1. US-Iran relations
(Newsletter)

...rence Hartmann, a former spokeswoman for the United Nation's Yugoslav war crimes court, has gone on trial in The Hague for publishing classified information. CONTINUE... US 'troubled' over Iran el...

2. Bye American
(Newsletter)

...an who identified himself as an investigator for the prosecutor at the International Criminal Court (ICC) at the Hague, Netherlands. The investigator and his colleague had read my story, “Merchant’s o...

3. Avnery On Ten Ways to Kill Fatah
(Newsletter)

...ing widespread criticism over his attempt to hold early elections. CONTINUE... Hariri tribunal opens in The Hague Top_news By Agencies    Sunday, 01 March 2009 An international trib...

4. From Usurpation to Liberation
(Newsletter)

...wer people are dying of Aids and the global epidemic has stabilised. CONTINUE... Karadzic extradited to The Hague Top_news By Agencies    Wednesday, 30 July 2008 Radovan Karadzic, t...

5. A nation of dog-lovers and people-haters?
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...Kucinich regarding his Articles of Impeachment against President Bush. CONTINUE... Gravel: Take Bush to The Hague By Shahram Vahdany    Saturday, 26 July 2008 CONTINUE... Cuba l...

6. Women: We Can Stop War!
(Newsletter)

...esday, 23 July 2008 The former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic will fight attempts to extradite him to The Hague for trial, his lawyer has said. CONTINUE... Obama tours Israel and West Bank...

7. UN court names Karadzic lawyer
(News/Global)

...CTY) on Friday named Richard Harvey, a lawyer experienced in representing war crimes suspects from Kosovo at the Hague. His appointment comes weeks after the court delayed the trial and said it would ...

8. Sarajevo commander's sentence cut
(News/Global)

...more than merely tolerate the crimes as a commander," Fausto Pocar, the presiding judge at the court in the Hague, said. "In maintaining and intensifying the campaign directed at the civilia...

9. Taylor tells court of US 'plot'
(News/Global)

Charles Taylor, the former Liberian president, has claimed at his trial in The Hague that he was indicted for war crimes as part of a "regime change" plan by the United States to gain contro

10. Charles Taylor to face prosecutors
(News/Global)

Prosecutors at a UN-backed court in The Hague are to begin cross-examining Charles Taylor, the former Liberian president, over his denials of weapons trading in exchange for "blood diamonds"