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Sie kämpfen mit Pappe gegen Ethnokraten – und gewinnen - Jörg Schindler / DER SPIEGEL

Sie kämpfen mit Pappe gegen Ethnokraten – und gewinnen - Jörg Schindler / DER SPIEGEL

Bosnien vor der Wahl Sie kämpfen mit Pappe gegen Ethnokraten – und gewinnen

Junge Aktivisten haben in Bosnien eine erfolgreiche Bürgerbewegung für alle geschaffen. Ihre Botschaft: Die Probleme in dem ethnisch gespaltenen Balkanland haben nichts mit Herkunft zu tun. Sondern mit Macht- und Raffgier. Aus Tuzla berichtet Jörg Schindler

Uno-Tribunal in Den Haag Wohin mit den Beweisen für ein Jahrhundertverbrechen?

Rund 24 Jahre lang verfolgte ein Uno-Strafgericht Kriegsverbrechen in den Ländern des ehemaligen Jugoslawien. Davon zeugen kilometerweise Akten, Videos und andere Beweise. Nun wollen die Niederlande das Archiv offenbar loswerden. Aus Den Haag und Amsterdam berichtet Anastasia Trenkler

A Search for the Real Ratko Mladic - Serge Ligtenberg / Getty Images

A Search for the Real Ratko Mladic - Serge Ligtenberg / Getty Images

Portrait of a Man Possessed A Search for the Real Ratko Mladic

He stands accused of some of the worst crimes known to criminal law. But former Bosnian-Serb military leader Ratko Mladic doesn't think he has to answer for anything -- not even for the wartime suicide of his daughter. There are many in Serbia who would agree. Von Erich Follath

Suspected Serbian War Criminal Hadzic Captured - Bebeto Matthews/ AP

Suspected Serbian War Criminal Hadzic Captured - Bebeto Matthews/ AP

Into the Net Suspected Serbian War Criminal Hadzic Captured

Goran Hadzic was the last of the suspected war criminals still sought in connection with atrocities during the wars in the Balkans. On Wednesday, a Serbian official announced that he had been captured. Serbia's path to EU accession may now be open.

Belligerent Mladic Removed from UN Hearing - AFP/ ICTY

Belligerent Mladic Removed from UN Hearing - AFP/ ICTY

Ornery in the Court Belligerent Mladic Removed from UN Hearing

Former Bosnian-Serb General Ratko Mladic was ordered out of his own hearing at the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal on Monday after shouting at judges and refusing to enter a plea. A not-guilty plea was entered on his behalf. Von Jörg Diehl

'Sarajevo Is the Key to Victory' - EMIL VAS / AP

'Sarajevo Is the Key to Victory' - EMIL VAS / AP

Ratko Mladic's War Notes 'Sarajevo Is the Key to Victory'

Suspected war criminal Ratko Mladic was finally captured on May 26 in Lazarevo, Serbia. But notes written in the 1990s by the then-Bosnian Serb military leader, which were discovered in his home in 2010, provide a fascinating insight into his bitter worldview and the realities of the wars in the former Yugoslavia.

What the Mladic Arrest Means for Serbia's Future - Serbian Government/AFP

What the Mladic Arrest Means for Serbia's Future - Serbian Government/AFP

Facing the Past What the Mladic Arrest Means for Serbia's Future

The arrest of Bosnian-Serb military leader Ratko Mladic last week marked the end of a 16-year manhunt and he is now to stand trial on charges of crimes against humanity and genocide. But questions remain as to how he was able to remain at large for so long -- and the Balkans remain volatile. Von Renate Flottau und Walter Mayr

Mladic Arrest 'Proof of Belgrade's Willingness to Confront its Past' - HO/ REUTERS

Mladic Arrest 'Proof of Belgrade's Willingness to Confront its Past' - HO/ REUTERS

The World From Berlin Mladic Arrest 'Proof of Belgrade's Willingness to Confront its Past'

Ratko Mladic, the so-called "Butcher of Bosnia" and Europe's most-wanted war crimes suspect, has been captured in Serbia. Though his extradition is a precondition for the country's acceptance into the EU, some German commentators argue that Belgrade still has a long journey to Brussels.

The Life of a Fugitive General - STR/ REUTERS

The Life of a Fugitive General - STR/ REUTERS

A Portrait of Ratko Mladic The Life of a Fugitive General

After years on the run, Ratko Mladic has been captured. The Bosnian Serb ex-general will be expected before the International Court of Justice on charges of brutal war crimes. But how did a keen military man become a hate-filled criminal? Von Renate Flottau

Serbia Confirms Arrest of 'Butcher of Bosnia' - EMIL VAS / AP

Serbia Confirms Arrest of 'Butcher of Bosnia' - EMIL VAS / AP

Ratko Mladic Caught Serbia Confirms Arrest of 'Butcher of Bosnia'

Europe's most sought-after war crimes suspect has been arrested in Serbia. Ex-General Ratko Mladic is accused of having orchestrated the Srebrenica massacre in which 8,000 people died. EU officials expect him to be extradited to The Hague to stand trial.

