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Radovan Karadzic, former Bosnian-Serb warlord awaiting trial for genocide, has said high-ranking officials in the 1990s U.S. administration of the former President, Bill Clinton, want him dead and that it would be impossible for him to receive a fair...
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Pro Bowl receiver Chad Johnson won’t be practicing with the Cincinnati Bengals for a while because his right ankle hasn’t fully recovered from surgery.
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A man who had been living in suburban Pittsburgh was ordered Tuesday to be returned to his native Bosnia and Herzegovina to face charges of fatally shooting another man...
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AP, The Hague
Former Dutch Defense Minister Relus ter Beek, who abolished the draft and sent troops to an ill-fated United Nations peacekeeping mission in Bosnia, died Monday of lung...
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AP, London
Margaret Thatcher’s daughter says she first realized that her mother was having memory problems when the former prime minister struggled to distinguish between...
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AP, Tuzla
Forensic experts said Wednesday they had opened a 10th mass grave found near an eastern Bosnian village and that it may contain the bodies of up to 100 victims of the...
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AP, Belgrade
Serbia’s war crimes prosecutor’s office says it has indicted two Serbs in the 1992 killing of about 700 Muslims in eastern Bosnia.
made popular Aug 5 2008
BOZINOVICI, Bosnia and Herzegovina — Ratko Mladic, accused in Europe’s worst massacre since World War II and now the most wanted fugitive for the atrocities in the...
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AP, Sarajevo
A court has convicted seven Bosnian Serbs of genocide committed in Srebrenica in 1995. Another four were acquitted.
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AP, Amsterdam
The former president of Liberia is on trial. A vice president of Congo is in custody. The former leaders of Cambodia are in the dock. And a key figure in the Bosnia war...
made popular Jul 22 2008
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Excerpts from the 1995 U.N. war crimes tribunal indictment charging former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic and his wartime military commander, Gen. Ratko Mladic,...
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AP, Sarajevo
Forensic experts say they have exhumed 66 Srebrenica massacre victims from a mass grave in eastern Bosnia.Murat Hurtic, the head of the forensic team, says the last...
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AP, The Hague
Two Bosnian Serb cousins who allegedly locked scores of Muslims inside burning buildings went on trial Wednesday for alleged murder and war crimes in what a prosecutor...
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A U.N. appeals court has overturned the war crimes conviction of Naser Oric, a Bosnian Muslim considered a war hero by many in his country for fighting Serbs in the...
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AP, Sarajevo
An EU peacekeeping helicopter belonging to the Spanish military crashed Thursday in Bosnia with four people on board, officials said.The helicopter went down around...
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AP, Sarajevo
A European Union peacekeeping helicopter belonging to the Spanish military crashed Thursday in Bosnia with four crew members on board, officials said.The helicopter...
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AP, Sarajevo
Officials say an European Union peacekeeping helicopter has crashed in mountainous central Bosnia with four crew members on board. A rescue operation is under way.An EU...
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AP, The Hague
A Dutch court began hearings Wednesday about whether survivors of a 1995 massacre of Muslims in Bosnia _ Europe’s worst mass killing since World War II _ can sue...
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Early this morning, a local man in Tuzla, one of the main cities in the Bosnian-Croatian Federation entity of Bosnia-Hercegovina, went on a gun rampage killing six...
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European Union defense ministers agreed Monday to keep the bloc’s 2,500 peacekeepers in Bosnia, citing concern that tensions in Kosovo could spill over into other...
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A U.N. appeals panel overturned the murder conviction and reduced the sentence Tuesday of a Bosnian army commander in charge of Muslim fighters who murdered and...
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Turkey’s Sabri Sarioglu, left, vies for the ball with Samir Muratovic of Bosnia-Herzegovina, right, during their World Cup group 5 qualifying soccer match in Istanbul, Turkey, Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008.
