*SEE UPDATE BELOW* Pope Bendict XVI just wrapped up a visit to Croatia today. While Catholic reporters emphasized the pontiff's message...

Lawrence Eagleburger passed away today at his estate in Virginia, at age 80. He had been Washington's envoy to Yugoslavia twice, spendin...

It just occurred to me this morning that I haven't written anything here about last week's arrest of Gen. Ratko Mladic. I've bee...

I just noticed an interesting piece that ran on Monday, in which former Imperial official Matthew Parish commented on what had taken place ...

In 1999, British PM Tony Blair was the leading the calls for NATO bombing of Serbia and the subsequent occupation of its province of Kosovo....

So the Emperor announced breathlessly last night that Enemy of the State #1 has been hunted down and killed. Osama Bin Laden is no more. The...

The extent to which the British royal wedding has provoked both gushing and loathing from the media and the public bears witness to the endu...

Something strange happened at the Hague Inquisition today. The faux court, styling itself the ICTY (International Criminal Tribunal for Yugo...

It was fifty years ago, on April 12, 1961, that Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin became the first human being to orbit the Earth. Perhaps because t...

It was only a matter of time, really, before some other country responded to Washington's weaponization of human rights. Yesterday, Chi...

One of the most polarizing politicians in Serbia today is the leader of the "Liberal Democratic Party" (which is neither liberal n...

March 24, 1999 - March 24, 2011 Yesterday Yugoslavia. Today Libya. Tomorrow...?

Warren Christopher, former U.S. Secretary of State, passed away yesterday at the age of 85. According to the Washington Post obituary : “Wr...

On this day, seven years ago , Albanian mobs launched a pogrom throughout the occupied Serbian province of Kosovo - torching villages, destr...

Please keep the people of Japan in your thoughts, as they strive to recover from Friday's devastating earthquake and the tidal wave that...

"He was a statesman with a flaw. These people today, they are flaws without statesmanship." - Brana Crncevic, poet, on Slobodan Mi...

More and more each day I think there might be something to Justin Raimondo's "bizarro world" theory - that this is actually a...

(with apologies to Tom Wolfe ) Many a time in the recent past have I thought to myself that we are living in the world mocked in the 1987 mo...

In April last year, I wrote about "Serbian Film" - a feature filled with such horrific violence that it merited the classificatio...

Time and again it happens . Someone opens fire on a bus of soldiers, or targets fellow soldiers on a military base, or shoots up a mall or ...