassroots involvement in conflict transformation is key to overcoming the prejudice and mistrust that lies at the centre of many of the current problems facing the southern Balkans.

For further analysis on developments in the Western Balkans, please visit the 'Think' section of our website. TransConflict is also pleased to announce the launch of a new on-line discussion forum, which we hope will help facilitate debate on key issues facing the Western Balkans.

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Kind regards,

Ian Bancroft

Executive Director, TransConflict

www.transconflict.com

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