Serb chief defiant after foiled attempt on his life
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Following an apparent attempt on his life, Serbia&#39;s President Boris Tadic said yesterday that no threats would prevent him from &quot;pursuing the mission of establishing democracy in the country&quot;.
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The new Home Secretary remained defiant today in the face of a Law Lords ruling which outlawed his predecessorâs emergency anti-terror measures.
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Serbia has the political will to arrest war crimes fugitive Ratko Mladic but some state officials are stalling, the chief United Nations war crimes prosecutor said on Friday.
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Chairman of Prison Officers' Association refuses to discount possibility of further action.
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A Serb ultranationalist leader, who is on a hunger strike in his U.N. cell, refused to appear at a final preliminary hearing Wednesday before the start of his trial at the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal next week.
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THE HAGUE, Aug. 31 -- Former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic  launched on Tuesday a defiant defense of his conduct during the Balkan wars, accusing his enemies of conspiracies against the Serbs and insisting that his countrymen acted in self-defense.
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An East Timor rebel leader asked to negotiate with authorities Thursday as an Australian-led international force surrounded his hideout, but rejected calls to surrender, a witness with him said.
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Serbia's President Boris Tadic survives an apparent assassination bid when a car tries to ram his motorcade.
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No assassination attempt was made against Serbia&#39;s President Boris Tadic, the country&#39;s Interior Minister Dragan Jocic said on a special press conference.
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A man in a car tried several times to ram the limousine carrying Serbia&#39;s pro-Western President Boris Tadic through the streets of Belgrade late on Tuesday, the presidential press office said.
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A former police officer who commanded troops defending the Bosnian Muslim enclave of Srebrenica was handed a lenient two-year sentence Friday for failing to prevent murder and torture of Serb captives.
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A Russian ex-Olympic champion avoids jail over his role in plotting to kill a regional governor.
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Still reluctant to catch and extradite suspects wanted by a U.N. war crimes court, Serbia's Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica urged the men to surrender voluntarily to the international tribunal in comments published Sunday.
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Germany warned politicians in Bosnia on Monday not to undermine the Dayton Peace Accords by resisting an international peace envoy's efforts to streamline government decision-making.
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"We will get him because we are not forgetting him."  BRUSSELS  - Fugitive former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic is in Serbia and should be arrested by the end of the year, chief U.N. war crimes prosecutor Carla del Ponte said on Tuesday.She said Mladic, wanted on genocide charges over the 1995 Srebrenica massacre of about 8,000 Muslims, was probably moving around more than in the past because the recently appointed Serbian government is seriously trying to arrest him."Mladic is in Serbia because all the indications we have from the authorities, also in Serbia, are that he's there," she told a news conference at the European Policy Centre after talks with EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn. Read more
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Vladimir Lazarevic, one of four Serbian generals indicted by the international war crimes tribunal in The Hague, has decided to give himself up voluntarily, Serbia's prime minister said.
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A Serbian leader accused of war crimes at The Hague could be freed on a Serbian guarantee pending his trial.