Seselj Denied Defence Funding
Serbian nationalist politician fails to provide proof that he has insufficient means to fund his legal team.
Tolimir Claims UN Provoked Serbs at Srebrenica
But Dutch colonel says UN deployment around town was necessary to prevent Bosnian Serbs from entering.
Court Hears Militias Invited to Fight for Bosnian Serbs
Bosnian Serbs allegedly sought to enlist support of Serb paramilitaries from outside the country.
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