IWPR
Institute for War & Peace Reporting
March 13 has been set as start date for trial of General Radislav Krstic, accused of crimes committed in Srebrenica in summer 1995.
Bosnian Croat Mladen "Tuta" Naletilic, accused of crimes against Bosniaks in Mostar, ruled unfit for transfer to The Hague following heart surgery last month.
Four Bosnian Serbs accused of crimes committed against non-Serbs in detention camps around Prijedor given date for trial.
Expert witness gives testimony on the legal foundations for the Croatian Community of Herzeg-Bosnia.
Western counties are undermining their own efforts to starve Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic of cash.
The prosecutor's office has dismissed accusations of complicity levelled against senior UN and international community officials over the Srebrenica massacre.
The election of Stipe Mesic, a former witness before the Tribunal, as Croatian president is hailed as an encouraging signal for improved cooperation with the court.
A UN report pronounces the Tribunal "reasonably effective" but presents a swathe of recommendations to speed up the judicial process.
A stunned Zlatko Aleksovski, a Bosnian Croat convicted last year for crimes at Kaonik, is sent back to prison after the court throws out his appeal.
A Tribunal prosecutor confirms that assassinated Yugoslav defence minister Pavel Bulatovic was under investigation over crimes in Kosovo.