New Evidence Links Serbia to Srebrenica Massacre
Serb police and military documents suggest Belgrade might have had a hand in the eastern Bosnia atrocity.
9 Nov 05
Balkans
New Milosevic Judge Faces Stiff Task
Lord Bonomy's hard-line approach to court discipline will be put to the test in The Hague.
9 Nov 05
Can Balkan Courts be Trusted with Tribunal Cases?
To meet its completion deadline the tribunal may transfer some cases to former Yugoslavia – but there are question marks over local courts' ability to try them fairly.
9 Nov 05
Teething Problems for Bosnian Courts
New national war crimes chamber should resolve many issues of fairness, but that doesn’t help trials already under way in local courts.
9 Nov 05
Serb Judges Meet Hague Officials
Belgrade's continued non-cooperation casts a shadow over war crimes judges' visit to tribunal.
9 Nov 05
Bosnian Commander “Could Have Controlled” Mujahedin
Former UNPROFOR commander testifies that defendant was a cool, calm thinker who was in a position to restrain subordinates.
9 Nov 05
Belgrade Furious at Hague Treatment of Minister
Outrage in Serbia over cross-examination of justice minister by tribunal prosecutors.
9 Nov 05
Justice Eludes Republika Srpska
The majority of war crimes were committed in the Bosnian Serb entity, but the authorities seem in no rush to prosecute those responsible.
9 Nov 05
Karadzic “Associate” Still Being Questioned
A week after detaining him, SFOR continue to interrogate Milovan Bjelica in connection with his alleged links to Hague indictee’s support network.
9 Nov 05
Bosnian Croat Sentences Disputed
Both sides seek changes to hefty prison terms facing two Bosnia Croat leaders, but while the defence wants a reduction, prosecutors ask for longer sentences.
9 Nov 05
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