Caucasus: May ‘08
Listeners to programme produced by IWPR appreciate its first-hand reporting of bus blast.
International Justice/ICTY: May ‘08
Tribunal transparency discussed by Bosnian media following IWPR round table.
Zupljanin Holds Off on Plea
Defendant says identity change while on the run was meant to put would-be assassins off his trail.
Slovenes Indict Ex-JNA Commander
Former Yugoslav army colonel insists his men behaved correctly and only fired on legitimate Slovene military targets.
US Envoy Blames Croatia for Serb Exodus
Ex-ambassador says Zagreb did nothing to prevent the removal of Serbs from Krajina during 1995 operation.
Kosovo Journalist Faces Contempt Trial
Prosecutors ask for 15,000 euro fine for editor who revealed protected witness name in Haradinaj trial.
Croatian Serb Leader Claims Trial Unfair
Milan Martic suggests Hague prosecutors favour Croats over Serbs.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.