Đinđić trial enters final phase
Belgrade, April 24 (Source: B92)
Prosecution and defense have begun the delivery of closing arguments in the Đinđić assassination trial. Deputy Special Organized Crime Prosecutor Jovan Prijić said today that “Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić, a doctor of philosophy and sociology, was murdered by Serbian MUP employee and member of the Special Operations Unit (JSO) Zvezdan Jovanović, who confessed to the crime unequivocally and in detail”. >>>

Closing arguments in Đinđić trial
Belgrade, April 23 (Source: B92)
The Prosecution and defense will begin with the delivery of their closing arguments today, as the trial enters its final stage. Đinđić family attorney Rajko Danilović believes that the indictment has been substantiated and proven in its entirety, but warns that the political background of the case still lacked clarification. He said he would mention the political aspect in his closing argument. >>>

Šešelj entitled to documents in Serbian
The Hague, April 20 (Source: B92)
The Hague Tribunal dismissed the appeal filed by Vojislav Šešelj against a decision on the form of disclosed evidence. The decision was rendered by the Trial Chamber presided by Judge Orie on July 4, 2006. >>>

Russian official on Hague Tribunal’s fate
Moscow, April 18 (Source: B92)
Russia will demand that the Hague Tribunal closes in 2010, Russian deputy foreign minister says. A letter Vladimir Titov sent to the Foreign Affairs Committee chairman Konstantin Kosachov states that Russia will demand an end to the Tribunal’s activities, irrelevant of whether all the indicted persons are extradited and tried by that time, the Russian media reported. >>>

Bosnian Court convicts Serb for Foča rape
Sarajevo, April 17 (Source: B92)
A Sarajevo court sentenced a former Bosnian Serb soldier to 5 and a half years in jail for 1992 war crimes in Foča. A Sarajevo court sentenced a former Bosnian Serb soldier to 5 and a half years in jail for war crimes in the mainly Muslim town of Foča in 1992. The Bosnia-Herzegovina court in Sarajevo ruled Radmilo Vuković was guilty of war crimes against civilians when as a member of Bosnian Serb armed forces he raped a woman on several occasions. The court reduced the 10-year minimum sentence due to mitigating circumstances. The court noted Vuković and the woman were in a relationship before the Bosnian ethnic war began in 1992. The woman fled Foča in February 1993 and gave birth to a boy. A DNA analysis confirmed the boy was fathered by Vuković, but the court banned him from seeing the child, BIRN reports. The trial began in January and ended last week.

Serbian Constitution undergoes criticism
Belgrade, April 11 (Source: B92)
The Constitution is lacking in quality when compared with the versions the Opposition drafted during Milošević’s rule. In recently the published conclusions of the plenary session held March 17 and 18, the Venice Commission noted that the lack of opportunity for the Constitution’s public discussion raised questions of its legitimacy. >>>

Ćuruvija murder eighth anniversary
Belgrade, April 12 (Source: B92)
Today marks the eighth anniversary since the murder of Slavko Ćuruvija, a prominent Serbian anti-regime journalist. Ćuruvija was shot in the head on April 11, 1999, in front of his apartment in downtown Belgrade, during an ongoing NATO campaign against the country. Five days before he was murdered, the regime daily Politika Ekspres published an article denouncing Ćuruvija as a traitor who supported the bombing. >>>

Maximum penalties for two Scorpions
Belgrade, April 11 (Source: B92)
Belgrade's War Crimes Court announced the verdicts in the trial of five men accused of 1995 war crimes in Srebrenica area. The court found the paramilitary unit’s commander Slobodan Medić as well as Branislav Medić guilty and sentenced each to a maximum 20 years in prison sentence. Another defendant, Pero Petrašević, who confessed to the crime, was sentenced to 13 years in jail, while Aleksandar Medić received a five-year sentence. Petrašević earlier told the court he felt “the deepest regret” over his actions, and asked for a just punishment. >>>

NYT: Genocide ruling on partial archive
The Hague, April 10 (Source: B92)
The New York Times says The International Court of Justice (ICJ) based its Bosnian genocide ruling on incomplete archive. According to the report, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) did not consider the full archives from the war crimes tribunal at The Hague in making its finding that Serbia did not commit genocide during the 1992-1995 Bosnian war and was not liable for damages, instead relying on material in the court's public record that had been censored by agreement with Serbian representatives. >>>

Bosnian Serb jailed for 15 years
The Hague, April 05 (Source: B92)
The Hague has sentenced former Bosnian Serb policeman Dragan Zelenović to 15 years for rape and torture of Bosnian Muslim women. Dragan Zelenović, 46, pleaded guilty to the crimes, which took place during the 1992-1995 war in the former Yugoslavia. >>>

Defense’s closing argument in Scorpion trial
Belgrade, April 04 (Source: B92)
Trial of a former Military Court Judge in the lawsuit filed by a family of a soldier killed in Belgrade army base began Friday Jakovljević family sued Military court investigative judge Vuk Tufegdzić for libel, referring to the slanderous statements he reportedly given to the media in regards to their son Dragan Jakovljević, one of the two elite guard soldiers that had died in Topčider army base in October 2004.

EP backs supervised independence
The Hague, April 03 (Source: B92)
The trial of the seven former Bosnian Serb military and police officials continued at The Hague. The indictment against seven officials qualifies the "evacuation of the population" from the town of Žepa as a "forced transfer" undertaken as part of the "joint criminal enterprise aimed at the forcible elimination of the Muslim population from Srebrenica and Žepa". >>>

Military court judge stands trial
Belgrade, April 02 (Source: B92)
Trial of a former Military Court Judge in the lawsuit filed by a family of a soldier killed in Belgrade army base began Friday Jakovljević family sued Military court investigative judge Vuk Tufegdzić for libel, referring to the slanderous statements he reportedly given to the media in regards to their son Dragan Jakovljević, one of the two elite guard soldiers that had died in Topčider army base in October 2004. >>>

EP backs supervised independence
Brussels, March 30 (Source: B92)
Former Bosnian Serb Army (VRS) General Dragomir Milošević’s trial at the Hague continued Tuesday. Vahid Karavelić, who commanded the 1st Corps of the Bosnian (BH) Army during the war, took the stand in the trial of the former general charged with the shelling and sniper campaign targeting Sarajevo civilians from August 1994 until the end of war in 1995. >>>

War commanders meet in Hague
The Hague, March 29 (Source: B92)
Former Bosnian Serb Army (VRS) General Dragomir Milošević’s trial at the Hague continued Tuesday. Vahid Karavelić, who commanded the 1st Corps of the Bosnian (BH) Army during the war, took the stand in the trial of the former general charged with the shelling and sniper campaign targeting Sarajevo civilians from August 1994 until the end of war in 1995. >>>

