• Freed Kosovo war chief pledges: 'I will lead my people once more'
  Author:  Ed Vulliamy
  Uploaded:  Thursday, 20 December, 2012
  Ramush Haradinaj spent eight years accused of war crimes before acquittal. But according to an Observer report, a new crisis in the Balkans looms over suspicions of a Belgrade deal to prosecute him
  

• Vindication or travesty? Operation Storm’s generals Ante Gotovina and Mladen Markac acquitted
  Author:  Marko Attila Hoare
  Uploaded:  Friday, 23 November, 2012
  Authoritative analysis of the judgement by the Hague war crimes tribunal that reversed the earlier conviction of two Croatian generals for war crimes, during and after the 1995 Operation Storm.
  

• Fog of War
  Author:  The Times (London)
  Uploaded:  Friday, 23 November, 2012
  Following the successful appeal by Croatian generals Gotovina and Markac at the ICTY, this editorial makes clear that, while all sides suffered in the Balkans in the 1990s, the main culprit was Milosevic
  

• By rehabilitating Draža Mihailovic, Boris Tadic rehabilitated also Ratko Mladic
  Author:  Srda Popovic - interviewed by Robert Frank
  Uploaded:  Thursday, 15 November, 2012
  With Boris Tadic set to be replaced as leader of Serbia's Democratic Party at its forthcoming congress, following his loss of the presidency last May and his party's loss of governmental power in June, this prescient and insightful interview conducted earlier this year provides an authoritative judgement on Tadic's political record.
  

• Montenegrins, Serbs and anti-fascists
  Author:  Marko Attila Hoare
  Uploaded:  Thursday, 15 November, 2012
  Review of Bato Tomasevic, Life and Death in the Balkans: A family saga in a century of conflict
  

• Srebrenica: the silence over Britain's guilt must be ended
  Author:  Vernon Bogdanor
  Uploaded:  Monday, 30 July, 2012
  The eminent constitutional authority calls for acknowledgment of the extent to which misguided UK policy on Bosnia contributed to Europe's worst war crime since 1945
  

• Judicial bullying pays off in Karadzic's Bosnian genocide trial
  Author:  Daniel Toljaga
  Uploaded:  Monday, 30 July, 2012
  A survivor of the genocidal assault on the newly independent Bosnia by Serbian nationalist forces condemns a recent ruling by ICTY judges that effectively limits the accusation of genocide to Srebrenica
  

• Karadzic prosecutors challenge decision on genocide charge
  Author:  Rachel Irwin
  Uploaded:  Monday, 30 July, 2012
  Lawyers say judges erred in dropping count of genocide in locations other than Srebrenica, reports IWPR's Tribunal Update
  

• The ICTY’s U-turn over genocide in Bosnia
  Author:  Marko Attila Hoare
  Uploaded:  Tuesday, 10 July, 2012
  Damning assessment of the latest ruling by judges at the Hague tribunal, dismissing the charge of genocide against Radovan Karadzic other than at Srebrenica.
  

• Bosnia’s Census, a continuation of genocide by legalization
  Author:  National Congress of the Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina
  Uploaded:  Tuesday, 10 July, 2012
  Harsh judgement on certain misconceived questions scheduled for inclusion among those to asked of B-H citizens in the 2013 Census, the country's first since 1991
  

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