Dutch Ease Stance on Serbia Wall Street Journal By MARC CHAMPION | BRUSSELS -- The Netherlands could remove a hurdle to Serbia's bid to join the European Union, a Dutch foreign-ministry spokeswoman said Thursday. | While the EU has pledged that Serbia eventually can join the 27-nation bloc, the Netherlands has been holding up a key Stabilization ...
Karadzic seeking appeal to remove appointed counsel The Star | AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic asked the Yugoslavia war crimes tribunal on Wednesday to hear his appeal against the court's decision to appoint legal counsel after he boycotted proceedings. | Judges ordered last week that legal counsel be appointed to Karadzic an...
Brother of terror suspect: 'We are not extremists' The Examiner Comments MINNEAPOLIS (Map, News) - A Somali man arrested in the Netherlands and accused of financing Islamic terrorists was not an extremist and was so poor he couldn't afford to bring his new wife from Somalia to the U.S., according to two of his br...
Brother of terror suspect: 'We are not extremists' Denver Post | MINNEAPOLIS—A Somali man arrested in the Netherlands and accused of financing Islamic terrorists was not an extremist and was so poor he couldn't afford to bring his new wife from Somalia to the U.S., according to two of his brothers who live...
Brothers: Minneapolis man accused of bankrolling terrorism struggled to make ends meet Hartford Courant MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A Somali man arrested in the and accused of financing Islamic terrorists was not an extremist and was so poor he couldn't afford to bring his new wife from to the U.S., according to two of his brothers who live in . | Mohamud...
Report: Somali terror suspect had US residency The Press Democrat | Mohamud Said Omar, 43, was arrested last weekend at the request of U.S. authorities in an asylum seeker's center in Dronten, Netherlands, about 45 miles (72 kilometers) northeast of Amsterdam. | According to Dutch prosecutors, U.S. authorities susp...
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Shell Oil to pay California $19M over violations Inquirer | SAN FRANCISCO – Shell Oil Company will pay California more than $19 million because of environmental violations at service stations throughout the state, officials said Friday. |...
Karadzic attends court The News Tribune | THE HAGUE, Netherlands - Radovan Karadzic appeared at his U.N. war crimes trial Tuesday for the first time since it began last week, claiming his "fundamental rights have been vi...
Karadzic plays for time in court debut The Independent | The former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic appeared before the international war crimes tribunal for the first time yesterday, but only to repeat that he needed more time to...
Dutch Ease Stance on Serbia Wall Street Journal By MARC CHAMPION | BRUSSELS -- The Netherlands could remove a hurdle to Serbia's bid to join the European Union, a Dutch foreign-ministry spokeswoman said Thursday. | While the EU has pledged that Serbia eventually can join the 27-nation bloc, the Ne...
Alleged Somali terrorist financier is identified Star Tribune | A Somali man from Minneapolis being held in a Dutch jail on suspicion of bankrolling terrorist activities has been identified by sources in the Twin Cities Somali community as Mohamud Said Omar, 43. | Government officials in Amsterdam and federal a...
Netherlands Seen Approving Serbia's EU Membership if Conditions Met Wall Street Journal By MARC CHAMPION | BRUSSELS--The Netherlands has given its foreign minister a green light to begin unblocking Serbia's path to membership in the European Union, if an upcoming report finds Belgrade is cooperating fully with the war crimes tribunal fo...
Bosnian Serb boycotts opening of war crimes trial Syracuse | (AP) - THE HAGUE, Netherlands - U.N. judges abruptly adjourned Radovan Karadzic's war crimes trial Monday after the former Bosnian Serb leader boycotted the opening day to protest his lack of time to prepare his defense. | Judge O-Gon Kwon said that in the absence of Karadzic, who was defending himself, or any lawyer representing him, he was susp...
Swiss probe into al Qaeda links NZ Herald 4:00AM Tuesday Nov 10, 2009 | BERN - Switzerland has opened its own investigation into the case of a nuclear physicist France suspected of al Qaeda links. | The French suspect, who worked at the world's largest atom smasher on the Swiss-French border and at a Swiss technology institute, is unspecified in Switzerland's investigation, but it is the s...
