Karadzic Had "No Control" Over Army
Former adviser insists Bosnian Serb president was never allowed to get involved in military operations.
Seselj Denies Close Cooperation with Karadzic
Politician rejects charges that he and the defendant were part of joint criminal enterprise.
Armenia: Anger at Land Deal With Iran
Justice minister says local authorities don’t have right to lease farmland to neighbouring state.
Kyrgyzstan Unwise to Squeeze Minority Languages
Drive to promote Kyrgyz language could leave minorities out in the cold.
Bosnia Divisions Create Bureaucratic Headaches
Despite efforts at coexistence, administrative boundaries cause frustration and block access to public services.
"Veil of Secrecy" Drawn Over Srebrenica
Former Bosnian Serb officer claims he never discussed mass killings with General Mladic.
Tajikistan: Slow Progress on Child Labour
Action plan for implementing international convention still under discussion.
Hague Tribunal Won't Comment on Leaked Letter
Spokesperson says only that Judge Frederik Harhoff remains on Seselj case and will not comment on leak for the moment.
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