Is Media in the Balkans Really Free?
Poor management and few financing options mean that most outlets are in thrall to political powers.
1 May 21
Serbia
Hague Tribunal Orders Provisional Release for Seselj
Defendant is in failing health and will travel to Belgrade for medical treatment.
7 Nov 14
Gavrilo Princip's Legacy Still Contested
Serb assassin of an Austrian archduke has been appropriated to back more recent historical narratives.
26 Jun 14
Hague Judges Seek Views on Provisional Release for Seselj
Defendant says he will continue to speak out against the tribunal if allowed to leave detention.
20 Jun 14
Hadzic Witness Avoids Confirming Past Testimony
Former interior minister says there's a “possibility” his previous testimony was untrue.
11 Apr 14
Perisic Acquittal Will Not be Reconsidered
Prosecution wanted review of decision it said was based on use of “erroneous legal standard”.
25 Mar 14
Hague Prosecutor Wants Perisic Acquittal Reconsidered
Convictions for aiding and abetting crimes in Sarajevo and Srebrenica were overturned in March 2013.
7 Feb 14
Serbian Ex-Police Chief's Sentence Cut On Appeal
Judges reverse a number of former deputy interior minister’s convictions relating to Kosovo conflict.
31 Jan 14
On Appeal, Kosovo Convictions Largely Upheld
Technical alterations lead to cuts in some sentences for four defendants.
24 Jan 14
Seselj Trial to Continue
Defendant fails to get case thrown out after one of the judges was removed.
20 Dec 13
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