'In Srebrenica the Good Men Did Too Little' - DIMITAR DILKOFF/ AFP

'In Srebrenica the Good Men Did Too Little' - DIMITAR DILKOFF/ AFP

The World from Berlin 'In Srebrenica the Good Men Did Too Little'

Sunday marked the 15th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre, when Bosnian Serbs killed around 8,000 Muslim men and boys. German commentators point out that there are still plenty of unanswered questions, including whether blame for the genocide has been correctly attributed.

'Political Theater in Belgrade' Falls Short of Making Up for Srebrenica - ELVIS BARUKCIC/ AFP

'Political Theater in Belgrade' Falls Short of Making Up for Srebrenica - ELVIS BARUKCIC/ AFP

The World from Berlin 'Political Theater in Belgrade' Falls Short of Making Up for Srebrenica

This week, the Serbian government issued an official apology for the 1995 Srebrenica massacre. It's a victory for President Boris Tadic, who considers an apology overdue. But German commentators aren't sure it will be enough to bring Serbia back to the European mainstream.

Serbia Apologizes for Srebrenica Massacre - Staton R. Winter/ ASSOCIATED PRESS

Serbia Apologizes for Srebrenica Massacre - Staton R. Winter/ ASSOCIATED PRESS

A Message to Europe Serbia Apologizes for Srebrenica Massacre

Serbia on Wednesday took an important first step towards addressing its troubling recent history by passing a resolution condemning the massacre in Srebrenica, Bosnia. But the resolution aimed at steering a path towards EU membership for the Balkan nation steers clear of the term "genocide."

Dutch Leader Calls US General's Gay Remarks 'Disgraceful' - DAMIR SAGOLJ/ Reuters

Dutch Leader Calls US General's Gay Remarks 'Disgraceful' - DAMIR SAGOLJ/ Reuters

Homosexuality and the Srebrenica Massacre Dutch Leader Calls US General's Gay Remarks 'Disgraceful'

Former NATO Commander John J. Sheehan testified on Thursday that Holland's policy allowing openly gay soldiers to serve in the country's military contributed to the Srebrenica massacre in 1995. The Dutch Defense Ministry said the comments were 'outrageous and unworthy of a soldier.'

Poet and Psychiatrist Stands Accused of Genocide - JERRY LAMPEN/ AFP

Poet and Psychiatrist Stands Accused of Genocide - JERRY LAMPEN/ AFP

Karadzic on Trial Poet and Psychiatrist Stands Accused of Genocide

More than 14 years after his indictment, the trial against former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic began on Monday at the International Criminal Tribunal in the The Hague. Karadzic boycotting the proceedings, but he himself said the trial should find the "final truth." Von Cees Banning

Indicted War Criminal Ratko Mladic Enjoying Leisurely Retirement - REUTERS TV/ REUTERS

Indicted War Criminal Ratko Mladic Enjoying Leisurely Retirement - REUTERS TV/ REUTERS

Bosnian Serb Army Leader at Large Indicted War Criminal Ratko Mladic Enjoying Leisurely Retirement

Indicted war criminal and former Serb general Ratko Mladic has brazenly eluded capture for 13 years, living the comfortable life of a pensioner in Belgrade. Politicians, the army and -- it now appears -- Western intelligence services have been helping him the whole time. Von Renate Flottau

Karadzic Says Fair Trial Impossible - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Karadzic Says Fair Trial Impossible - SPIEGEL ONLINE

War Crimes and Punishment Karadzic Says Fair Trial Impossible

Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic says he cannot get a fair trial at the war crimes tribunal because of a "media witch hunt." In a statement published Friday by the court, Karadzic also reiterates his claims that former US mediator Richard Holbrooke reneged on an immunity deal.

Karadzic Extradited to The Hague - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Karadzic Extradited to The Hague - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Serbian Warlord Transferred Karadzic Extradited to The Hague

Suspected war criminal Radovan Karadzic was transferred to the UN war crimes tribunal at The Hague early Wednesday -- just hours after a Belgrade demonstration supporting him ended in violence.

Srebrenica War Crimes Verdicts Handed Down - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Srebrenica War Crimes Verdicts Handed Down - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Ahead of Karadzic Rally Srebrenica War Crimes Verdicts Handed Down

With ultra-nationalist Serbs gathering in Belgrade on Tuesday for a rally in support of war crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic, a Bosnian court sentenced seven Bosnian Serbs for long jail sentences for their role in the Srebrenica massacre.

The Double Life of Radovan Karadzic - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The Double Life of Radovan Karadzic - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The Healer and the War Criminal The Double Life of Radovan Karadzic

For over a decade former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic was one of the world's most wanted men. But instead of going underground, he sought a very public life -- even giving a talk on TV -- until the new government in Belgrade finally put an end to his strange new life. Von Renate Flottau

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