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Accused war criminal Ratko Mladic was removed from a courtroom at The Hague on Monday after refusing to enter a plea and then disturbing the proceedings.
Chief UN prosecutor Serge Brammertz has said that Croatia is cooperating with the tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, but missing military documents have yet to be delivered.
Chief UN War Crimes Prosecutor Serge Brammertz has praised Serbia before the UN Security Council for the arrest of war crimes suspect Ratko Mladic.
Ratko Mladic's first appearance at the UN war crimes court on Friday has split Serbians, with some voicing their support for the indictee, and others their relief that he will finally face justice.
The chief prosecutor at the UN war crimes tribunal has said that he will not change his negative report on Serbia's cooperation with the court, though he will recognise the Mladic arrest in oral statements.
Ratko Mladic has arrived in The Hague and has been transferred to the detention unit of the UN war crimes tribunal.
The arrest of Ratko Mladic shifts the spotlight to the remaining war crimes indictee, Goran Hadzic, who has now become the most wanted man in the Balkans.
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Several thousand people gathered in Belgrade on Sunday evening to protest against the arrest of Ratko Mladic, who may be transferred to the Hague on Monday to stand trial.
The arrest of the Balkan’s most wanted man has removed Serbia’s biggest barrier on its path to the EU, paving the way for candidacy status to be obtained by year’s end.
Interior Minister Ivica Dacic said that war crimes suspect Ratko Mladic had been hiding in the northern Serbian village of Lazarevo for years, alone and in difficult conditions.
A Serbian court has ruled that Ratko Mladic is fit to stand trial at the Hague, as his lawyer announces that he will appeal the decision on Monday.
Serbian officials say the extradition of Ratko Mladic could take up to a week, as his lawyer argues that he is in a 'poor physical state' and should not be moved.
Chief UN war crimes prosecutor Serge Brammertz says that Serbia's efforts to arrest war crimes indictee Ratko Mladic are insufficient, B92 reports.
A new opinion poll indicates that half of Serbians do not want to extradite war crimes suspect Ratko Mladic to the UN war crimes tribunal.
Chief Hague Prosecutor Serge Brammertz ended his two-day visit to Belgrade today, telling officials that the key to the arrest of Ratko Mladic and Goran Hadzic is in Serbia.