Mirko Klarin
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The irregular pattern of arrests is forcing the tribunal to retry many cases, slowing down the judicial process and raising tribunal costs
Will Belgrade turn over two Bosnian Serb indictees sheltering in Yugoslavia?
The discovery of a lorry full of bodies in the Danube strengthens claims that Milosevic attempted to conceal Kosovo atrocities
A prosecution witness reveals how he bribed camp guards to ensure he survived.
Defence counsel allege an illegal kidnapping, raising serious questions about the rights of the accused and procedures for arrest and transfer to The Hague.
The prosecutor's office confirms that Serbian fears over vast numbers of "sealed indictments" are unfounded.
Defence attorneys say they are massively out-gunned by the resources of the prosecutor's office, and ask the court to pay up or dismiss charges against their clients. Have they gone too far?
A prosecution witness describes the terror of room number 3 at the infamous camp.
Defendants are left cursing their closing witness who punches a hole in one of the key planks in their defence.
Europe and America both claim they want Belgrade to demonstrate full cooperation with The Hague. But the Europeans are taking a softer approach, with potentially softer results.