¤ Data on Balkan Wars Found in Home of Suspect A cache of data is so rich, it is still resonating in the Balkans and the United Nations tribunal that wants to prosecute Gen. Ratko Mladic for genocide.
¤ Genocide Verdicts in Srebrenica Killings A three-year trial came to an end at The Hague as the tribunal there found two of seven Bosnian Serb defendants guilty of genocide.
¤ E.U. Offers Visa-Free Travel to 2 Balkan Nations In a move to help stabilize the region, citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Albania would be required to have biometric passports but not visas while traveling in the bloc.
¤ Serbia’s Honest Apology Serbia’s resolution apologizing for the Srebrenica massacre was not just a cynical ploy.
¤ E.U. Finds Serbia Censure Lacking The European body warned that latter-day contrition about the worst massacre in Europe since World War II was insufficient if Serbia wanted closer ties with the bloc.
¤ Serbia Apologizes for 1995 Massacre Parliament’s resolution on the killing of Bosnian Muslims in Srebrenica expressed sympathy for the victims and apologized for not doing enough to prevent the atrocity.
¤ U.S. Slights a Disunited Europe Behind President Obama's decision to skip a United States-European Union summit meeting in Madrid are signs of U.S. exasperation with E.U. squabbling.
