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12/09/2008 UN prosecutor Serge Brammertz (left) met with Serbian President Boris Tadic (right) on Thursday in Belgrade. Brammertz expressed ''careful optimism'' about Belgrade's efforts to arrest war crimes fugitive Ratko Mladic. [Getty Images] |
News
12/09/2008
- Brammertz wraps up war crimes co-operation talks in Belgrade
- Serbia's Tadic asks UN members to back Kosovo initiative
- Athens accuses Skopje of hampering talks on name dispute
- Serbia confirms documents with Mladic's fingerprints are missing
- Former SRS deputy leader Nikolic to form own party in Serbia
- EU envisions degree of autonomy for Serbs in Kosovo
- United States urges tougher antiterrorism laws in Turkey
- Bulgaria's Parvanov criticises draft law that reduces his authority over army
- Pope Benedict XVI to visit Montenegro
- Albania's DP supports limiting lawmakers' immunity
Features
Full-fledged Cyprus talks kick off
12/09/2008
"The talks have been productive, and the talks have been fruitful," UN special envoy Alexander Downer said after the leaders of the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities began substantive reunification negotiations Thursday.
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Drugs and diplomacy make a sinister mix
12/09/2008
For a drug dealer, what better job than one that comes with diplomatic immunity?
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Roundup
Business: New airport to open in Cyprus
12/09/2008
Paphos will soon benefit from a new international airport that can handle more than 2 million passengers annually. Also in business: Japan's Mitsubishi enters the Turkish fleet-leasing business, and a Croatian company plans a trade centre in the suburbs of Zagreb.
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Reportage
Karadzic trial -- a new test for the UN tribunal
08/09/2008
Hague judges and prosecutors want to avoid a repeat of the inconclusive trial against Slobodan Milosevic.
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