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India has formally rejected a recent Hague tribunal verdict regarding the Indus Waters Treaty, calling the legal reasoning fundamentally flawed while maintaining its diplomatic stance.
The AP agency reported today that the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, accused the Hague War Crimes Tribunal of 'uncivilized behavior' for not allowing the early release of the former...
Branislav Vujić has once again appealed to the Hague Tribunal for the release of Ratko Mladić, citing humanitarian reasons. This marks a renewed effort by Vujić to secure Mladić's freedom from imprisonment.
The Croatian public is reportedly confronting its past from the 1990s, including the cult of personality around Franjo Tuđman, which has been consciously forgotten despite the Hague tribunal's findings.
A publication titled "Resolution 808: Inside the Yugoslavia Tribunal" by Martino Lombeci and Džori Horsthuis was presented today at the European House in Belgrade. It focuses on the work of the Hague Tribunal.
The Hague Tribunal has announced that Serbia is not responding to its inquiries regarding the progress of the transferred case against Serbian Radical Party leader Vojislav Šešelj for contempt of court.
Jovica Stanisic, a Hague Tribunal defendant, apologized for his crimes, highlighting a broader trend where war criminals' remorse is often disbelieved by victims and labeled as betrayal by their own ethnic groups.
Lawyers for convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić have submitted a request to the Hague tribunal for his temporary release to Serbia for medical treatment, citing his deteriorating health. The Serbian government has offered guarantees for his stay and treatment in the country.
Serbia reportedly returned to chaos following the assassination of its Prime Minister, who had sought to bring the country into the EU and cooperated with the Hague Tribunal, handing over figures like Milošević.
Dragoljub Kunarac, a former Bosnian Serb soldier convicted by the Hague Tribunal for war crimes including torture, rape, and enslavement in Foča in 1992, has been released on bail in Serbia, sparking concerns about his potential escape.
Dragoljub Kunarac, a Bosnian Serb convicted by the Hague Tribunal for war crimes against Bosniak civilians, has been extradited to Bosnia and Herzegovina for a new trial after serving his sentence.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has criticized the UN and the Hague tribunal regarding the handling of Ratko Mladić, arguing that the former Bosnian Serb leader should have been executed within Serbia.
The Russian Foreign Ministry criticized the Hague tribunal’s treatment of former Bosnian Serb leader Ratko Mladić, who recently died in UN detention, calling it evidence of political bias.
The assassination of a Serbian leader, who sought to bring Serbia into the EU and cooperated with the Hague Tribunal, is recalled, marking a return to chaos for the country.
A woman has accused a prosecutor at the Hague Tribunal of sexual exploitation, with a second woman subsequently coming forward with similar allegations.
The MICT has once again rejected the request for early release of Radislav Krstić, who was convicted for aiding the Srebrenica genocide, citing the interests of justice and an assessment of potential danger.
Milorad Dodik, president of SNSD, has proposed naming a square in Banja Luka after Momir Talić, who was accused of war crimes by The Hague Tribunal.
The President of the Hague Tribunal has ordered a new medical examination for a former commander of the RS Army, who is serving a life sentence. This follows a defense request for temporary or conditi
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has formally requested that the Hague tribunal release convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić for medical treatment in Belgrade, a move that has drawn criticism from some quarters.
The trial of Dragoljub Kunarac from Foča, recently extradited to Bosnia and Herzegovina after serving 28 years in Germany for a Hague Tribunal conviction, began today in the Court of BiH, where he pleaded not guilty.
A documentary series titled 'Journalists – Witnesses Before the Hague Tribunal,' by Bor Kontić and produced by Mediacentar Sarajevo, explores how journalist Van Lynden foreshadowed Ratko Mladić's acti
The war in Ukraine, which has been going on for four and a half years, conflicts in the Middle East, and increasing geopolitical and economic tensions are changing global relations. Analysis
Moscow has formally criticized the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia over alleged political bias and the denial of medical treatment to convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić prior to his death in custody.
Ali Ahmeti stated he is not afraid for himself regarding the activation of Hague Tribunal cases, but fears the 'opening of old wounds' which could cause greater pain.
A decade after the Hague tribunal ruled against China's South China Sea claims, the Philippines, though outmatched at sea, is reshaping its defense strategy and leveraging its landmark legal victory.
The Hague Tribunal's prosecution claims to have sent a request to Serbia's Ministry of Justice on February 10, 2025, regarding the Šešelj case, but has not received a response.
The Hague Tribunal has refused to meet with a delegation from Republika Srpska to discuss the health condition of Ratko Mladić.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has approved limited movement within the Foča area for Dragoljub Kunarac, who was convicted by the Hague Tribunal. This decision allows the Hague convict restricted
Today marks ten years since the Hague Tribunal convicted Radovan Karadžić for genocide in Srebrenica, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, prompting reflection on the world's reaction to the verdict.
The fourth episode of the documentary series 'Journalists – Witnesses Before the Hague Tribunal,' by Boro Kontić, produced by Mediacentar Sarajevo, is scheduled to air.
After his extradition from Germany, where he was serving a 28-year sentence imposed by the Hague Tribunal, Dragoljub Kunarac faces fresh proceedings in Bosnia for wartime killings and persecution.