Croatia reacts to Kadijević’s remarks
Zagreb, March 28 (Source: B92)
General Veljko Kadijević, a man featured in three Croatian war crimes indictments, has stirred spirits with an interview. The Croatian ministry of the interior (MUP) has announced it would “contact” the owners of the web site that published the interview with the former Yugoslav defense minister. >>>

New hearings in university corruption case
Smederevo, March 27 (Source: B92)
An investigative judge has interrogated new suspects in the Kragujevac Faculty of Law bribes for marks scandal. >>>

Zvornik trial continues
Belgrade, March 26 (Source: B92)
The trial against six men accused of war crimes in the Zvornik municipality in Bosnia continues today. >>>

Prosecution wraps up Kosovo Six case
Belgrade, March 23 (Source: B92)
The prosecution formally rested at the Kosovo Six trial after calling its 111th witness. However, the prosecutor asked for permission to call three more witnesses: Wesley Clark, Zoran Lilić, and Shaun Burns. >>>

Croatian court sentences two war criminals
Osijek, March 22 (Source: B92)
A court has found two men guilty of war crimes committed in 1991 and sentenced them to 14 and 3 years in prison. >>>

UK judge denies extradition of Serb war criminal
London , March 21 (Source: B92)
Milan Španović, a Croatian Serb convicted of war crimes in absentia, has been allowed to stay in Britain. >>>

“Wahhabis are no terrorists”
Belgrade , March 20 (Source: B92)
Interior Ministry’s statement that labels Wahhabis as terrorists is imprecise, a sociologist says. >>>

Protected witness takes stand at Haradinaj trial
The Hague , March 19 (Source: B92)
A protected witness pointed the finger at one of the accused in the Hague trial of three KLA warlords. >>>

Assets forfeiture conference
Belgrade , March 16 (Source: B92)
Special Prosecutor’s Office, the OSCE and U.S. embassy in Belgrade organized an international conference on asset forfeiture. >>>

Haradinaj trial: First witness testifies
The Hague , March 09 (Source: B92)
The first prosecution witness at the trial of Ramush Haradinaj worked as an investigator for the HLC in 1998. >>>

Croatia court upholds war crime sentences
Zagreb , March 07 (Source: B92)
Croatia 's Supreme Court upheld jail sentences of former Croatian policemen convicted of killing imprisoned Serbs. >>>

Del Ponte calls Haradinaj gangster and warlord
The Hague , March 06 (Source: B92)
Karla Del Ponte warns the court she will have to drop the charges, if intimidated witnesses refuse to testify. >>>

Healthcare system lacks measures against corruption
Belgrade, March 05 (Source: B92)
There are no legal measures to curb healthcare corruption. It’s all up to the employees’ ethics.>>>

Ethnic minority parties sign caucus agreement
Belgrade, March 01 (Source: B92)
Four minority parties agreed to form a joint caucus in the Parliament. >>>

“ICJ ruling – chance for reconciliation”
Washington, Belgrade, Banjaluka, February 28 (Source: B92)
Yesterday’s judgment by the Hague-based ICJ is Serbia’s chance to reconcile its past, Washington says. >>>

ICJ: Serbia not directly responsible
Tha Hague, February 27 (Source: B92)
The International Court of Justice exhonorates Serbia of direct responsibility for genocide during the 1992-95 war. >>>

ICJ to deliver genocide ruling today
The Hague, February 26 (Source: B92)
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) will rule on Bosnia’s genocide case against Serbia today. >>>

Law professors face bribery charges
Kragujevac, Belgrade, February 23 (Source: B92)
Kragujevac Law Faculty professors suspected of taking bribes will appear before an investigative judge today. >>>

University professors arrested on bribery charges
Kragujevac, Belgrade, February 21 (Source: B92)
Police arrested 10 persons, mostly Kragujevac Faculty of Law professors, suspected of taking bribes. >>>

Đinđić trial judge receives threats
Belgrade, February 20 (Source: B92)
The judge presiding over the Đinđić assassination trial has received threatening phone messages. >>>

Zelenović sentencing hearing date set
The Hague, February 19 (Source: B92)
The Hague Tribunal has scheduled Dragan Zelenović’s sentencing hearing for February 23. >>>

Lull in Hague courtrooms this week
The Hague, February 13 (Source: B92)
The Srebrenica and Kosovo trials will be adjourned for a week. >>>

Operation Storm defense lawyer potential witness
The Hague, February 12 (Source: B92)
The Tribunal decided to detain Ivan Čermak, one of Operation Storm generals about to undergo trial. >>>

Roma leader files complaint against police
Belgrade, February 09 (Source: B92)
Roma’s Democratic Union president Jordan Vasić has announced he will sue the state and the interior ministry. >>>

Croatian journalist sentenced to three months in prison
The Hague, February 8 (Source: B92)
The Hague Tribunal sentenced Croatian journalist Domagoj Margetić to three months in prison. >>>

Free-of-charge legal assistance soon in Serbia
Belgrade, February 07 (Source: B92)
A project document to enable free-of-charge legal assistance signed yesterday. >>>

Whereabouts of Karadžić and Mladić
Sarajevo, 06. februar 2007. (Izvor: B92)
Security services of Serbia and Bosnia exchange weekly intelligence on the whereabouts of war crime indictees. >>>

War crimes prosecutors set to meet
Belgrade, February 05 (Source: B92)
Serbian, Bosnian and Croatian war crimes prosecutors will hold a meeting in Belgrade Monday. >>>

UN Secretary-General urges arrest of fugitives
The Hague, February 02 (Source: B929)
During his visit to the Hague Tribunal, Ban Ki-Moon said Karadžić and Mladić should face justice. >>>

Del Ponte to meet with Solana and Rehn
The Hague, February 01 (Source: B92)
Chief Hague Tribunal Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte to meet with EU Officials Javier Solana and Olli Rehn later today. >>>

Carla Del Ponte to step down in September
The Hague, January 31 (Source: B92)
Hague Tribunal Chief Prosecutor to leave office in September. >>>

Zvornik trial continues
Belgrade, January 30 (Source: B92)
Belgrade’s District Court War Crimes Chamber is hearing witness testimonies as Zvornik trial continues today. >>>

Šešelj’s trial chamber to hear Haradinaj case
The Hague, January 21 (Source: B92)
The Trial Chamber presided by Judge Alphons Orie will begin the trial of three former KLA commanders. >>>

