Georgian Seaport Short of Water
Major repair scheme fails to deliver basic water service to residents of Black Sea town of Poti.
Zepa Residents “Could Stay Or Leave”
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Prlic Lawyers Seek Disqualification of Judge
Defence team alleges connection between judge and author of United Nations reports.
Croatian General “Fostered Climate of Impunity”
Prosecution claims General Gotovina gave orders to mask misdeeds, while defence argues he aimed to prevent crimes.
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Former Bosnian Serb general has consistently complained that night-time checks disturb him.
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