Saturday, 19 april 2025.
Bosnian Serb Municipality Displays Ratko Mladic Posters
Posters of former Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladic have been put up at a municipality building in East Sarajevo, in what the mayor said was a gesture of support...
Kelmendi Witnesses Faced Death Threats, Prosecutor Says
The EULEX prosecutor in the trial in Kosovo of Naser Kelmendi – who was found guilty of running a drugs operation but not of murder – says witnesses brave enough...
Djukic Trial for Tuzla Massacre Delayed Again
The trial of former Bosnian Serb general Novak Djukic was again postponed, despite an expert confirming he can stand trial, after his lawyer said Djukic’s health had deteriorated.
Balkan Terror Trials Reveal Links to Western Europe
Terrorism trials involving Balkan Islamists show that many of these individuals were either indoctrinated by – or had close links to – radicalised communities in Germany, Austria and Italy.
Access Denied: Divorced Dads Fight for Kids
Courts in the Balkans usually side with mothers in child custody cases.
Hague Tribunal Closes Down, Leaving Disputed Legacy
The UN tribunal for the former Yugoslavia shuts on Thursday after convicting 90 war criminals, but its successes have been accompanied by courtroom controversies and a disputed legacy in Balkan...
War Crimes Convicts: Hague Tribunal was a ‘Political Court’
Convicted war criminals from Bosnia and Herzegovina say that they still believe that the Hague Tribunal, which closes down on Thursday, was a politically biased court that could never deliver...
Hague Prosecutor: Balkan States Still Celebrating Criminals
Reconciliation in the former Yugoslavia will be hard to achieve while war criminals are still treated as heroes, the chief prosecutor at the Hague Tribunal, Serge Brammertz, told BIRN ahead...
Serbian Court Delays Srebrenica Massacre Trial
Belgrade Special Court delayed a hearing in its landmark Srebrenica war crimes trial, sparking an altercation between a Serb defendant and the Bosniak wife of one of the victims.