HRW: Serbia won’t face past seriously
New York, January 15 (Source: B92)
Human Rights Watch 2006 report criticizes Serbian government for its unwillingness to confront the past seriously. >>>

Haradinaj trial set to start soon
The Hague, January 15 (Source: B92)
The Hague Tribunal Trial Chamber that will try the three former KLA commanders will be appointed next week. >>>

The Hague Tribunal in 2007
The Hague, 05 January (Source: B92)
There are currently 49 detainees in The Hague, among them 13 await verdicts and 10 are set to go on trial. >>>

Albanians run for election
Belgrade, 04 January (Source: B92)
Albanian parties from Southern Serbia submitted a joint electoral list. >>>

Ljajić: EU Negotiations in March
Belgrade, 03 January (Source: B92)
Rasim Ljajić says EU negotiations could resume if democratic government takes office after upcoming elections. >>>

Trial of Milošević “guards” begins
Belgrade, December 22 (Source: B92)
The trial for those accused of interfering in the arrest attempts of Slobodan Milošević in 2001 begins today. >>>

U.S. to assist Special Court
Belgrade, December 21 (Source: B92)
The United States has donated 50,000 dollars to the Organized Crime and War Crimes Department of the Belgrade District Court. >>>

Swede convicted of war crimes in Bosnia
Stockholm, December 20 (Source: B92)
A Swedish man who served as a mercenary in a Croatian militia was convicted Monday of war crimes during the Bosnian war. >>>

Šešelj back in his cell
The Hague, December 20 (Source: B92)
Vojislav Šešelj has been taken out of the hospital quarters and back to his cell, according to the Tribunal. >>>

War crimes trial begins
Sarajevo, December 19 (Source: B92)
The trial of Niset Ramić, accused of war crimes against Serbia civilians, begins today in Sarajevo. >>>

“Scorpions” case nears end
Belgrade, December 18 (Source: B92)
The trial of the five men accused of committing the 1995 Trnovo crime enters its final stages this week with closing arguments. >>>

Ovčara case to be retried
Belgrade, December 15 (Source: B92)
Serbia’s Supreme Court has cancelled the verdicts in the Ovčara case tried before Belgrade’s War Crimes Court. >>>

Serbia's Gypsies have few rights
Belgrade, December 14 (Source: B92)
Nearly half of Gypsies living in Serbia do not enjoy the rights to education, employment and healthcare. >>>

Ćuruvija files given to judge
Belgrade, December 13 (Source: B92)
The case of the murder of journalists Slavko Ćuruvija has been transferred to Judge Dragan Lazarević. >>>

War crimes suspect extradited
Zagreb, December 12 (Source: B92)
War crimes indictee Zoran Obradović has been extradited from Bulgaria to Croatia. >>>

Vukovar Three defense case ends
The Hague, December 11 (Source: B92)
Defense teams called a total 36 witnesses. The prosecutor indicated the prosecution will seek leave to call evidence in rebuttal. >>>

Radicals say Hague is hypocritical
Belgrade, The Hague, November 13 (Source: B92)
Radicals accuse Tribunal’s spokesman Refik Hodžić of hypocrisy after he said the court put indictees’ health first. >>>

Verdict for alleged hate crimes today
Novi Sad, November 10 (Source: B92)
The verdicts for the individuals who interrupted an anti-fascist conference will be read today in Novi Sad. >>>

Agreement for election expected today
Belgrade, November 09 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Parliament is expected to reach an agreement on when to hold parliamentary and presidential elections. >>>

Šešelj disrupts trial
Amsterdam, November 02 (Source: B92)
U.N. officials removed the Vojislav Šešelj from court after he disrupted a hearing on how to proceed with his trial. >>>

Glavaš hospitalized
Zagreb, Osijek, November 01 (Source: B92)
Branimir Glavaš has been hospitalized after a five-day hunger strike. >>>

Serbian constitution's claim on Kosovo unacceptable
Tirana, October 31 (Source: B92)
Albania said that the new Serbian constitution's claim over Kosovo is unacceptable. >>>

Slogans of hate at the stadium
Belgrade, October 20 (Source: B92)
Education and Sport Minister Slobodan Vuksanović wants strict prohibition of racist behavior at sporting events. >>>

Columnist finds constitution “offensive”
Zrenjanin, October 19 (Source: B92)
Weekly Vreme’s columnist Teofil Pančić said that he has no intention of voting in the constitutional referendum. >>>

First constitution, then elections
Belgrade, October 17 (Source: B92)
Discussions have started for the next set of elections in Serbia. >>>

Still no word on arrest of court officials
Belgrade, April 13 (Source: B92)
There is still no official statement on why officials of the Commercial Court were taken into custody yesterday. >>>

War crimes cooperation discussed
Belgrade, April 12 (Source: B92)
Officials of the three major states of the former Yugoslavia are discussing cooperation in war crimes proceedings. >>>

Biserko encourages Holmec investigation
Belgrade, April 11 (Source: B92)
Sonja Biserko said that the Holmec war crimes case warrants further investigation. >>>

Case closed as far as Slovenia is concerned
Ljubljana, April 10 (Source: B92)
The Slovenian State Prosecutor’s Office has denied the accusations coming from Serbia that war crimes were committed during conflicts near Holmec in 1991. >>>

Chances of genocide case, “50-50“
Belgrade, April 10 (Source: B92)
Democratic Party official Dragoljub Micunovic said that the charges of genocide against Serbia-Montenegro filed by Bosnia-Herzegovina and the ongoing court case, can only lead to further destabilisation in the region. >>>

Another minute for Milosevic
Belgrade, April 07 (Source: B92)
The Serbia-Montenegro Parliamentary meeting began today with yet another minute of silence to honour the late Slobodan Milosevic. >>>

The Tribunal, a successful experiment
Washington D.C, April 06 (Source: B92)
Former Hague President Theodore Meron said that the work of the Tribunal has proven to be successful. >>>

Mladic extradited by the end of April
Belgrade, April 06 (Source: B92)
Both international and state officials are expecting Ratko Mladic to be extradited by the end of April. >>>

Jovanovic taken into custody
Belgrade, April 05 (Source: B92)
President of the Liberal-Democratic Party, Cedomir Jovanovic, has been taken into custody after failing to appear in court. >>>

Parliament tries again today
Belgrade, April 04 (Source: B92)
After three months off and another week dedicated to Slobodan Milosevic, the Serbian Parliament will try to get some work done today. >>>

Hadzic in Belarus?
Belgrade, April 03 (Source: B92)
Hague indictee Goran Hadzic is hiding in Belarus, not in Russia as it was earlier reported, according to daily Blic. >>>

