Russia gave asylum to Milosevics
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Russia admits it gave refugee status to wife and son of former Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic.
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Russia on Thursday proposed a  U.N. crackdown on the abuse of political asylum for terrorist  purposes, raising pressure on Western states to hand over  wanted Chechen activists.
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MOSCOW, Jan 24 (IPS) - Authorities have started granting work permits to  some six million illegal immigrants from the ex-Soviet republics  that have visa-free travel agreements with Russia. But the  workers would be banned from working in certain areas.
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The Russian Prosecutor General's Office has sent a warrant to the Czech Republic for the extradition of Russian citizen Yevgeny Dogayev.Comment
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PARIS, June 12 â The U.N. war crimes court hearing cases from the former Yugoslavia today found a former henchman of president Slobodan Milosevic guilty of multiple crimes while heading a Serbian separatist rebellion and sentenced him to 35 years in prison.
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Russia added Serbiaâs oil monopoly to its recent string of energy acquisitions in a deal that will also allow Moscow to send more natural gas to Europe through its South Stream pipeline.
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Politics: 18 September 2004, Saturday. While discussing ideas for providing humanitarian help to crisis-vulnerable regions in the Caucasus through the OSCE, the first diplomats of Bulgaria and Russia talked the ...
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LONDON, England -- Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic has been given the right to lead his own defense case after appealing against the imposition of defense lawyers, The Hague tribunal said.
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The UN war crimes court at The Hague has assigned former Yugoslav leader Slobodan Milosevic two lawyers to assist his defense. Milosevic, 63, has repeatedly insisted
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Slobodan Milosevic, the former Yugoslav president, today won the right to represent himself at the UN war crimes tribunal after appealing against the imposition of legal counsel.
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Russia says it wants to restore normal ties with the UK after tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats.
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Russia reserves the right to carry out pre-emptive strikes on militant bases abroad in the wake of the school hostage seizure, Russia&#39;s defense minister said Sunday, adding
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Judges at the UN war crimes tribunal yesterday granted Slobodan Milosevic&#39;s court-appointed defence lawyers permission to ask an appeals court to remove them from the case and allow the former Yugoslav president to represent
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THE HAGUE, NetherlandsâOverriding Slobodan Milosevic&#39;s objections, the UN war crimes tribunal yesterday appointed two lawyers to represent the former Yugoslav president in a bid to speed up the long-delayed trial and curb his courtroom theatrics.
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MOSCOW Russia warned the West on Thursday not to interfere in its policies toward Chechnya and said the granting of political asylum to rebel figures by Western governments only worsened problems for most Chechens.
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RIA Novosti s writer Olga Lipich. A high-profile Serbian delegation headed by Patriarch Pavel and President of the country Boris Tadic is coming to Moscow on Sunday for a three-day visit.
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"I am calling for calmness and a little bit more patience, Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev said. "We are taking and will be taking all steps to bring this whole case to an end as soon as possible and see our compatriots very soon on Bulgarian soil."  By Anna MudevaSOFIA  - Bulgaria and the European Union called on Libya on Wednesday to transfer six foreign medics to Sofia, after Tripoli lifted their death sentences for infecting hundreds of children with the HIV virus.The five Bulgarian nurses and the Palestinian doctor, who have spent more than eight years in jail, could be pardoned by the Balkan country's president if they are sent to Sofia under a 1984 prisoner exchange agreement with Libya.Following hectic diplomatic talks and payment of hundreds of millions of dollars to the families of 460 HIV victims, Tripoli commuted the death sentences against the six to life imprisonment late on Tuesday, paving the way for their release. Read more