Sarajevo Enjoys New Lease of Life
City devastated by Bosnian Serb siege has been transformed, boasting restored Austro-Hungarian buildings and gleaming new office blocks.
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Opposition leaders say government should focus on achievable economic deals with Moscow rather than pressing political demands.
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Seselj Asks Judges to Dismiss Charges
Accused threatens to sue for compensation, insisting “no evidence” of any crimes.
Karadzic Requests Further Trial Suspension
Defendant wants trial delayed for another six weeks to give him time to review new material.
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