What Del Ponte had to say
Belgrade, March 31 (Source: B92)
The Hague’s Chief Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte left Belgrade yesterday without giving a public evaluation of her meeting with Serbian officials. >>>

Socialists begrudge coalition colleagues
Belgrade, March 30 (Source: B92)
Law being proposed by Miloljub Albijanic and Vlajko Senic will have a tough time getting the support of the Socialists Party of Serbia. >>>

“Embarrassing” acts of the parliament
Novi Sad, March 29 (Source: B92)
Veljko Stambolic, son of the late Serbian president Ivan Stambolic, said that it is a great embarrassment that the Serbian Parliament did not hold a minute of silence in honour of his father. >>>

Milosevic honoured – twice
Belgrade, March 28 (Source: B92)
Socialists Party of Serbia officials gave a minute of silence in honour of their late president Slobodan Milosevic at the beginning of today’s meeting of the Serbian parliament. >>>

No minute of silence for Milosevic
Belgrade, March 27 (Source: B92)
Serbian Parliamentary Speaker Predrag Markovic said that he will not allow the request to have a minute of silence for Slobodan Milosevic at today’s parliamentary meeting. >>>

A third warrant for Markovic
Belgrade, March 24 (Source: B92)
The Belgrade District Court will be issuing a third warrant for the arrest of Slobodan Milosevic’s widow Mirjana Markovic for failing to appear before the court for questioning. >>>

Lilic won’t testify
The Hague, March 23 (Source: B92)
The beginning of Serbia-Montenegro’s defence case, which was scheduled to begin today, has been postponed for Thursday. >>>

Whether Lilic will testify still uncertain
The Hague, March 22 (Source: B92)
The announced appearance of former Yugoslav president Zoran Lilic on the witness stand in the Bosnia-Herzegovina genocide case against Serbia-Montenegro is still uncertain. >>>

Indictees attend funeral
Belgrade, Pozarevac, March 21 (Source: B92)
Three Hague indictees, who have been set free until the beginning of their trials, were seen at Slobodan Milosevic’s funeral in Pozarevac. >>>

Back to business at the Tribunal
Tha Hague, March 20 (Source: B92)
Legal processes in progress at the Hague Tribunal will reconvene this week. >>>

Milosevic supporters attack B92 news team
Belgrade, March 17 (Source: B92)
B92 will be pressing charges against those individuals responsible for the attack on its news crew yesterday in front of the Sveti Sava Hospital. >>>

Milosevic’s body to be displayed in Belgrade
Belgrade, March 16 (Source: B92)
The posthumous remains of Slobodan Milosevic will most likely be put on display at a museum within the May 25^th complex in the Belgrade suburb of Dedinje. >>>

Ceku wants a human rights report
Pristina, March 15 (Source: B92)
Kosovo Prime Minister Agim Ceku would like to see a report on human rights activities in the region. >>>

Russian State Duma wants Hague shut down
Moscow, March 14 (Source: B92)
The Russian State Duma plans on adopting a document that will call for the termination of the Hague Tribunal. >>>

Bosnia’s case weakened by Milosevic death
Belgrade, March 13 (Source: B92)
The death of Slobodan Milosevic could weaken Bosnia-Herzegovina’s case in the charges of genocide it has pressed against Serbia-Montenegro. >>>

UN court cuts sentence of Bosnian Serb
The Hague, March 09 (Source: B92)
A UN appeals court on Wednesday cut seven years from the 27-year sentence of a Bosnian Serb army officer convicted of being a key figure in the massacre of more than 8,000 Muslims in the Bosnian enclave of Srebrenica. >>>

Serbia-Montenegro’s to begin arguments
The Hague, March 08 (Source: B92)
Serbia-Montenegro’s defence team will begin its presentation today in front of the international war crimes court. >>>

Hague prisoner commits suicide
The Hague, 7. mart 2006. (Izvor: B92)
According to official reports, convicted war criminal Milan Babic committed suicide last night in his cell at the United Nations Detention Unit in Scheveningen. >>>

Serbia continues to pay Kosovo debts
Belgrade, Prishtina, March 06 (Source: B92)
The Kosovo Privatisation Agency is selling the ski-centre located near the Serbian enclave of Strpci, as Serbia continues to regularly pay back debts owed by Kosovo> >>>

Who’s to blame for letting killers out?
Belgrade, March 03 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Supreme Court has begun the court process to determine what judges were responsible for setting free three Albanians convicted of murdering a Security Information Agency official. >>>

Referendum proposal in Parliament today
Podgorica, March 01 (Source: B92)
The Montenegrin Parliament will discuss the proposal for the Referendum Law for the state-legal status of Montenegro today. >>>

The latest dose of Mladic gossip
Belgrade, February 28 (Source: B92)
The print media in Serbia and around the world continues to publish speculations into the eventual location, arrest and extradition of Hague fugitive Ratko Mladic. >>>

Milosevic medical appeal denied
Tha Hague, February 27 (Source: B92)
The Hague Tribunal’s Court Council has decided to deny Slobodan Milosevic’s appeal for temporary release in order to receive medical treatment in Moscow. >>>

Mladic case still very hush-hush
Belgrade, February 23 (Source: B92)
With numerous conflicting reports arising on the efforts to arrest and extradite Ratko Mladic, the Serbian Government continues to downplay the situation. >>>

Mladic still not in custody
Belgrade, February 22 (Source: B92)
After numerous rumours circulated yesterday that Hague fugitive Ratko Mladic had been arrested, the Tribunal’s Chief Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte confirmed that the this, in fact, is not the case. >>>

Argentina extradites Lukic
Tha Hague, February 21 (Source: B92)
Hague indictee Milan Lukic has been extradited to The Hague by the Argentinean Government. >>>

Scorpion admits to crimes
Belgrade, February 21 (Source: B92)
Pero Petrasevic, a former member of the Scorpions paramilitary unit, admitted to the charges against him of killing Muslim civilians. >>>

Del Ponte criticizes UNMIK
The Hague, February 20 (Source: B92)
The Hague Tribunal’s Chief Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte has criticized UNMIK for lack of cooperation. >>>

Ministers discuss Mladic
Belgrade, February 20 (Source: B92)
Serbian Justice Minister Zoran Stojkovic said that the Serbian Government is doing everything within its abilities to complete cooperation with the Hague Tribunal. >>>

EU promoting regional free trade
Belgrade, February 17 (Source: B92)
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said that the European Union wishes to create a free trade zone in the Western Balkans. >>>

Stankovic puts job on the line
Belgrade, February 16 (Source: B92)
Serbia-Montenegro Defense Minister Zoran Stankovic said that he will resign from his position if all Hague fugitives are not located in a reasonable amount of time. >>>

