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durée : 00:04:33 - Les Matins de France Culture - L'Union européenne a condamné la "glorification" d'un homme condamné pour génocide durant la guerre de Bosnie, dans les années 1990. Malgré sa condamnation, de nombreux nationalistes serbes continuent de voir en Ratko Mladić un héros et un protecteur. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

Un funerale con tutti gli onori – anche se qualcuno si è prodigato a non volerlo chiamare funerale di stato. Stiamo parlando delle esequie di Ratko Mladic, ex generale serbo-bosniaco, una delle figure chiave della guerra in Bosnia Erzegovina durante gli anni 90. Stava scontando l'ergastolo all'Aja per genocidio e crimini di guerra e contro l'umanità. Sotto il suo comando era stato perpetrato l'assedio di Sarajevo e la campagna di pulizia etnica culminata con il genocidio di Srebrenica. Eppure oggi la morte di Radko Mladic non ha chiuso uno dei capitoli più bui della storia bensì sembra aver riaperto ferite profonde.  Com'è stato possibile che la Serbia tributasse a Mladic un tale onore, con tanto di volo di stato e migliaia di persone alle esequie? È davvero impensabile ad oggi immaginare un vero processo di riconciliazione e verità? E come si posiziona sul piano interno e internazionale – oggi con questa mossa - la Serbia di Vucic, scossa da quasi due anni di proteste degli studenti e prossima a nuove elezioni?  Ne parliamo a Modem con:Milovan Pisarri, storico ed esperto di nazionalismi dei Balcani, Università di Belgrado Nenad Stojanovic, professore di Scienze politiche all'Università di Ginevra Marija Milanovic, giornalista Swissinfo

AP correspondent Karen Chammas reports Serbs have headed to Belgrade as former commander Ratko Mladic's body lies in state.

AP correspondent Karen Chammas reports Israeli kills at least 9 in Lebanon in latest strikes; Nepal holds day of mourning 13 days after floods hit; German regional election sees far right landslide; Mladic body lies in state in Serbia despite EU warnings.

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The legacy of war criminal Ratko Mladic, and Icelanders reject EU entry talks. Also: Could the far-right AfD soon govern its first state? And why is an iconic moped part of its campaign? Plus, a data center special.

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The news of the death of General Ratko Mladic, the Serbian war criminal, brought back memories of the bitter 1990s war in the former Yugoslavia and his role in the Srebrenica massacre. Has time healed old wounds or will his death open new ones? Pat is joined by garret Patrick Kelly, a former UN diplomat who has lived for many years in Sarajevo.

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July 1996: pressure from the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia | Karadžić's resignation | Biljana Plavšić takes over | The credibility of the UN at stake

Luglio '96: le pressioni dal Tribunale Penale Internazionale per l'ex-Jugoslavia | Le dimissioni di Karadžić | La leadership di Biljana Plavšić | Il rischio di credibilità per l'intero sistema ONU

May '96: Radovan Karadžić' provocations | Mostar out of control | the first trial of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia

Maggio '96: le provocazioni di Radovan Karadžić | Mostar fuori controllo | Il primo processo del Tribunale Penale Internazionale per l'ex-Jugoslavia

This is a Steel News Special Emergency Broadcast.General Ratko Mladić—once one of the most controversial military figures in modern European history—is now reportedly bedridden, unable to speak clearly, and in rapidly declining health inside a UN detention facility in The Hague.Today, his son, Darko Mladić, speaks out.He describes a father who has suffered multiple strokes, severe medical deterioration, and what the family claims is inadequate care, while repeated requests for treatment and humanitarian release have been denied.At the same time, Mladić's attorney, Dragan Ivetić, raises serious legal concerns about the case itself—pointing to alleged procedural irregularities, disputed evidence, and even dissent from within the tribunal.⚖️ Was justice fully served?⚠️ Or is this a case that still demands scrutiny?This broadcast does not seek to rewrite history.It asks a different question:What happens when justice, accountability, and human dignity collide at the end of a man's life?With tensions rising, diplomatic pressure mounting, and time running out, this is no longer just about the past…This is happening now.

