Karadzic Says He Deserves Praise, Not Prosecution
Facing charges including genocide, wartime leader denies any wrongdoing.
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Mladic Threat to "Destroy Half of Sarajevo"
Witness says Bosnian Serb general followed through with heavy artillery bombardment.
Karadzic Ordered to Contribute to Defence Fees
Court registry calculates payment after investigating defendant’s finances.
Kazakstan: Opposition Activist Jailed
Harsh verdict for government opponent intended as message to others.
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