Chief suspects revisit scene of the crime
Belgrade, 15. februar 2006. (Izvor: B92)
Those suspected of being responsible for the assassination of prime minister Zoran Djindjic will be present at investigative sessions in the yard of the Serbian Government building - the scene of the crime. >>>

Mladic in Serbia, says Hartmann
The Hague, Washington D.C, February 14 (Source: B92)
Spokesperson for the Hague Tribunal chief prosecutor, Florence Hartmann, said that Ratko Mladic is still in Serbia. >>>

Dinkic won’t back off of courts
Belgrade, February 13 (Source: B92)
Serbian Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic will not give up on his initiative for making changes to the Serbian judicial system. >>>

Dinkic to disassemble courts
Belgrade, February 10 (Source: B92)
At today’s meeting of the Serbian Government, Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic will propose that all the judges of the Serbian courts should be forced to undergo a re-election process. >>>

New deadline for Mladic arrest
Belgrade, February 09 (Source: B92)
According to media reports, the Serbian Government has promised the Hague Tribunal’s Chief Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte that Ratko Mladic will be arrested by February 21. >>>

Supreme Court judge’s trial set
Belgrade, February 09 (Source: B92)
Ljubomir Vuckovic, a former Serbian Supreme Court judge accused of taking bribes, is scheduled to appear in court on March 6. >>>

Milosevic witness finishes testimony
The Hague, February 08 (Source: B92)
Slobodan Milosevic finished his questioning of former Yugoslavian senior official Branko Kostic in front of the Hague Tribunal. >>>

Hague problem weakening Serbia’s position
Belgrade, February 07 (Source: B92)
Serbia-Montenegro Foreign Minister Vuk Draskovic met in Washington D.C. with US Under-Secretary of State Nicholas Burns, who said that Serbia’s position in the Kosovo status discussions will be continually weakened, up until the point when all Hague fugitives are extradited. >>>

Del Ponte in Belgrade
Belgrade, February 06 (Source: B92)
The Hague Tribunal’s Chief Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte will be in Belgrade today. >>>

Defence Council presents report
Belgrade, February 02 (Source: B92)
The Supreme Defence Council stated that former military personnel who assisted in the hiding of Ratko Mladic would have to be held criminally responsible. >>>

Eight years for Ovcara crime
Belgrade, January 30 (Source: B92)
The Belgrade District Court’s War Crimes Sector sentenced Milan Bulic to eight years of prison for participating in war crimes committed at the Ovcara Farm in 1991. >>>

Progress made in minority rights issues
Belgrade, January 31 (Source: B92)
Rolf Ekeus, the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe’s High Commissioner on National Minorities, said that great progress has been made in Serbia in the field of minority rights. >>>

Del Ponte wants discussions halted
Paris, February 01 (Source: B92)
The Hague’s Chief Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte is asking the EU to halt all association and stabilisation discussions with Serbia-Montenegro. >>>

Moscow gives guarantees for Milosevic
The Hague, Moscow, January 20 (Source: B92)
Slobodan Milosevic’s defence team has delivered to The Hague Tribunal the guarantee they have received from the Russian Government for the temporary release of Milosevic for receiving medical treatment in Moscow. >>>

Lene talks with both sides
Belgrade, Pristina, January 19 (Source: B92)
According to Serbian officials, the proposal for forming a Serbian entity in Kosovo does not call for a division of Kosovo, nor is it similar to the relationship between the Republic of Srpska and Bosnia-Herzegovina. >>>

Mladic hunt continues in Zepe
Belgrade, January 18 (Source: B92)
A police action, reportedly in search of Hague fugitive Ratko Mladic, began this morning in the region of Zepe in the Republic of Srpska. >>>

MK Komerc bosses indicted
Novi Sad, January 17 (Source: B92)
The Novi Sad Public Municipal Court has indicted the former director and owner of the MK Komerc Company. >>>

Kosovars seek compensation
Pristina, January 16 (Source: B92)
Albanians to demand millions of euro from Belgrade for damages inflicted on territory's economy since 1989. >>>

Senior bank official arrested
Belgrade, January 13 (Source: B92)
Vice Governor of the National Bank of Serbia, Dejan Simic, was arrested today under the suspicion of accepting bribes. >>>

War crimes suspect killed
Sarajevo, January 06 (Source: B92)
EUFOR troops shot and killed a Serbian man accused of war crimes. >>>

Karic may face bribery charges
Novi Sad, January 05 (Source: B92)
The Novi Sad Prosecutor’s Office has submitted a request for an investigation into corruption allegations against Bogoljub Karic. >>>

Former regime responsible for Hague issues
Belgrade, Januar 04 (Source: B92)
According to Serbia-Montenegro Foreign Affairs Minister Vuk Draskovic, officials of Slobodan Milosevic’s regime are responsible for keeping Ratko Mladic and Radovan Karadzic out of the reach of the Serbian Government. >>>

Last warning to SCG
Belgrade, December 21 (Source: B92)
The next round negotiations for EU stabilisation and association will not start without full co-operation with the Hague Tribunal. >>>

Officials expect stiffer attitude towards SCG
New York, Belgrade, December 19 (Source: B92)
After Hague Tribunal chief prosecutor Carla Del Ponte followed through on her promise to deliver a negative report to the UN Security Council unless the authorities in Belgrade made swift progress in co-operating with the Hague Tribunal, politicians agree in their expectations that SCG will face increased pressure from the international community. >>>

Dossier excerpt fails to impress Tribunal
Belgrade, December 14 (Source: B92)
The Prosecutor’s Office of the Hague Tribunal is not satisfied with the part of general Ratko Mladic’s dossier dispatched by Belgrade. >>>

Martic trial starts today
The Hague, December 14 (Source: B92)
The trial against Milan Martic, former president of Republika Srpska Krajina, is scheduled to start today at the Hague Tribunal. >>>

Mladic arrest by New Year, Belgrade daily writes
Belgrade, December 13 (Source: B92)
Hague fugitive Ratko Mladic has been located and will be arrested and handed over to the Tribunal by year’s end, writes Belgrade daily Vecernje novosti. >>>

Martic trial starts today
The Hague, December 13 (Source: B92)
The trial against Milan Martic, former president of Republika Srpska Krajina, is scheduled to start today at the Hague Tribunal. >>>

Public prosecutor probes revoked mandates
Belgrade, December 12 (Source: B92)
The municipal prosecutor’s office will investigate whether two G 17 Plus deputies in Serbian Parliament had their mandates revoked legally. >>>

