Karadzic to Dispute Everything but the Weather

He also warns the judges that his trial would be “far greater than any before it”.

Urban Squatters Face Eviction

Houses in and around the capital Bishkek that were put up by migrants from other parts of the country may soon be demolished.

Migrant Orphans Falling Behind at School

Children whose parents leave them behind with relatives to go abroad and join the army of migrant workers from Kyrgyzstan are performing poorly at school, teachers say.

Returning Migrants Swell Unemployment Figures in South

The city government in Osh, in southern Kyrgyzstan, reports that the number of employed has jumped to over 17,500 from 10,000 last year.

Further Stanisic Spy Revelations

Belgrade’s ex-intelligence head is said to have maintained close links with several foreign agencies.

Turkmen-Russian Pipeline Still Likely

Jokic Convicted of Contempt of Court

Former Bosnian Serb army officer sentenced to four months in jail for refusing to testify in Srebrenica Seven case.

Gotovina Defence Calls for Acquittal

Lawyer argues prosecution case against three Croatian generals is “weakest unlawful shelling case” in tribunal’s history.

Witness Describes Meetings Between Perisic and Mladic

He also said he thought Mladic was on Yugoslav army payroll until 2002.