Karadzic's Right-Hand Man
Momcilo Krajisnik’s career spans the entire period from the conception of a purely Serb state to the politics of postwar Bosnia.
9 Nov 05
Balkans
Comment: The Noose Tightens in Bosnia
This time, the international community is deadly serious about cleaning up the political environment that has allowed Radovan Karadzic to stay out of jail.
9 Nov 05
Milosevic and Genocide: Has the Prosecution Made the Case?
Experts fear the former president may get off genocide charge because the burden of proof is too high.
9 Nov 05
Milosevic Ill as Prosecution Winds Up
Is the president holding out so he can start his defence on Serbia’s most sacred anniversary?
9 Nov 05
A Map and a Pistol
Court hears that Momcilo Krajisnik was right behind Karadzic in advocating the Bosnian Serbs’ militant cause.
9 Nov 05
Sentencing Guidelines Urged
Legal experts say arbitrary sentencing practices could undermine tribunal’s credibility.
9 Nov 05
New Twist in Deronjic Trial
Heated courtroom exchanges in Deronjic case fuel on-going debate over plea agreements and legal systems.
9 Nov 05
Comment: Milosevic on Trial – the Serb View
Why wasn’t the Serbian public appalled by the horrors of war recounted during the Milosevic trial?
9 Nov 05
Top Croat Army Suspects Surrender
Indicted Croatian generals turn themselves in to “help Croatia”.
9 Nov 05
Adolf's 'Sidekick' Gets 18 Years
Judges handed down the maximum sentence recommended by prosecutors for Brcko camp killer.
9 Nov 05
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