Gotovina and Martic pending first appearance
The Hague, December 12 (Source: B92)
The initial appearances of war crimes suspects Ante Gotovina and Milan Martic will take place today at the Hague Tribunal. >>>

Del Ponte report negative without immediate progress
Belgrade, December 09 (Source: B92)
Carla Del Ponte said she would give a negative evaluation of Serbia’s co-operation with the Hague Tribunal if there was no progress within a week. >>>

Del Ponte report: Thumbs up or thumb down…
Belgrade, December 08 (Source: B92)
Depending on the answers she gets today, ICTY chief prosecutor Carla Del Ponte will decide whether to give a positive or negative evaluation of Serbia’s co-operation with the Hague Tribunal. >>>

General Ante Gotovina arrested
Belgrade, December 08 (Source: B92)
Croat general Ante Gotovina was arrested on the Canary Islands late last night, Carla Del Ponte stated in Belgrade. >>>

Belgrade negotiation team holds meeting
Belgrade, December 07 (Source: B92)
The Belgrade team for negotiations over the future status of Kosovo held their first meeting in Government offices yesterday. The meeting was attended by representatives of the Serbian Orthodox Church. >>>

Aligrudic addresses corruption allegations
Belgrade, December 06 (Source: B92)
Democratic Party of Serbia official Milos Aligrudic gave a statement to the police pertaining to an ongoing inquiry into allegations of corruption within the Serbian Parliament. >>>

Karadzic, Mladic arrests unlikely
Sarajevo, December 06 (Source: B92)
EUFOR Commander Major-General David Leakey said there was little chance EU forces would arrest Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic. >>>

Does the Parliament own credibility?
Belgrade, December 05 (Source: B92)
The police refuses to state if it has talked to Serbian Parliament delegates (and with whom) over whether attempts have been made to bribe them. >>>

Martic trial on schedule
The Hague, December 02 (Source: B92)
The trial against former president of Republika Srpska Krajina is scheduled to begin after the Christmas break. >>>

Police investigate parliament corruption
Belgrade, December 1 (Source: B92)
Serbian police will interview four people in their investigation of allegations of seat trading in the parliament, Police Minister Dragan Jocic said today. >>>

Kostunica “won’t apologise”
Zagreb, November 24 (Source: B92)
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica, visiting Zagreb yesterday, avoided making any kind of public apology to the Croatian people for the events of the last decade’s wars. >>>

Milosevic indictments to be tried separately?
The Hague, Belgrade, November 23 (Source: B92)
The Trial Chamber of the Hague Tribunal has said it will review the possibility of separating proceedings against Slobodan Milosevic. >>>

Presevo sacks mayor
Presevo, November 21 (Source: B92)
According to first results, Riza Halimi, the long-term mayor of the municipality of Presevo on the Kosovo border, has lost his job in yesterday’s referendum. >>>

Del Ponte give Belgrade positive report
The Hague, November 21 (Source: B92)
Hague Tribunal Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte will give a positive report on Belgrade’s cooperation with the Tribunal, even if top fugitive Ratko Mladic is not arrested by December 15, B92 has learnt unofficially. >>>

Tadic proposes Kosovo partition
Moscow, November 17 (Source: B92)
Boris Tadic has proposed the creation of two entities in Kosovo as a solution for the future of the province. >>>

Ljajic to meet Del Ponte
The Hague, November 16 (Source: B92)
The chairman of the National Council for Cooperation with the Hague Tribunal is today on a one-day visit to the court. >>>

Ovcara crimes defendant confesses
Belgrade, 15. novembar 2005. ( Source: B92)
Ivan Atanasijevic admitted that he had participated in war crimes committed at the Ovcara farm. >>>

Hague’s patience wearing thin
Belgrade, November 14 (Source: B92)
Theodore Meron said that the international community is losing its patience and wants to see Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic extradited as soon as possible. >>>

Government condemns Novi Sad “neo-Nazis”
Belgrade, November 14 (Source: B92)
Any further incidents of hooligan attacks such as that which occurred in the Philosophy Faculty of Novi Sad University yesterday will be strongly sanctioned, Education Minister Slobodan Vuksanovic said today. >>>

“Good start” to EU negotiations
Belgrade, November 09 (Source: B92)
The first round of Serbia-Montenegro’s negotiations on stabilisation and association with the European Union began in a good and constructive atmosphere, negotiators said yesterday. >>>

Nice work if you can get it
Belgrade, November 09 (Source: B92)
Serbia’s Parliament didn’t sit yesterday, having failed to reach a quorum of its highly privileged members, despite them voting themselves a pay rise last week. >>>

Jovanovic sets up new party
Belgrade, November 08 (Source: B92)
Serbia this week has a new political party led by former deputy prime minister Cedomir Jovanovic. >>>

Kostunica and Cavic discuss Hague
BELGRADE, November 04 (Source: B92)
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica met with Republic of Srpska President Dragan Cavic today. >>>

Seselj pleads “not guilty,” sort of…
THE HAGUE, November 04 (Source: B92)
Hague indictee Vojislav Seselj continues to refuse to plead to the charges he stands accused of by the Hague Tribunal. >>>

More hate crimes in Serbia
Novi Sad, Belgrade, November 02 (Source: B92)
More racist graffiti has appeared in Novi Sad. >>>

New constitution and elections in 2006
Belgrade, November 01 (Source: B92)
Serbian State Administrations and Local Self-Administrations Minister Zoran Loncar said that Serbia will adopt a new constitution and hold general elections in 2006. >>>

Annan to name envoy soon
New York, Belgrade, November 01 (Source: B92)
UN Secretary General Kofi Annan is expected to name his special envoy for Kosovo status discussions in the coming days. >>>

Defence Minister wants it in writing
Belgrade, October 31 (Source: B92)
Newly-appointed Serbia-Montenegro Defence Minister Zoran Stankovic is asking senior ministry officials to submit written confirmations that they do not know where Hague fugitive Ratko Mladic is currently located. >>>

Scorpions member pleads “not guilty”
Belgrade, October 31 (Source: B92)
Former member of the Scorpions paramilitary unit, Slobodan Davidovic, plead not guilty to all charges in front of the Zagreb War Crimes Court yesterday. >>>

War crimes suspects in custody
Belgrade, October 27 (Source: B92)
Nine individuals suspected of war crimes perpetrated in Suva Reka have been taken into custody and are awaiting questioning by the War Crimes Sector of the Belgrade District Court. >>>

Another mass grave site uncovered
Srebrenica, October 26 (Source: B92)
Experts estimate that the remains of several dozen Bosnians are buried in the mass grave site recently found fifty kilometres north of Srebrenica. >>>

