Tajik Authorities Struggle to Quell Militants
Attack by armed militia leaves 25 government soldiers dead, raises questions about stability and foreign Islamist presence.
“Complete Chaos” in Zvornik
Prosecution witness in Stanisic and Zupljanin trial recounts how paramilitary groups rampaged through the municipality.
Karadzic Bid to Exclude Phone Intercepts Rejected
Judges in Karadzic case rule that allowing recorded pre-war conversations to be used in evidence would not impact on fairness of his trial.
Genocide Denial Concern in Bosnia
Anxieties raised by Bosnian Serb premier’s recent refusal to acknowledge the scale of the Srebrenica atrocity.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.