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Judge Prisca Matimba Faces a New Srebrenica Challenge
May 31, 2021
In 2012, judge Matimba demolished not just her fellow-judges’ legal findings in the Tolimir trial but implicitly thrashed the Hague Tribunal as well. On June 8 she could tweak the Tribunal’s tail again, Stephen Karganovic writes.
Britain Rolls Out the Red Carpet for Dr. Karadzic (Well, Not Quite)
May 20, 2021
In the course of his continually improving cross-examinations, Karadzic managed to deliver quite a few blows to the prosecution’s (or the Tribunal’s, since they are inseparably merged) case.
The Ethno-Territorial Separation of Bosnia Was the Key to Ending the War and Keeping Peace
February 12, 2021
The Dayton constitution essentially proclaimed this house divided to be a condominium, despite two of three tenants rejecting co-ownership.
Dealing With the Bosnian Conundrum
February 7, 2021
The stage is being set in the Republic of Srpska for what in Texas they call a double whammy.
