Serbia
No Justification” for Oric Attacks
Prosecution attempting to prove that Oric’s troops led ruthless attacks on a weak Serbian peasantry.
Milosevic Fights for Right to Represent Himself
Tribunal appeals chamber hears arguments for and against allowing former Yugoslav president to present his own defence.
Comment: Hague Claims Flawed
Washington daily and a former US ambassador launch misguided attack on the UN war crimes tribunal.
Kovacevic May be Tried in Belgrade
Hague to decide whether to transfer first ever case to Serbia’s fledgling war crimes court.
Milosevic Judges Face New Challenge
Appeals chamber’s decision to restore accused’s right to defend himself will require judges to maintain firm control of the trial.
Court Decision Boosts Srebrenica Claim
Survivors welcome news that top Dutch officials may be forced to give evidence in new hearing on 1995 massacre.
Krajisnik Accused of Being Two-Faced
Defendant is said to have acted duplicitously in the months before the outbreak of the Bosnian war.
Milosevic Ally Takes the Stand
Former ally paints picture of sympathetic and daring leader who gave hope to oppressed Serbs in Kosovo.
Oric Defence Gets Unexpected Boost
Prosecution witness bolsters defence claim that Oric forces acted out of military necessity.