Balkans

Was Milosevic Charge Sheet Too Ambitious?

A narrower case with fewer charges or a smaller geographic scope might have already secured a verdict.

9 Nov 05

Compiled by Rachel S. Taylor in The Hague (TU No 368, 23-Jul-04)

9 Nov 05

War crimes suspect Goran Hadzic was an unlikely choice for president of the short-lived Croatian Serb statelet.

9 Nov 05

Hampered by a series of problems, the new Bosnian war crimes chamber is unlikely to open its doors on time.

9 Nov 05

The tribunal is breaking new legal ground with its unique mix of common and civil law, but the process is difficult and often misunderstood.

9 Nov 05

Judges consider separating the three indictments in attempt to bring "unmanageable" case back under control.

9 Nov 05

They’re important tribunal tools - but the way they work remains shrouded in mystery.

9 Nov 05

Tihomir Blaskic was a tolerant man who was shocked by infamous massacre.

9 Nov 05

Questions raised over wisdom of staging trial in The Hague.

9 Nov 05

Amici and prosecution prepare ground for judges to make far-reaching decisions.

9 Nov 05

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