Mirko Klarin
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The tribunal is becoming increasingly concerned about the disclosure of the identities of protected witnesses in the Milosevic trial.
Despite delays in the presentation of its case, the prosecution has never seemed more relaxed and self-confident.
Former Yugoslav intelligence officer provides crucial evidence of Serbian atrocities in eastern Croatia.
Belgrade journalists identify sources for articles they wrote about the massacre of Croatian solidiers and civilians after the fall of Vukovar.
Milosevic's insulting behaviour towards prosecution witness may discourage others from testifying.
Prosecution reveals that it will rely on witnesses who knew Milosevic to prove his guilt for crimes committed in Bosnia and Croatia.
The prosecution sets out to try and prove that Milosevic was responsible for Serb atrocities in Croatia and Bosnia.
The prosecution in the Milosevic case last week delivered a series of what may turn out to be decisive blows.
Former Yugoslav federal president Zoran Lilic is forced to travel to The Hague as prosecutors intensify efforts to harden their case against Milosevic
Prosecution and defence agree that more than a hundred Kosovo Albanians were killed in Dubrava jail, but differ over how they died.