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Ratko Mladic Dies in UN Detention in The Hague

His death has prompted formal MTPI and Dutch inquiries to review denied medical transfer requests and the care he received in custody.

Ratko Mladic Dies in Hague Prison Hospital

‘Nuremberg’ Reaches German Cinemas With Contested Göring Portrait

Council of Europe Marks War Anniversary With Push to Speed Ukraine Tribunal, Claims Commission

Eighty Years On, Nuremberg’s Promise Faces a World of Impunity

Nuremberg at 80: TV Special Draws Fire Over Göring Clip, Raises Alarm on Hague Warrants

Nuremberg at 80: New Broadcasts Revisit the Trial That Shaped International Justice

Milan Opens Criminal Probe Into Alleged 'Human Safaris' During Sarajevo Siege

150,000 Mourners Bury New Srebrenica Remains Despite Persistent Denial

New Reburials in Srebrenica Highlight Divisions 30 Years After Genocide

Bosnia Buries Seven Newly Identified Victims as Srebrenica Marks 30th Anniversary

UK Special Forces Veterans Allege Decade-Long War Crimes in Afghanistan and Iraq

U.S. Halts Funding for Team Tracking Ukrainian Children Abducted by Russia

Former Kosovo Rebel Commander Sentenced to 18 Years for War Crimes

Sudan Faces Dire Humanitarian Crisis as Conflict Escalates