Although elected as pro-European and reformist, the government is drawing its first moves in the wrong direction. It is proposing a pension increase, the restriction of work for doctors and university professors.

The former official spokesperson for the Hague tribunal's chief prosecutor provides a systematic review of the way in which minutes of Serbia’s Supreme Defence Council, that might provide evidence against Serbia for genocide at Srebrenica, have been concealed. 

Alone, without international support, Georgia will not be able to overcome current crisis and threat of annihilation since we are fighting against the regime that will use unacceptable means to achieve its goals.
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Serbian civil-rights lawyer Srđa Popović comments on an article published in Belgrade newspaper Politika, (4 August 2008), in which Milan Škulić, professor of international criminal law at the Faculty of law, University of Belgrade, offers advice on how Karadžić’s defence should be conducted. Popović includes an important note recalling how Miloševic’s Serbia declared itself independent in September 1990, well before Slovenia and Croatia did so.

Torov’s argument for the vital importance - in Serbia's own interest - of ensuring that the arrest of Radovan Karadžić leads to a real settling of accounts with the past