Balkans
Questions Raised Over Sarajevo Court Readiness
Hampered by a series of problems, the new Bosnian war crimes chamber is unlikely to open its doors on time.
Fugitive was 'Milosevic Puppet'
War crimes suspect Goran Hadzic was an unlikely choice for president of the short-lived Croatian Serb statelet.
A Tale Of Two Systems
The tribunal is breaking new legal ground with its unique mix of common and civil law, but the process is difficult and often misunderstood.
Milosevic Trial May be Split
Judges consider separating the three indictments in attempt to bring "unmanageable" case back under control.
Wronged General to Walk Free
Tihomir Blaskic was a tolerant man who was shocked by infamous massacre.
Use and Abuse of Sealed Indictment
They’re important tribunal tools - but the way they work remains shrouded in mystery.
Should Jokic Case Have Been Transferred?
Questions raised over wisdom of staging trial in The Hague.
Milosevic Trial – Stage Set for Radical Changes
Amici and prosecution prepare ground for judges to make far-reaching decisions.
Serb Indictee Releases Spark Deal Rumours
Speculation grows following tribunal’s shock move to temporarily release two high profile indictees.