Serbia

There’s no such thing as a final resting place when it comes to royal remains

Olympic officials are unwilling or unable to fight the black market for Games tickets. So the coppers are waging war for them.

The economy is dead, corruption is rampant, and Serbia remains hostile

While the arrest of Mladic closes a chapter in Serbian history, extremist strongholds still remains

Former Bosnian Serb commander stands accused of genocide, crimes against humanity

Former army general accused in massacre of 7,500 at Srebrenica

Emma Watson’s really big moment, the Dog Whisperer’s disappointing day, Pamela Anderson’s good deed’s too dirty

The fugitive: His Bosnian war writings have been turned over to the court in The Hague

Serbian police surround the family apartment of Ratko Mladic

Forty inmates disappeared from the Stimlje mental asylum in 2001

My old pal Sean, a Canadian expatriate in Budapest, logged onto CNN this morning to find Serb ultra-nationalists inexplicably venting their fury on the streets of Hungary’s beautiful capital city. Had they swum up the Danube under cover of night? Had Balkan politics, against all odds, just become even more complex? Thankfully, no—the riot was in Belgrade, just where it should have been. It was simply an editing-room mixup, as Sean documents for us below: