Enzensberger on Terrorism

Last month I wrote that I was first drawn to Hans Magnus Enzensberger through his study of the bomb-throwing anarchists of the late nineteenth century, entitled “Dreamers of the Absolute;” and, in Michael Roloff’s anthology, Politics...

Bosnia Far From Ready To Host Karadzic Trial

Following the recent arrest of notorious alleged war criminal Radovan Karadzic in Belgrade, there have been many calls for him to face justice in Bosnia-Herzegovina — the country where his alleged crimes were committed. Bosnia, some observers argue,...

Dr. Dragan Dabic – The Tragicomedy of Karadzic

After 11 years “on the run,” it turns out that Europe’s most-wanted war criminal, Radovan Karadzic (apparently a much more formidable force than Saddam Hussein) has been working as a doctor in Belgrade and taking life easy. Questions...

Four Terror Suspects are Released in Bosnia Due to Lack of Evidence

Four Bosnian Muslims arrested in Sarajevo in March have been released from custody after prosecutors failed to win a terrorism indictment against them due to lack of evidence, despite the fact that explosives and other military equipment were found in...

Bosnian Serb Leader Can Make Waves, But Not War

It may have been a tempest in a teacup, but when Milorad Dodik, the prime minister of the Republika Srpska, the Serbian entity in Bosnia-Herzegovina, appeared at a Zagreb gathering and offered “protection” to Croatian Serbs, he resurrected...