Aleksandar Vulin's first five months at the helm of the Bezbednosno-Informativna Agencija (BIA) have somewhat disappointed his detractors in the opposition, who were expecting to see the state security agency take a radical pan-Serbian nationalist and pro-Russian turn. So far, the agency has given them little to sink their teeth into.
Vulin's main action to date has been to replace some 50 senior staff members who were loyal to his predecessor with his own contacts. He took over the agency from coffee
