Serbian vampire hunters prevent Milosevic come-back
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Drive 3ft stake through dictator's black heart Serbian vampire hunters have acted to prevent the very remote possibility that former dictator Slobodan Milosevic might stage a come-back - by driving a three-foot stake through his heart.â¦
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Serbia's foreign minister has warned of possible renewed conflict in the Balkans if the province of Kosovo becomes independent without the Serbian government's approval, according to comments published Monday.Comment
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The UN war crimes prosecutor for former Yugoslavia accused the government of Serbia of blocking the handover of top fugitives and
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Slobodan Milosevic was a peacemaker  who did not want to fight for a "Greater Serbia," while an  anti-Serb West stoked the bloody collapse of Yugoslavia,  Russia's Yevgeny Primakov said Tuesday.
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Leaders of Serbia and Kosovo&#39;s ethnic  Albanian majority returned to Vienna on Thursday for  last-chance talks on the fate of the breakaway Serbian  province, forced by Russian opposition to a Western plan for  independence.
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War crimes fugitive Ratko Mladic is believed to be hiding in the border regions of Serbia and neighboring Bosnia, pro-Western Serbian President Boris Tadic was quoted as saying on Friday.
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Slobodan Milosevic's war crimes trial resumed after a month-long break on Tuesday with the former Yugoslav president still at loggerheads with judges over his demand to run his own defense despite his ill health.
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Leaders of Serbia and Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority returned to Vienna on Thursday for last-chance talks on the fate of the breakaway Serbian province, forced by Russian opposition to a Western plan for independence.
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"Ask anybody the name of a Russian film director, composer or even rock group and they will struggle, but they can name five or six American directors"  BELGRADE, Serbia - As the dispute over Kosovo 's future nears a climax, the Serbian government has enlisted the support of some the world's best known statesmen - all of them dead. via New York Times
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Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic's war crimes trial resumed in The Hague on Tuesday after a month-long break with two court-assigned lawyers running his defense and calling the latest witness.
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Serbian President Boris Tadic, facing growing international isolation, is under increasing pressure to hand war-crime suspects over to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in The Hague.
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THE HAGUE - Former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic can defend himself at a war crimes tribunal but he must accept a standby lawyer in case he becomes ill again, judges ruled on Monday.
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PRISTINA, Serbia  - The United Nations has banned a self-styled Serb 'volunteer guard' from entering Kosovo, trying to calm Albanian tempers as Serbs remember a medieval battle at the heart of their claim to the province.
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"There is a risk of the return of the old guard that led Serbia into conflicts and isolation during the 1990s and led people into turmoil and uncertainty"  By Ellie TzortziBELGRADE  - Pro-Western president Boris Tadic and hardline challenger Tomislav Nikolic vie in elections on Sunday that will decide who drives Serbia's response to the trauma of the expected breakaway of its Kosovo region.Opinion polls ahead of a first-round ballot gave Nikolic a slim lead over Tadic, but not enough for a knockout victory.The winner of the February 3 run-off will be the candidate who can attract third-party votes with promises of better living standards, jobs and the defense of Kosovo, heading for independence with Western backing within months. Read more
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Serbia has the political will to  arrest top war crimes fugitive Ratko Mladic, but some state  officials are still stalling, United Nations chief war crimes  prosecutor Carla del Ponte said on Friday.
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Former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic was forced to take a back seat at his trial for genocide and war crimes as lawyers imposed on him by a UN tribunal examined his first defence witness.
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Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic urged judges on Thursday to allow him to defend himself at his war crimes trial as his court-assigned lawyer said efforts to represent him had reached a dead end.