Crime group back on trial?
Belgrade, October 26 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Supreme Court Council has reversed the decision to free members of the Makina organized crime group. >>>

Military obligation shortened again
Belgrade, October 25 (Source: B92)
The Serbia-Montenegro Parliament adopted a change in the Military Law over the weekend to shorten the term for mandatory military service from nine to six months. >>>

More corruption in Supreme Court: Dinkic
Belgrade, October 24 (Source: B92)
Serbia’s finance minister has confirmed that more Supreme Court judges have been charged with accepting bribes. >>>

Twelve year sentence for crime boss
Belgrade, October 24 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Supreme Court has confirmed the initial sentence for members of the Jotkina organize crime group which total to thirty years of prison time for the group’s convicted members. >>>

Democrats urged to return to parliament
Belgrade, October 20 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Renewal Movement has called on Boris Tadic’s Democratic Party to quit its boycott of the parliament, saying that Serbia is in the most difficult position it has been in since the fall of the Milosevic regime. >>>

War crimes investigation continues
Belgrade, October 20 (Source: B92)
The Belgrade War Crimes Court is nearing the end of its investigation into war crimes allegedly committed in the Croatian village of Lovas in the autumn of 1991. >>>

Soldier chooses suicide over shame
Belgrade, October 19 (Source: B92)
Soldier Darko Milovanovic, who committed suicide three days ago, was advised by the military psychologist to leave the military and return home, but refused. >>>

Former deputy PM goes on the attack
Belgrade, October 19 (Source: B92)
Former deputy prime minister Cedomir Jovanovic accused senior officials of the Serbian Government of trying to stop the Zoran Djindjic murder trial from continuing. >>>

Kosovo Serbs undecided on role in negotiations
Pristina, Belgrade, October 18 (Source: B92)
With talks on the future status of Serbia’s southern province due to start within weeks, Kosovo Serb political leaders have still not agreed on whether they should be involved with the Belgrade negotiating team. >>>

Inflation outstrips projections
Belgrade, October 17 (Source: B92)
Serbia’s trade minister, Bojan Dimitrijevic, has admitted that annual inflation this year will be higher than the government’s projections. >>>

Kosovo independent next year?
London, Prague, October 13 (Source: B92)
Kosovo will be independent under the condition of international control of democratic standards, Reuters writes. >>>

Sljivancanin pleads not guilty
Belgrade, October 12 (Source: B92)
Former Yugoslav National Army officer Veselin Sljivancanin pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges of war crimes committed in Ovcara, near Vukovar in Croatia in 1991. >>>

Justice minister survives sacking initiative
Belgrade, October 12 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Parliament has voted against an initiative by Boris Tadic’s Democratic party for the sacking of Justice Minister Zoran Stojkovic. >>>

Motion to sack justice minister
Belgrade, October 11 (Source: B92)
Serbia’s parliament will today debate a proposal to dismiss Justice Minister Zoran Stojkovic. >>>

The thorny road to the stars
Belgrade, October 10 (Source: B92)
Negotiations between Serbia-Montenegro and the European Union on a Stabilisation and Association Agreement begin formally in Belgrade today. >>>

Purge of army leadership
Belgrade, Podgorica, October 07 (Source: B92)
Serbia-Montenegro Army chief-of-staff Dragan Paskas has been pensioned off, along with all senior army generals born before 1953.>>>

Either Mladic or Karadzic needed
Belgrade, October 07 (Source: B92)
The extradition of Radovan Karadzic to The Hague is not Serbia-Montenegro’s obligation, but it may become its responsibility if Ratko Mladic is not extradited by the end of the year. >>>

Stankovic denies Mladic arrest pledge
Belgrade, October 06 (Source: B92)
Zoran Stankovic has denied Carla Del Ponte’s claims that he made guarantees to her that Ratko Mladic would be arrested. >>>

Government “admits army hiding Mladic”
Belgrade, October 05 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Government has admitted that Ratko Mladic is in Serbia and being protected by a section of the Army, Hague Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte has told the BBC. >>>

Del Ponte “approves” defence portfolio candidate
Belgrade, October 04 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Government’s candidate for federal defence minister, General Zoran Stankovic, had a meeting with Carla Del Ponte during her visit to Belgrade last week, B92 has learnt. >>>

Court returns Jovanovic case to prosecution
Belgrade, October 04 (Source: B92)
Belgrade’s Fifth District Court has denied claims by a lawyer representing Cedomir Jovanovic that the court has not upheld an objection to charges against the former deputy prime minister. >>>

Loncar expects more surrenders soon
Belgrade, October 03 (Source: B92)
Zoran Loncar said that the Hague Tribunal’s decision to free indicted general’s Nebojsa Pavkovic and Sreten Lukic until their trials begin, will encourage more Hague fugitives to turn themselves in. >>>

Batic wants special prosecutor to resign
Belgrade, October 03 (Source: B92)
Vladan Batic is asking Special Prosecutor Slobodan Radovanovic to hand in his resignation. >>>

Pension Law amendments adopted
Belgrade, September 30 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Parliament has adopted amendments to the Pension and Disability Insurance Law. >>>

Former justice minister jailed
Belgrade, September 30 (Source: B92)
Former prime Minster Zoran Zivkovic said that he believed Batic was being held in prison to settle political scores and to demonise the former justice minister and the government in which he served. >>>

Prijic back on the case
Belgrade, September 29 (Source: B92)
Jovan Prijic will replace the deputy organised crime prosecutor in charge of the Zoran Djindjic murder case who resigned yesterday. >>>

Row brews over candidate for defence portfolio
Belgrade, September 28 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Government has endorsed the former head of the Military Medical Academy, Zoran Stankovic, as its candidate for the federal defence portfolio, despite a statement yesterday from Montenegro’s ruling party that Stankovic would unacceptable. >>>

Mladic friend “unacceptable” as defence minister
Podgorica, September 27 (Source: B92)
The former head of Belgrade’s Military Medical Academy, Zoran Stankovic, would not be an acceptable choice for federal defence minister, a senior official of Montenegro’s ruling Democratic Party of Socialists said today. >>>

Court to dig deeper on military supplier
Belgrade, September 27 (Source: B92)
Belgrade District Court investigating magistrate Novica Mihajlovic has ruled that the investigation of military equipment supplier Mile Dragic should be broadened. >>>

Elections in spring, says Tadic's party
Belgrade, September 26 (Source: B92)
There will be extraordinary elections for the Serbian Parliament tin the spring of 2006, an official of Boris Tadic’s Democratic Party said today. >>>

