Plans for the funeral of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic in Belgrade have caused serious concern among EU officials, who believe that such an act could negatively impact Serbia's path towards membership in the European Union. (translated)

Plans for the funeral of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic in Belgrade have caused serious concern among EU officials, who believe that such an act could negatively impact Serbia's path towards membership in the European Union. (translated)

The adoration of a war criminal by the Serbian government and public is condemned in the EU and by individual member states by everyone who can distinguish light from darkness. But don’t you also miss any reaction from the Czech government? Are we waiting for @AndrejBabis to have a risk analysis for doing business in Serbia processed at Agrofert or what?! (translated)
The world is shocked by the glorification of war criminal Ratko Mladić in Belgrade, where his return has turned into a state spectacle with military honors and media hysteria, provoking condemnation from Europe and disbelief in Brussels. (translated)

Serbian police and members of the Gendarmerie saluted the convoy that was transporting the coffin of the convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić through Belgrade, following the body to the Military Medical Academy. (translated)
Chris Langham, an actor and writer, died on June 24, 2023, from complications related to pancreatic cancer, with his death being made public only in September, although his career was marred by scandals including a conviction for child-related crimes. (translated)

A mural with the inscription Boulevard of Ratko Mladić appeared in Novi Sad after the war criminal died, which has reignited controversies about his legacy in Serbia. (translated)

Válečný zločinec, hromadný vrah a spoluautor genocidy je doma. Těla odsouzených válečných zločinců z Norimberku se nevydávala, ale byla zpopelněna a popel rozptýlen, aby se hroby nestaly pietním místem uctívačů nacistů. #válečnézločiny #genocida #historie
The plane with the body of war criminal Ratko Mladić landed in Belgrade, with his funeral planned for the beginning of next week, and the family announced how they will say goodbye. (translated)

The body of war criminal Ratko Mladić has arrived in Belgrade, where it was welcomed by family and supporters, while authorities are preparing extensive measures for his upcoming burial. (translated)

The body of war criminal Ratko Mladić, who died in prison, has been transported to Belgrade, and his funeral is expected to take place early next week, with considerable controversy and admiration surrounding him among some Serbs. (translated)

A government aircraft with the remains of the convicted war criminal General Ratko Mladić has arrived in Belgrade. The coffin, draped in a flag, was received at the airport by members of the Serbian Army's honor guard with ceremonial honors. President Aleksandar Vučić previously stated that he expects that... (translated)
Member of the European Parliament Ondřej Kolář requested the European Commission to suspend Serbia's accession process to the EU in response to the celebration of the war criminal Ratko Mladić and his possible funeral with state honors. (translated)

A mural titled "Boulevard of Ratko Mladic" has been inaugurated in Novi Sad in honor of the convicted war criminal, following his recent death, which has reignited discussions about his legacy in Serbia. (translated)
The victim of sexual abuse by the guardian of the Church of St. Francis in Split received compensation from the Church after a final judgment confirmed his testimony regarding the long-term concealment of the crime. (translated)
Russian General Nikolai Varpakhovich, suspected of war crimes for the bombing of a children's hospital in Kyiv, was seriously injured in an attack in the Saratov region, just three days after the charges were convincingly presented by Ukrainian authorities. (translated)
Major General Varpachovich, commander of the Russian bombers, was in critical condition after an assassination attempt in which he was shot in the face and abdomen, and the attacker has not yet been apprehended, having previously faced accusations of war crimes. (translated)

Six men aged between 20 and 27 have been arrested in Dubrovnik for attacking Serbian nationals, for which they are charged with a hate crime, and have been committed to investigative detention. (translated)

Ratko Mladić is the personification of crime and aggressive Greater Serbian politics of the nineties. His glorification is not a minor incident that can be ignored, but an indicator that Greater Serbian ideology still strongly influences Montenegrin politics. The masks have fallen. Statement by Andrija Mandić. (translated)