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As it became known from the report by the doctors who visited professor Vojislav Šešelj on January 27-28, his state of health is critical. Staying in prison, without special medical aid he may die at any moment... Now when the medical conclusion has been announced, what must the Hague Tribunal do? First of all it must to release Šešelj immediately. The trial can continue but with the defendant being out of prison...
Alexander MEZYAEV | 05.02.2012 |
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The views expressed by Sergey Lavrov at the January 18 media conference reflect Russia's evolution over the past years from a country which – at the cost of its great power status but to the liking of powerful external players and its domestic fifth column – used to be ready to steer a fully dependent course to that demonstrating newly found assertiveness in the international politics. US President Bill Clinton reportedly said in 1995 that the US would let Russia exist but not as a great power. The lesson to be learned from the past 15 years is that there are limits to the US control...
Elena PONOMAREVA | 23.01.2012 |
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In August, 2011, it was eight and a half years since Serbian Radical Party leader Vojislav Seselj had been, without a sentence, held in detention by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. The situation is unprecedented – among those to stand trial at the Tribunal, nobody else has seen the right to have his case heard within a reasonable period of time so openly neglected...
Alexander MEZYAEV | 20.09.2011 |
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The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) last Thursday (August 25 th ) held another court hearing on the case of Gen Ratko Mladic, following almost two months of lull since the last hearing in late June. But summer vacation is not the only thing to explain such a long pause. In fact, the events unfolded in quite an unpleasant way... The prosecution said that two separate trials were needed in view of the fact that Mladic has 'health problems'...
Ivan IVANOV | 30.08.2011 |
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The arrest in Serbia of former Bosnian Serb army commander, legendary Gen. R. Mladic and the statement on the illegitimacy of Gadhafi’s rule in Libya issued collectively at the G8 summit in Deauville combine neatly within the same paradigm: in a unipolar world, as long as it continues to exist, leaders of the countries outside of the top league are not entitled to independent policies...
Pyotr ISKENDEROV | 01.06.2011 |
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The arrest of former Serbian Commander Gen. R. Mladic on May 26 evokes serious questions of both moral and legal character... As for the indictment against Mladic — it is an absolutely slanderous and unprofessionally written document…
Alexander MEZYAEV | 01.06.2011 |
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