Canada to extradite Scorpion
Toronto, Belgrade, September 26 (Source: B92)
Scorpion paramilitary unit member Dejan Demirovic is to be extradited to Serbia following a decision by a Toronto court. >>>

More corruption arrests ahead
Belgrade, September 23 (Source: B92)
The charges laid yesterday against key figures in the military equipment procurement scandal are only the tip of the iceberg, Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic said yesterday. >>>

German team takes over Topcider case
Belgrade, September 23 (Source: B92)
The Wiesbaden Criminology Institute in Germany is to investigate the deaths of two soldiers last year at the Topcider military barracks. >>>

State officials ignore information requests
Belgrade, September 22 (Source: B92)
Serbia’s public information commissioner, Rodoljub Sabic, says that it is a common practice for state officials to ignore requests for information. >>>

Hague judge cuts “pointless” Seselj testimony
The Hague, September 21 (Source: B92)
Serbian Radical Party leader Vojislav Seselj has ended his weeks of testimony for Slobodan Milosevic’s defence after the presiding judge ruled that it was pointless. >>>

Dragic interrogated
Belgrade, September 21 (Source: B92)
The four major suspects in the military procurement scandal were interrogated last night in the Belgrade District Court. >>>

Justice minister “not surprised” by corruption arrests
Belgrade, September 20 (Source: B92)
Serbian Justice Minister Zoran Stojkovic has said that he is not surprised by last week’s arrests of a Supreme Court judge and a deputy special crimes prosecutor. >>>

Court rules out plea bargain for key Djindjic witness
Belgrade, September 20 (Source: B92)
The Belgrade District Court has refused an application from former organised crime prosecutor for a key witness in the Djindjic assassination case to be given witness associate status. >>>

Military equipment supplier arrested
Belgrade, September 20 (Source: B92)
Mile Dragic, the military equipment supplier at the centre of the army procurement scandal has been arrested on charges of giving bribes and is being held in custody, B92 has learnt. >>>

Parliament rules on judicial detentions
Belgrade, September 19 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Parliament’s Administrative Committee has recommended that a senior prosecutor and a Supreme Court judge arrested this week be remanded in custody. >>>

Radical satraps bully media in southern town
Vranje, September 16 (Source: B92)
Serbian Radical Party officials in the southern Serbian city of Vranje have threatened the editor and journalists of a local radio station with arrests and “suffering” over the station’s editorial policy. >>>

Parliament to rule on judicial detentions
Belgrade, September 16 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Parliament’s Administrative Committee has recommended that a senior prosecutor and a Supreme Court judge arrested this week be remanded in custody. >>>

Mira Markovic fails to appear in court
Belgrade, September 15 (Source: B92)
Slobodan Milosevic’s wife, Mirjana Markovic, failed to appear in the Belgrade District Court this morning to answer charges of abuse of authority. >>>

Senior judge and prosecutor arrested
Belgrade, September 15 (Source: B92)
Serbia’s deputy organised crime prosecutor and a Supreme Court judge were arrested late yesterday on corruption charges. >>>

Hague fugitive surrenders
Belgrade, September 14 (Source: B92)
Hague Tribunal fugitive Sredoje Lukic has surrendered voluntarily, the Serbian Government confirmed last night. >>>

Organised Crime division investigates Dragic
Belgrade, September 13 (Source: B92)
Military equipment supplier Mile Dragic said today that officers from the Organised Crime Unit of the Serbian police have visited his company. >>>

Pension Bill before parliament
Belgrade, September 13 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Parliament will hold an extraordinary session tomorrow to discuss the Pension and Disability Insurance Bill.>>>

Constitution on agenda this week
Belgrade, September 12 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Parliamentary Commission convened to draft a new constitution is expected to meet some time this week after a break of several months. >>>

Pension Act “by end of month”
Belgrade, September 09 (Source: B92)
New pensions legislation, one of the key conditions demanded by the International Monetary Fund for the continuation of its loan arrangement, will be adopted by the end of this month, the labour minister said today. >>>

Ministry to review own role in procurement scandal
Belgrade, September 09 (Source: B92)
The federal Cabinet has approved the establishment of a commission to examine all aspects of the military procurement scandal. >>>

New legislation to tackle monopolies
Belgrade, September 08 (Source: B92)
The monopolistic abuses and price-fixing rife in the Serbian domestic market must be rooted out if the state is to have any chance of joining the European Union. >>>

Kosovo “better but not good enough”
Brussels, September 7 (Source: B92)
The security situation in Kosovo is better than it was, “but not good enough,” the UN secretary-general’s special envoy for implementation of standards in the province said today. >>>

Vojvodina Hungarians want duel citizenship
Subotica, September 6 (Source: B92)
Hungarians living in Serbia’s northern province of Vojvodina must be allowed to hold duel citizenship, Jozsef Kasza said today. >>>

Prosecutor moves on Army procurement
Belgrade, September 6 (Source: B92)
Serbia’s state prosecutor said late yesterday that he has demanded documentation on Army procurement from the federal Defence Ministry and the Serbian finance and internal affairs ministries. >>>

Another busy week for The Hague
The Hague, September 05 (Source: B92)
The proceedings for three cases are scheduled to continue this week at The Hague Tribunal. >>>

Public to push for new constitution
Novi Sad, September 05 (Source: B92)
The Serbian public is expected to organize a number of actions aimed at encouraging the government to speed up the process of adopting a new constitution. >>>

Judiciary “taking sides under pressure”
Belgrade, September 02 (Source: B92)
There have been demands for new charges to be laid against Slobodan Milosevic’s son Marko following the conviction of his common-law wife Milica Gajic for libel earlier this week, but prosecutors say that the two cases are not related. >>>

Lukic to be extradited to Hague
Buenos Aires, September 02 (Source: B92)
War criminal Milan Lukic is to be extradited to The Hague, a court official in Buenos Aires said today. >>>

Sarajlic trial delayed
Belgrade, August 31 (Source: B92)
The main hearing in the trial of former deputy state prosecutor Milan Sarajlic has been postponed because of the defendant’s health. >>>

Montenegrin police chief murdered
Podgorica, August 30 (Source: B92)
The head of the General Criminal Division of the Montenegrin police, Slavoljub Scekic, was killed early this morning in the Podgorica suburb of Tolosi. >>>

Broadcast Act back in Parliament today
Belgrade, August 29 (Source: B92)
The Serbian Parliament is today debating amendments to draft amendments and additions to the Broadcast Act. >>>

Zelenovic arrested?
Belgrade, August 26 (Source: B92)
The Republic of Srpska’s Minister of Internal Affairs still has not received official confirmation of whether Hague suspect Dragan Zelenovic has been arrested in Russia. >>>