Trial of Ratko Mladić

Families of two soldiers killed at a Belgrade barracks where they alleged war crimes suspect Ratko Mladic was hiding called for a new investigation to finally reveal who was responsible.

PALE - Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik confirmed Wednesday he had received earlier in the day a summons for questioning by the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina over last Sunday's Republika Srpska Day referendum.

Protesters rallied outside the magistrates court in Belgrade before rights activist Anita Mitic’s hearing for allegedly breaking Serbian law by holding a commemoration of the Srebrenica massacres last year.

The UN-backed court in The Hague told Belgrade to send monthly reports on its efforts to arrest three Serbian Radical Party officials accused of threatening witnesses at their leader Vojislav Seselj’s trial.

Belgrade has not yet responded to the Hague Tribunal’s request for three Serbian Radical Party officials to be arrested for allegedly threatening witnesses at their leader Vojislav Seselj’s war crimes trial.

Testifying in defence of Ratko Mladic, a former member of his Serbian Democratic Party Zdravko Salipur said Sarajevo was a divided city in the war but was not under siege.

Serbia has called for a thorough investigation into who threw stones and water bottles at Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic in Srebrenica - an act that the Serbian Foreign Minister called 'attempted murder'.

BELGRADE - Serbian Deputy War Crimes Prosecutor Bruno Vekaric confirmed for Tanjug on Wednesday that the eighth suspect for war crime against civilians in the territory of the village of Kravica, Srebrenica in eastern Bosnia, has been arrested.

Ratko Mladic was temporarily ejected from his war crimes trial at the Hague Tribunal for clapping his hands when a witness said he would go down in history as a positive person.

Former Bosnian Serb Army commander Mladic was removed from the Hague Tribunal courtroom for talking too loudly after arguing with the chief judge in his war crimes trial.