Now that notorious war-criminal Ratko Mladic has been captured, Serbian President Boris Tadic says that anyone thought to have helped him avoid arrest will be investigated. Probes will look at members of the Serbian armed forces and police, Tadic said,…
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Serbia Goes After Mladic Cronies
The UN war crimes tribunal at The Hague is set to rule on whether Serbian ultra-nationalist Vojislav Seselj should be acquitted of all charges.
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Court to rule on Seselj acquittal
A former Serbian police officer is jailed for 27 years for his role in the 1999 murder of more than 700 ethnic Albanians in Kosovo.
Hungarian prosecutors charge former military officer Sandor Kepiro with a notorious 1942 massacre in the Serbian city of Novi Sad.
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Man accused of 1942 Nazi atrocity
An inquiry has concluded that Hashim Thac led a clan who presided over an organ-trafficking network that extracted kidneys from Serbian prisoners.
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Report Says Kosovo Prime Minister Led Organ Trafficking Network
It doesn’t get much more grisly than this: A new report on European organized crime accuses Kosovo’s prime minister, Hashim Thaci, of smuggling human organs, among other crimes. The report says Thaci’s gang would murder Serbian prisoners and then sell…
Controversial movie A Serbian Film is the most cut cinematic release in 16 years, the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has said.
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Serbian horror is ‘most cut’ film
President Boris Tadic is to become the first Serbian leader to visit war graves in the Croatian town of Vukovar, scene of a massacre in 1991.
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Serb leader visits Croatia grave
Three men are charged with the attempted murder of a Serbian war criminal who was attacked inside Wakefield Prison.
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Charges over war criminal attack
Riot police in the Serbian capital Belgrade have fought running battles with hundreds of far-right supporters who tried to disrupt a Gay Pride march in the city.
Protesters in the Serbian capital Belgrade throw petrol bombs and stones at police protecting a Gay Pride march.
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Anti-gay riot erupts in Belgrade
Serbian prosecutors have charged nine Serbian ex-paramilitaries with killing 43 ethnic Albanians in Kosovo in May 1999.
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Nine Serbs to face Kosovo charges
Sretko Kalinic, convicted of the 2003 assassination of the Serbian prime minister Zoran Djindjic, is extradited from Croatia to Serbia.
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Djindjic plotter sent to Serbia
Nemanja Vidic signs a new four-year contract at Manchester United, ending speculation the Serbian could be poised to leave Old Trafford.
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Vidic signs new Man Utd contract
Report Says Kosovo Prime Minister Led Organ Trafficking Network
Wednesday, December 15th, 2010
