PARIS / Pale / The Hague / Washington / Belgrade / Sarajevo / /
Company
The New York Times / /
Country
Serbia / Bosnia and Herzegovina / Pakistan / United States / Afghanistan / Yugoslavia / /
Event
Judicial Event / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Organization
U.S. government / United States government / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / Department of State / Purdue University in Indiana / International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia / UN Court / Obama administration / international war crimes tribunal / /
Person
Radovan Karadzic / Christopher Hill / Charles W. Ingrao / Richard C. Holbrooke / Bush / Philip S. Goldberg / Peter Robinson / Slobodan Milosevic / Hillary Clinton / meeting Mr. Holbrooke / /
PoliticalEvent
he agreed to withdraw / /
Position
special envoy / editor / spokesman / president / principal assistant / lawyer for Mr. Karadzic / official / study‟s main editor / onetime Bosnian leader / lawyer / /
Indicted Bosnian Serb Claims Immunity By MARLISE SIMONS Published: March 21, 2009 PARIS — Every time Radovan Karadzic, the onetime Bosnian Serb leader, appears in court on war crimes charges he has hammered on one recu