IL FOGLIO AII cannot say ‘I was there’, but I can set out the factsThe truth that, 31 years on, some people still refuse to accept. At Mladic’s funeral, he is remembered as a ‘hero’, but the history of the war in the Balkans and of Srebrenica tells a very different story 12 SEP 26
in BelgradeThe future of Serbia’s choices: between divisions and glorification following Mladić’s deathSerbia is set to hold an election in October, and the re-evaluation of war criminals has been a key factor in Vučić’s rise to power. But for researcher Jovana Kolarić, this could backfire: “It would spark a conflict with Brussels and jeopardise vital financial resources.”byCamillo Cantarano3 SEP 26
EditorialsRatko Mladic has died, but his legacy lives onSocieties must be disarmed not only physically but also culturally in order to healbyRedazione27 AUG 26
in The HagueRatko Mladic, the ‘butcher of Srebrenica’, has diedThe former general had been definitively convicted of extremely serious war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the war in Bosnia, and of the Srebrenica genocide. He died aged 84 in a detention centre in The HaguebyRedazione27 AUG 26
