Slobodan Milošević

...and Muslims during Bosnia's war. Karadzic is alleged to have worked with Yugoslav strongman Slobodan Milosevic in pursuit of a "Greater Serbia" which was to include 60 percent of the territory of Bosnia. Milosevic died midway through his...

In this article: Radovan Karadzic, Bosnian War, Ratko Mladic, Bosnia, Belgrade, and Sarajevo

...after he died in 2006. THE HAGUE, Netherlands Radovan Karadzic boycotted the opening day of his war crimes trial Monday and sent no lawyer to defend himself, forcing judges to abruptly adjourn the hearing. Judges then vowed that the...

In this article: Radovan Karadzic, The Hague, Sarajevo, Yugoslav war, Bosnian War, Ratko Mladic, and Richard Holbrooke

...prosecution's case may take until next year. What options are open to the judges? Mr Karadzic, like Milosevic before him, has opted to defend himself. So either the court will have to accede to his wishes regarding the trial's timing,...

In this article: Radovan Karadzic, Defendant, Richard Holbrooke, Sarajevo, The Hague, Nationalism, Yugoslav wars, Bosnian War, and Ratko Mladic

...of a "Greater Serbia" which was to include 60 percent of the territory of Bosnia. Milosevic died midway through his own genocide trial in March 2006, while Karadzic's former military general, Ratko Mladic, is still on the run. © 2009 AFP

In this article: Radovan Karadzic, Bosnian War, Ratko Mladic, UN, Belgrade, and Sarajevo

...cleansing against the country's Muslim and Croat populations. He has adopted the Milosevic tactic of defending himself, and says he needs more time to prepare his case. "If we get enough time to prepare a proper defence, he will appear...

In this article: Radovan Karadzic, Defendant, Sarajevo, Bosnia, Europe, The Hague, and Nationalism

Mr. Karadzic is alleged to have worked with Yugoslav strongman Slobodan Milosevic, who died midway through his own UN genocide trial in March 2006, in pursuit of a "Greater Serbia" that was to include 60 percent of the territory of Bosnia.

In this article: Radovan Karadzic, Bosnian War, Bosnia, UN, The Hague, Allegation, and Nationalism

...and ill health dragged his trial out for more than four years. Milosevic's trial ended without a verdict in 2006 after he died of a heart attack in his UN jail cell. Karadzic says he has not had enough time to prepare his defense, even...

In this article: Radovan Karadzic, United Nations, Bosnian War, Sarajevo, and The Hague

...for a delay of several months. Karadzic, 64, intends to stage his own defence like former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic, who died in March 2006 before the end of his own war crimes trial. Karadzic had claimed that he and his...

In this article: Radovan Karadzic, UN, Sarajevo, Belgrade, and The Hague

...gets wide coverage in the newspapers. The Guardian predicts he will use the same tactics as the late Slobodan Milosevic, namely "grand-standing", "politicising" and "dragging it out". The Times quotes the British QC who led the...

In this article: Radovan Karadzic, The Guardian, EU, Baghdad, Jackie Ashley, Carr's, Suicide, Climate change, and The Sun