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Serbia: After Mladic, the way is open

In arresting one of the generals responsible for the Srebrenica massacre, Serbian authorities have demonstrated their desire to close a dark chapter in their history. But several questions remain about Ratko Mladic’s flight from justice.

27 May 2011
72 Nacional Zagreb
COMMEMORATION: Srebrenica, in the headlines once a year

Fourteen years after the massacre of more than 8,000 of its inhabitants, the Bosnian city, overshadowed by economic problems, is still struggling to get back on its feet. In a bid to dynamize the economy and build for the future, a multi-ethnic association financed by the Netherlands is training the town's young people, reports Trouw.

13 July 2009
Trouw Amsterdam

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Serbia: After Mladic, the way is open

COMMEMORATION: Srebrenica, in the headlines once a year