The ex Bosnian-Serb leader Radovan Karadzic has had a lawyer appointed to him by the UN's Yugoslav War Crimes court after his failure to attend the first week of his own trial.

A statue of former U.S. President Bill Clinton was unveiled in Pristina, capital of Kosovo, on Sunday, in recognition of his efforts to stop the ethnic cleansing of the region by Serbian forces in the late 1990s.

Radovan Karadzic has many faces. He was a doctor, a psychiatrist, a poet, and a writer of kids books. He also was the man who in the 1990s drenched Bosnia, Herzegovina and Serbia in blood and hatred - events for which he now stands trial in The Hague.

Now that the ruckus has subsided over the Nobel Prize for Peace to Barack Obama, the time has come to examine an issue largely overlooked in recent years.

Ninth in a row Microsoft Sinergija ’09, the biggest IT conference in the region, will be held in Belgrade’s Center Sava from Nov. 17 to 19.

The second Niš Investment Forum - NIF09 was held on 9th October, with the title “Preparing the future – today’s challenge for tomorrow’s benefit”.

Former Serbian army captain Milorad Trbic was jailed for thirty years on Friday. He was charged with genocide for the killings of dozens of Muslims in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.

The organizers of a Gay Pride March scheduled to take place in the Serbian capital Belgrade have canceled the event after being told by police that the safety of marchers would very likely be compromised.

The first news of café-bars in Mecca begin in the XV century. During the XVI they become apparent in Cairo and Syria, 1554 opens the first café-bar in Constantinople, but in the XVI century the enjoyment of coffee is carried over from the East to the We

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