Court Told Zupljanin Prevented Killing of Non-Serbs
Former Bosnian Serb intelligence officer said defendant intervened to stop executions of Bosniaks and Roma.
Prosecutor Attempts to Cut Mladic Indictment
Brammertz said his office will look into removing certain municipalities or incidents.
Karadzic Potential Witness Subpoena Request
Defendant says he wants to call former member of Canadian army who, he claims, operated behind Bosnian Serb lines scouting targets in run-up to NATO airstrikes.
Prosecutors File Mladic Indictment Update
They include executions in Bisina, excluded from second amended indictment because of legal standard concerns.
Azeri Newspaper to Fight Property Seizure
Editors say judicial action is punishment for Khural paper’s critical stance.
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