Radovan Karadzic: ‘the Osama Bin Laden of Europe’ captured
The Serb government woos the European Union, after a twelve-year hunt for the former Bosnian Serb war president came to an end on 21 July. The second-most wanted man after Bin Laden (as nicknamed by Richard Holbrooke, broker of the 1995 Dayton Peace Agreement), is a multiple genocide suspect in the 1992-1995 war in Bosnia. Perspective/ archive
Serbia’s Radovan Karadzic, prisoner bus line number 73
How the war criminal was arrested in Belgrade on 21 July, and happens in Serbia now
slobodan milosevic, report, boris tadic, ratko mladić, world affairs
Serbia: rising nationalism imperils Mladic, Karadzic hunt
Where will the ballot results place Serbia in its snap election on 11 May, and what consequences will it have for the hunt for the Bosnian Serb fugitives?
elections, independence, vojislav kostunica, boris tadic, ratko mladić, world affairs
Remembering Srebrenica
July 14 the sees one of the largest joint trials ever seen in an international court, as seven members of the Bosnian Serb army are put on trial in connection with the Srebrenica massacre