April '96: the first investigations in Srebrenica | The international donors' conference in Brussels | A mirror of the forced peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Aprile '96: le prime indadigini a Srebrenica | La conferenza internazionale dei donatori a Bruxelles | Lo specchio della forzatura della pace in Bosnia ed Erzegovina

Mobutu, Mladic, Pol Pot: Erich Follath hat in seinem Reporterleben mit vielen Diktatoren gesprochen. Er erzählt, was ihn an der Aufgabe gereizt hat und welche Persönlichkeiten hinter den Machthabern steckten - und wie er die Interviews überlebt hat. Timm, Ulrike www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Im Gespräch

Ottobre '95: gli utlimi combattimenti in Bosnia ed Erzegovina | La tregua di 60 giorni di Bill Clinton | Verso Dayton, con l'incognita Croazia-Slavonia

October '95: the last battles in Bosnia and Herzegovina | Bill Clinton's 60-day ceasefire | Towards Dayton, with the uncertainty of Croatia-Slavonia

September '95: the ultimatum to Mladić and the resumption of Operation Deliberate Force | The adoption of the Common Principles of Agreement | The Croat/Bosniak advance on Banja Luka | The “Kissinger of the Balkans”

Settembre '95: l'ultimatum a Mladić e la ripresa dell'Operazione Deliberate Force | L'approvazione dei Principi di accordo comuni | L'avanzata croata/bosgnacca su Banja Luka | Il "Kissinger dei Balcani"

August '95: Operation Storm | The exodus from Krajina | Markale Market massacre | The consequences of Operation Deliberate Force

Agosto '95: Operazione Tempesta | L'esodo dalla Krajina | Il massacro di piazza Markale | Le conseguenze dell'Operazione Deliberate Force

Vor 30 Jahren, im Juli 1995, kam es rund um das bosnische Srebrenica zum ersten Völkermord auf europäischem Boden seit dem Holocaust: Die Truppen von Ratko Mladić haben mehre Tausend Männer, darunter junge wie alte, ermordet und die weibliche Bevölkerung vertrieben. Die Nachwirkungen sind bis heute spürbar, in Bosnien und weit darüber hinaus. Ich habe mit der Srebrenica-Überlebenden Selma Jahić darüber gesprochen, wie so etwas passieren konnte, wie sie die Situation erlebt hat und welche Lehren man daraus ziehen muss.

Ils sont des milliers à avoir entamé une longue marche dans la forêt bosnienne, sur les traces de tous ceux qui, en 1995, avaient fui le massacre de Srebrenica. C'était il y a trente ans, 8 000 hommes étaient exécutés par les troupes serbes du Général Mladic... leurs corps jetés dans des charniers. La justice internationale a qualifié ce crime de guerre de génocide. Mais en Bosnie, les nationalistes serbes et les familles des victimes musulmanes sont toujours divisés sur l'Histoire avec un grand H. Cette semaine, ces derniers célébreront la mémoire des victimes au mémorial de Potocari. Reportage signé de notre correspondant dans la région, Louis Seiller.   Et l'on reparle d'entente cordiale des deux côtés de la Manche !   Voilà 17 ans qu'un président français n'avait pas été reçu au Royaume-Uni avec toute la pompe de la monarchie. Entre Paris et Londres, on a parlé dissuasion nucléaire, Ukraine, migrants... la fin de 20 années de turbulences, Marie Billon.     La revue de presse de Franceline Beretti La Pologne a décidé de fermer ses frontières avec la Lituanie et l'Allemagne.   Barcelone vent debout contre le surtourisme  Surtourisme, touristification, les néologismes ou les anglicismes ne manquent pas pour dénoncer un phénomène de masse... La prise d'assaut des grandes villes du sud de l'Europe par les touristes, à tel point que les logements manquent pour les habitants à l'année... On voit donc l'émergence d'un vaste courant militant qui voudrait repenser ce modèle économique. Et c'est la ville de Barcelone en Espagne qui en est le fer de lance. C'est le reportage d'Elise Gazengel.  

