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North Macedonia Revs Up its Automotive Industry, but Low Wages Persist
Atanasov, who is 33, had spent two and a half years working for a foreign oil and gas company, a job that saw him spending more time in Africa than at home. When a friend died of malaria, he decided enough was enough.
War Crime Allegations ‘Absurd’, Kosovo Ex-Guerrilla Tells Court
Jakup Krasniqi told the Kosovo Specialist Chambers in The Hague during opening statements in the case against him and three other ex-guerrillas that he denies the charges, some of which he described as "absurd".
Krasniqi, 72, told the court he had nothing to do with the war crimes and crimes against humanity mentioned in the indictment.
Serbia Told to Compensate Defendants in Journalist’s Murder Case
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg ruled on Tuesday that Serbia violated the rights of Milan Radonjic and Ratko Romic, who are being tried for involvement in the 1999 murder of prominent Serbian journalist Slavko Curuvija.
Witnesses Claim Kosovo’s ‘Commander Wolf’ Tortured Their Relatives
Four witnesses testified in the war crimes trial of former Kosovo Liberation Army member Pjeter Shala, known by the nom de guerre 'Commander Wolf', at the Kosovo Specialist Chambers in The Hague this week, accusing him of torture.
From Trenches to Courtroom: Kosovo’s War Leaders Face New Battle
On April 3, the four wartime leaders will be together again, this time before the prosecutors at the Kosovo Specialist Chambers in The Hague courtroom to hear the charges against them read out in the courtroom as their trial for war crimes and crimes against humanity begins.
Vučić: "They planned a bleak fate for our people"; "We will save Serbia" PHOTO/VIDEO
In Serbia, the Day of Remembrance for the Victims of NATO Aggression was celebrated, and the central manifestation attended by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui, took place in Sombor.
24 years since the NATO attack; Growing number of people gather in Sombor PHOTO/VIDEO
In Serbia, the Day of Remembrance for those killed in NATO aggression is being celebrated, and the central manifestation, which will be attended by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui, is being held in Sombor. During 78 days, roads, commercial facilities, health facilities, media houses, monuments and military facilities were severely damaged.
Serbia, Kosovo Mark Anniversary of NATO Air Strikes
Serbian officials held commemorations on Friday in memory of the civilians who were killed during NATO's bombing campaign against Yugoslavia in 1999, a military intervention that ended the Kosovo war.
Moscow: If they try to regain Crimea - we'll use all kinds of weapons, virtually all
If we are talking about some serious offensives linked to the attempt to recapture Crimea, it is absolutely clear that this is the reason for using all means of protection, including those provided for by the doctrine of nuclear deterrence, Medvedev said in an interview with Russian media.
He pointed out that it is obvious that there is a reason for the use of any weapon.
As NATO Bombed Yugoslavia, Fear Gripped Serbs in Kosovo
"On March 24, I noticed that my parents were worried more than ever. It was an anxious day. My father did not have to go to work," Dimitrijevic told BIRN. "In the evening we heard that the bombing had started and there were explosions."