Serbia, Kosovo welcome EC reports
Belgrade hails acknowledgement of its ‘clear progress’ while Pristina was also content with the EC’s statements – although Brussels remained carefully ‘status neutral’ about Kosovo.
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Serbia to submit EU candidacy application by the end of 2009
Visiting Sweden, currently holder of the EU presidency, Serbian foreign minister Vuk Jeremic is told that hopes are to do away with Schengen visa requirements for Western Balkan countries in coming months.
European Commissioner Rehn heads for Macedonia, Bosnia
During his Western Balkans tour, European Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn said in Belgrade that the EC was committed to Serbia’s EU future but the country must co-operate with The Hague tribunal and continue regional co-operation.
The Hague tribunal jails Lukic cousins for Visegrad crimes
Milan Lukic given life term, Sredoje Lukic 30 years for 1992-94 crimes against Muslims in Vissegrad, including burning civilians alive.
Dropping charges for the deaths of children
It is disgusting that the International Criminal Tribunal For The Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in The Hague, Netherlands, is strongly considering dropping genocide charges against former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic.
Serbian signals
Ahead of a visit by the Dutch foreign minister and the July EU ministerial, Belgrade insists it is co-operating with The Hague tribunal. The Dutch are not persuaded.
June 18 European Council to debate Serbia’s SAA
Belgrade believes that The Netherlands is ready to reconsider its opposition to implementing Serbia’s trade and aid deal.
Karadžic and the UN charges
Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadžić has demanded that 11 counts of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, be dropped due to his claim that former US assistant secretary of state Richard Holbrooke promised immunity for war crimes prosecution if Karadžić removed himself from public and political life.
Is Ratko Mladic still at large?
Former Serbian general is a fugitive from justice and his continuing 'freedom' is said to be a major obstacle to Serbia joining the European Union
Frattini says Serbia ‘fully co-operating’ with The Hague - reports
In Belgrade, Italian foreign minister joins in joint statement with Romanian and Serbian counterparts calling for speeding up of Serbia’s European integration.
Fifteen years since the Srebrenica massacre
It has been 15 years since 8000 Bosnian men and boys were executed by Bosnian Serb forces in Srebrenica, Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Spain will never recognise Kosovo - Zapatero
Visiting Madrid, Serbian president Boris Tadic thanks prime minister Jose Luis Zapatero for Spain's unstinting opposition to Kosovo independence
Macedonia on the eve of campaigns for March 22 elections
Party leaders meet to try to ensure voting goes peacefully, a key condition for Macedonia's European hopes; 'name dispute' with Greece to be big issue
Former Serbian president acquitted of war crimes returns home
Milan Milutinovic tells journalists at Belgrade Airport that he is grateful to 'all who believed in his innocence'
EU postpones decision on fact-finding mission to Serbia
March summit expected to debate proposal to send delegation to check co-operation with The Hague tribunal, while Czech EU presidency maintains caution about proposal
Serbia will never recognize an independent Kosovo - Tadić
Serbia will never recognize an independent Kosovo, Serbia president Boris Tadić said on February 14 at a Serbian Army exercise in Novi Sad.
YEAR IN REVIEW: The more things change
Countries around the region wrestled with long-standing disputes, traumatic changes, organised crime and corruption, the impact of the global economic crisis, dismissals and resignations of cabinet ministers - and wrestled with each other
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