Closing Arguments in Haradinaj Trial
Prosecutors demand 25 years' imprisonment for former Kosovo premier, while defence calls for acquittal.
Opposition Plans Alternative Kyrgyz “Parliament”
Frustrated by the ruling party’s landslide victory in recent polls, the opposition decides to set up a rival forum.
Hague Tribunal: New Chief Prosecutor, Fresh Approach?
Serge Brammertz may need to adopt new tactics to persuade Belgrade to hand over fugitives.
Kyrgyzstan: No Work for Madrassa Graduates
A growing number of Islamic school graduates want to work as teachers in the state system, but find their qualifications are not recognised.
Nice Assesses ICTY Prosecution Record
Former deputy prosecutor speaks frankly about controversies surrounding tribunal prosecution policy.
Georgian Opposition Keeps Up Pressure
Following Saakashvili’s election victory, the opposition sets its sights on parliamentary ballot.
Karabakh Government Unveils Reforms
Young prime minister sets ambitious targets for 2008.
Exiled Islamist Still Attracts Following in Kyrgyzstan
In a region racked by poverty and discontent, modern technology offers extremists a way of making themselves heard.
Arresting Fugitives Remains Top Priority for Hague
The new chief prosecutor stresses his determination to secure the arrest of Ratko Mladic, Radovan Karadzic and two other top suspects.
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