Dutch Supreme Court: State Liable in Srebrenica Case
Civil-case decision upholds 2011 ruling.
Uncertainty Over Seselj Case After Judge's Removal
Now that trial judge has been disqualified, tribunal must decide what needs to happen in case against Serbian politician.
Diplomat on Hadzic as "Convincing" Croatian Serb Leader
Defendant seemed accommodating in talks but never took action on crimes he must have been aware of, witness says.
TV Turbulence as Georgian Polls Approach
Politics a big factor in contested ownership of main television channels.
Mladic, Karadzic Orders Dissected
Mladic’s wartime deputy says he dropped Karadzic’s reference to making life unbearable for civilians.
Seselj Judgement Cancelled
Move follows disqualification of one of the judges hearing long-running case.
Armenian Women's Group Threatened
Women’s Resource Centre becomes target of abuse even though it wasn’t actually involved in drafting a gender equality law hated by conservatives.
Protesters Under Attack in Armenia
International outcry at assaults on demonstrators in the capital.
Tajik Opposition Candidate Seeks Consensus
Interview with Oinikhol Bobonazarova, a veteran NGO figure picked to stand against the current president.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.