No Serbian Security Link to Training Centre in Croatia – Witness
Prosecution questions defence witness on his own past as a member of Serb forces operating in Croatia.
Azerbaijan: Tackling Ethnicity and Conflict No Easy Task
Reporter describes how things get very personal if you ask people how they feel about Armenians.
Milomir Stakic Case
Stakic genocide indictment likely to include additional charges
Keraterm Camp Trial
Second Prijedor camp case gets under way
Belgrade Sends Hague Mixed Signals
Serbia still appears undecided about cooperation with the tribunal
Foca Prison Trial
Court tries to establish fate of "missing" inmates
Srebrenica Trial
Expert witness assesses key radio intercept evidence
South Ossetia Heads Into Crucial Vote
Rerun of presidential election stems from debacle in November.
Mladic Lawyers Dispute Use of "Established Facts"
Defence argues that facts established in earlier trials should not be accepted in current case.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.