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.
NATO's huge haul of spying equipment captured in raids on Bosnian Croat offices, points to a massive surveillance operation targeting the international community and war crimes investigators. Croatia's secret service denies everything.
With their case drawing to a close, there’s puzzlement at Milosevic trial prosecutors’ choice of witness.
Court trying general accused of bombarding historic city hears eyewitness accounts of the attack.
Former Croatian Serb leader says he’s sorry for persecuting Croats.
Concerns raised over Belgrade indictment against Serbs implicated in eastern Croatia atrocity.
Indicted Croatian generals turn themselves in to “help Croatia”.
Ovcara trial will determine if the Serbian judges are up to the task of prosecuting war crimes fairly.
Historic trial stirs little interest in town that has come to symbolise Yugoslavia's tragedy.
Prosecution and defence alike recommend lenient sentence for ex-Croatian Serb leader.
