My latest travels took me from Tuzla on to Bijeljina and Srebrenica, completing a circle from the northwest of Bosnia to the east.
Serbia Submits 'Not Yet Seen' Evidence for Ganic Case
London | 24 June 2010 | Nidzara Ahmetasevic
Over the past seven days Belgrade delivered some 200 pages of materials and two videos to the Magistrates Court in London in relation to the extradition case of Ejup Ganic, a former member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the prosecution revealed today at a procedural hearing.
Mladic Diaries May Sway Several Hague Trials
| 24 June 2010 | By Nidzara Ahmetasevic
If accepted as evidence, the notebooks will have a bearing on seven of the nine trials ongoing before the ICTY, starting with that of Mladic’s wartime colleague, Radovan Karadzic.
Another Arrest in Kukes War Crimes Case
Pristina | 23 June 2010 | Lawrence Marzouk
The EU rule-of-law mission, EULEX, today arrested another man in connection with alleged war crimes related to torture camps the Kosovo Liberation Army allegedly maintained in Albania during the NATO bombing of the former Yugoslavia.
Belgrade Court Sentences Three for Crime in Medak
Belgrade | 23 June 2010 | Bojana Barlovac
A Belgrade court has handed down a verdict for four persons indicted for war crimes against Croatian prisoner Mirko Medunic in Croatia in September 1991.
Bosnia MP Requests Minute of Silence for Srebrenica at World Cup
| 23 June 2010 |
A member of the State Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina has sent an official request to FIFA to hold a minute of silence at the final World Cup match scheduled for July 11, which is the 15th anniversary of the genocide in Srebrenica.
Karadzic Questions Credibility of Witness
| 23 June 2010 | Nidzara Ahmetasevic
On the last day of his cross-examination of General John Wilson, Radovan Karadzic questioned the credibility of the prosecution witness.
Arkan’s Bloodstained ‘Tigers’ Escape Punishment
By Nidzara Ahmetasevic26 May 2010 No indictments appear in sight for any former members of the feared Serbian paramilitary unit that left carnage and death in its wake as it rampaged and looted through Croatia and Bosnia.
Only Europe Can Complete the ‘Macedonian Project’
By Harald Schenker
15 June 2010 It’s not the EU that needs Macedonia; it’s Macedonia that needs the EU. Attempts to suggest there is another “way” are dangerous for a small country that needs big friends.
- Indictment for War Crimes in Herzegovina Confirmed
- Karadzic Discusses Mladic Threats with Witness
- ICTY Denies Request for Gojko Jankovic Review
- Karadzic Cross-Examination Time Limited
- Zagreb: War Crimes Indictment Filed Against Former Soldiers
- Greece: Suit Against Journalist For Srebrenica Claims to Go Forward
- Serbia Releases Bosnian Citizen, Drops Charges
- Brammertz Addresses Parallel Investigations
- Date Set for Closing Arguments in Gotovina Trial
- Macedonia to Probe Mass Grave Allegations
- Two Bosnian Serbs Found Guilty for War Crimes
- Family Files for Mladic Death Certificate
- Military Expert Concludes Testimony at Karadzic Trial
- Bishop Franjo Komarica: ‘A Voice Crying in the Wilderness’
