Ocalan trial: Breaking the Man or Breaking the Movement
The Turkish authorities have captured, and may yet kill, the PKK leader. But the arrest may in fact inspire rather than defeat the movement for Kurdish rights in Turkey.
The Ocalan Trial: Greece, Ocalan And The Shadow State
The Ocalan fiasco confirmed the continuing power of the ultra-nationalist "parastate" in Greece, and threatens the continuation of the government's modernising, pro-European policies.
Arbour's Preemptive Strike
The timing of the Milosevic indictment was indeed calculated -- to head off any diplomatic deals that might try to undermine the work of the Tribunal.
Interview: Tribunal Chief Prosecutor Louise Arbour
On September 14, Chief Prosecutor Louise Arbour departs the Tribunal, leaving it a significantly different place from how it was when she arrived there on October 1, 1996.
Arrest Of Terrorist With Bosnian Passport Causes Concern
The arrest of a leading Islamic terrorist in possession of a Bosnian passport is creating further woes for Alija Izetbegovic, the Muslim member of Bosnia's joint presidency.
Belgrade's French Connection
Yugoslav authorities have arrested five Serbian paramilitaries, accusing them of working for the French secret services to assassinate President Milosevic.
Alleged 'Assassins' Were No Strangers To France
France has dismissed Serbian claims of a French plot to kill Slobodan Milosevic. They may find it harder to explain their links with some of the alleged assassins arrested this week. For there is really is a French connection.
Serbia Bids Au Revoir To France With String Of Bizarre Charges
The arrest of five mercenaries allegedly hired by France to kill Slobodan Milosevic has triggered a flood of bizarre allegations intended to shift the blame for Belgrade's misdeeds onto the backs of the alleged 'assassins'.
Sentencing Guidelines Urged
Legal experts say arbitrary sentencing practices could undermine tribunal’s credibility.
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Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.