Wars of independence
Croatia Increases Police Chief’s War Crimes Sentence
Former police commander Vladimir Milankovic, convicted of offences that led to the deaths of 24 Serb civilians in Sisak during wartime, had his sentence increased from eight to ten years.
Bosnian Serb Commander Ordered Sarajevo TV Bombing
A Bosnian Serb lieutenant-colonel told Ratko Mladic’s war crimes trial that he ordered an attack on Radio Television Sarajevo in 1995 because it was broadcasting ‘propaganda’ against Serbs.
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Croatian Soldier Acquitted of ‘Medak Pocket’ Killing
Former soldier Velibor Solaja was acquitted of killing of an elderly female civilian during the Croatian Army’s controversial ‘Medak Pocket’ operation against Serb forces in September 1993.
Croatian Anti-Terror Officer Denies Grubori Massacre
A former policeman on trial for a notorious massacre of Serb civilians in the Croatian village of Grubori in 1995 said that his anti-terrorist unit was not involved in the murders.
Serb Fighters ‘Threaten’ Belgrade War Crimes Prosecutors
Belgrade prosecutors and police officials working on an investigation into the wartime killings of Bosniaks said that they have been threatened by former Bosnian Serb fighters.
Serbia-Bosnia War Crimes Protocol Generates Indictments
The Bosnian prosecution will soon file two indictments over war crimes against Serbs as a result of cooperation agreed with Belgrade in a landmark protocol signed last year.
Hearings in Croatia-Serbia genocide lawsuits conclude
Hearings in Croatia-Serbia genocide lawsuits conclude
THE HAGUE -- The hearing concerning the mutual charges of genocide between Croatia and Serbia held before the International Court of Justice was completed on Tuesday.
"Borders will not be redrawn in Balkans"
"Borders will not be redrawn in Balkans"
SARAJEVO -- The British foreign minister says there will be no more drawing of borders in the Balkans and that only a united Bosnia in its present borders can join the EU.
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‘Arkan’s Tigers’ Paramilitary Convicted of Killing Croat Couple
A former member of paramilitary chief Zeljko Raznatovic’s notorious ‘Arkan’s Tigers’ unit was convicted in his absence of war crimes against Croatian civilians near the village of Drinovci in 1992.
Obradovic: Croatian suit cynical, Serbs are genocide victims
THE HAGUE - The Serbian legal team began presenting its defence arguments concerning Croatia's genocide suit in the continuation of the dispute before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Monday, and in the next few days it will present Serbia's countersuit for the genocide committed against Serbs in Croatia in the clashes from 1991 to 1995.