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Interview with Georgy Engelgardt

Published 22 Feb, 2008 12:26 | Updated 22 Feb, 2008 15:26

Serbians are angry at the way Kosovan independence had been handled by the West. This could mean more uncertainty in the Balkans, according to Georgy Engelgardt from the Moscow Slavic Institute.

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