Laurent ROUY
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In Albania, controversy over recycling foreign waste that could mean big business
The Albanian government is pushing for a law that would legalise the importation of raw waste material into the country. Authorities argue that this would provide a significant…
Migrants stuck at Serbian border as Hungary holds referendum on EU plan
Migrants stuck at Serbian border as Hungary holds referendum on EU plan
100 years ago: The gunshots that precipitated World War I
One hundred years ago on Saturday, the spark that ignited the atrocities of World War I went off in Sarajevo. Our reporters take us to the Bosnian capital to meet a descendant of…
Bosnia: Hopes of change among disempowered citizens
The war may have ended almost 20 years ago, but today Bosnia is going through a different kind of crisis: a political one. Major protests broke out in the city of Tuzla in…
Bosnian Muslim refugees struggling to survive
They were forgotten in the aftermath of the Bosnian war. We take a closer look at the Muslim refugees who fled their villages, only to watch as authorities drew a border between…
What will Bosnia's first census reveal?
Nearly two decades after the end of the war, Bosnia has carried out its very first census as an independent state. The project will reveal how Bosnia sees itself today. Will the…
Nationalists do well in Serbian vote
Presidential, parliamentary and local elections were all held in Serbia this Sunday, and as in other recent polls, concerns have been raised by the success of the nationalist SNS…
To vote or not to vote? Kosovo's Serbs decide where their loyalties lie
Nearly three years after it declared itself independent from Serbia, Kosovo is holding its first elections. But Belgrade still refuses to recognise Pristina's sovereignty.…
Bosnian train bridges the gap
A rail link running directly between Sarajevo and Belgrade has reopened after almost 17 years. The track was cut off during the war in the former Yugoslavia. The damage was so…