Serbia

Tudjman's Legacy Weighs Heavily Round Croatia's Neck

With the demise of its President, Croatia has a chance break with the past and move politically out of the Balkans and into Western Europe. But Franjo Tuijman's legacy will make the years to come difficult ones...

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'.

The Noose Tightens On Serbia's Independent Media

One year on from the introduction of the Law on Public Information, the Serbian government has stepped up pressure on the independent media yet further, calling for a "decontamination" of the press.

Milosevic's Top Cop in Kosovo Says Little Despite Testifying for Twelve Hours

Croatia and Serbia Vie for Highly-Charged Vukovar Case as Tribunal Under Pressure to Complete Trials by 2008

Paponjak testimony concludes after 10 hours – with defense evidence presented, cross-examination (and re-direct) focuses on credibility

Bosnian Serbs Pleaded not Guilty on Amended Indictment

Tribunal Update 92: The Last Two Weeks in The Hague (31 August-12 September, 1998)

Blaskic Trial: 'Aggression In An Internal Conflict '

Tribunal Update 106: Last Week in The Hague (14-19 December, 1998)

Milosevic Defense for 4-6 May 2005: No forcible deportations from Pec and Dubrava prison deaths attributable to NATO bombing

Regional Report: US Sanctions Alarm Bosnians

American blacklist shocks public because it was so wide-ranging and unexpected.