Daniel Sunter
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Hawkish Pristina Corps commander’s by-the-book attitude took him to the top – and kept him there through war and revolution.
Landmark case sent for re-trial raising further doubts about Serbia’s ability to try war crimes.
Lazarevic’s decision to go to The Hague will help Serbia’s standing in Europe - but fugitive general Ratko Mladic has to follow him.
Sreten Lukic arrives in The Hague after months of wrangling over his health.
After surviving years of tumultuous Belgrade politics, the Serbian general has ended up in a Hague cell.
Prosecutors have promised to charge within months those responsible for the mass killings of Kosovo Albanians.
Since 1991 Slobodan Milosevic has showered money and top of the range military equipment - including armoured vehicles and heavy ground attack aircraft - on his special police units, and deployed them between him and his political opponents.
Financial exigencies may finally do to the Yugoslav regular military what NATO seemingly failed to do this summer - substantially reduce its numbers.
On December 7, the opposition Serbian Renewal Movement announced plans to form a special unit to 'counter the threat of state terrorism'. They have a military-sounding name - the Falcons - but they don't have guns. Yet.
Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic cherishes a dream of a military axis stretching east from Belgrade to Beijing. But his ambition rests on the future of other would-be presidents - including George Bush Jr. and Gennady Zyuganov.