International Justice/ICTY: Jun ‘09
Discussion on press propaganda during Balkan wars prompted by IWPR report on Belgrade probe into the controversy.
The Village of Widows
Women in Herat cope alone after losing husbands to drug trafficking.
President to Benefit From Kyrgyz Summer Polls
Opposition says election timing geared towards low turnout, making ballot-rigging easier.
Kyrgyz Cops Out in Force for Election
Authorities accused of using police to pressure opposition campaigners.
Karabakh Footballers Anger Baku
Region goes ahead with its own league despite Azerbaijan’s objections.
Court Hears of Croat Soldiers' Indiscipline
Witness says soldiers in NCO positions often did not have enough tactical or technical knowledge, let alone training, to lead serious military units.
Ex-Bosnian Envoy Questioned Over Alleged Arms Supplies
He denies knowledge of specific weapons deliveries and payment to Iran but acknowledges use of foreign fighters.
Ethnic Albanian Tells of Kosovo Expulsion
Witness says Serb police and military units forced her and others to leave their village in western Kosovo.
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