Independence and Stability
Thursday, January 27, 2005
In this week's Underreported feature we get an update on Kosovo. Some fear that growing ethnic tensions could lead to escalating conflict, and we'll find out why some people advocate establishing independence in Serbia's southern province as a way to help create stability. Laura Silber from the Open Society Institute and Mark Schneider of the International Crisis Group join us.
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Music: "Tomorrow" by Amp
"Royksopp's Night Out" by Royksopp
» More on the Open Society Institute
» More on the International Crisis Group
Music: "Tomorrow" by Amp
"Royksopp's Night Out" by Royksopp
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