Belgrade has remanded in custody a former Bosnian soldier wanted by Sarajevo for allegedly abusing and torturing Serb prisoners at a detention centre in 1992.
>>>In an attempt to resolve a territorial row over the Prevlaka peninsula, the Montenegrin government will form a new commission to help demarcate the border with Croatia.
>>>Bosnia and Croatia’s chief prosecutors met in Sarajevo to discuss signing a protocol on working together to help prosecute war crimes cases and stop offenders evading justice.
>>>Belgrade and Zagreb will set up a commission to deal with unresolved issues like war crimes investigations, but they won't be addressing their rival allegations of genocide yet.
>>>The Bosnian prime minister said there was only one disputed piece of territory to be demarcated before the ex-Yugoslav states sign a crucial border agreement.
>>>After more than a year's delay, Serbian and Bosnian prosecutors finally endorsed an agreement to work together to prosecute war crime cases.
>>>Wednesday’s meeting between the Croatian and Serbian prime ministers raised hopes that counter-claims of genocide will be abandoned, a European Parliament rapporteur said.
>>>Croatia's leader called for change after revelations that at least seven former generals are receiving military pensions from both Croatia and Bosnia.
>>>Belgrade wants to revise ‘absurd’ deals with its neighbours to share out property once owned by Yugoslavia.
>>>The Serbian and Croatian high officials have met for the first time since the ICTY acquittal of two Croatian generals in an effort to restore cooperation after their relations worsened over the last several months.
>>>The heads of states of Western Balkan countries have called for closer regional cooperation at their annual summit which was not attended by the Serbian president.
>>>Following a RECOM round table in Skopje, the Macedonian President, Gjorge Ivanov, met the team of regional REKOM advocates.
>>>Natasa Kandic, head of the Humanitarian law center, paid homage to the victims of the 1991 Vukovar massacre on Saturday - while expressing surprise at the recent acquittals of the two Croatian generals in The Hague.
>>>As a country in transition, Bosnia and Herzegovina must pay special attention to prosecute corruption and organized crime cases, the country’s highest judicial authority said.
>>>Religious institutions in the former Yugoslav countries should support RECOM initiative to establish the regional truth commission, a round table concluded.
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