Ils sont des milliers à avoir entamé une longue marche dans la forêt bosnienne, sur les traces de tous ceux qui, en 1995, avaient fui le massacre de Srebrenica. C'était il y a trente ans, 8 000 hommes étaient exécutés par les troupes serbes du Général Mladic... leurs corps jetés dans des charniers. La justice internationale a qualifié ce crime de guerre de génocide. Mais en Bosnie, les nationalistes serbes et les familles des victimes musulmanes sont toujours divisés sur l'Histoire avec un grand H. Cette semaine, ces derniers célébreront la mémoire des victimes au mémorial de Potocari. Reportage signé de notre correspondant dans la région, Louis Seiller.   Et l'on reparle d'entente cordiale des deux côtés de la Manche !   Voilà 17 ans qu'un président français n'avait pas été reçu au Royaume-Uni avec toute la pompe de la monarchie. Entre Paris et Londres, on a parlé dissuasion nucléaire, Ukraine, migrants... la fin de 20 années de turbulences, Marie Billon.     La revue de presse de Franceline Beretti La Pologne a décidé de fermer ses frontières avec la Lituanie et l'Allemagne.   Barcelone vent debout contre le surtourisme  Surtourisme, touristification, les néologismes ou les anglicismes ne manquent pas pour dénoncer un phénomène de masse... La prise d'assaut des grandes villes du sud de l'Europe par les touristes, à tel point que les logements manquent pour les habitants à l'année... On voit donc l'émergence d'un vaste courant militant qui voudrait repenser ce modèle économique. Et c'est la ville de Barcelone en Espagne qui en est le fer de lance. C'est le reportage d'Elise Gazengel.  

July '95: the Srebrenica massacre | The surrender of Žepa | The resistance of Bihać

Luglio '95: il massacro di Srebrenica | La resa di Žepa | La resistenza di Bihać

Giugno '95: la nuova Forza di reazione rapida | Sarajevo allo stremo | Il preludio di uno sterminio

June '95: the new Rapid Reaction Force | Sarajevo on its knees | The prelude to extermination

May '95: Operation Flash in Croatia | Operation Revenge in Bosnia and Herzegovina | The UNPROFOR hostage crisis

Maggio '95: l'Operazione Fulmine in Croazia | L'Operazione Vendetta in Bosnia ed Erzegovina | La crisi degli ostaggi UNPROFOR

April '95: the difficulties of the Bosnian Serb army | The Hague issues genocide indictments | Winds of war in the Republic of Serbian Krajina

Aprile '95: le difficoltà per l'esercito serbo-bosniaco | Accuse di genocidio dall'Aia | Venti di guerra nella Repubblica Serbia di Krajina

November '94: the Serbian counteroffensive and the disaster of the Bosnian Army | The confrontation between NATO and UNPROFOR | The siege and bombing of Bihać

Novembre '94: la controffensiva serba e la disfatta dell'esercito bosniaco | Lo scontro tra NATO e UNPROFOR | Bihać assediata e bombardata

October '93: the new war front in Bosnia and Herzegovina | The Serbian and Croatian support to the Autonomous Region of Western Bosnia | Sarajevo under siege, from outside and from inside

Ottobre '93: il nuovo fronte di guerra in Bosnia ed Erzegovina | Il supporto serbo e croato alla Regione autonoma della Bosnia Occidentale | Sarajevo sotto assedio dall'esterno e dall'interno

Teníamos un compromiso con vosotros. Este no era otro que acabar de tratar las guerras de la antigua Yugoslavia durante esta temporada. Un tedio enorme, unas ganas de vivir inmensas, una desazón vital y una montaña de curro nos ha llevado a plantearnos acabar antes esta temporada. Así que no íbamos a defraudar, esta semana tratamos la guerra de Bosnia y la guerra de Kosovo, además de hablar del final de la de Croacia. El tema es harto sensible, los niveles de brutalidad alcanzados fueron terribles. Por eso os avisamos que en algún momento se citarán cuestiones horrorosas. Un saludo, y como sabéis siempre podéis darnos de comer en www.patreon.com/comopodcast

The terror and helplessness of civilians caught in a genocidal war is a reality powerfully captured by Bosnian writer-director Jasmila Žbanić in her film Quo Vadis, Aida? “Quo vadis?” is a Latin phrase that became famous in Christian stories about persecution during the Roman Empire. It basically means “Where are you going?” and it was used as something God would say to a frightened believer. But in this case, the question has an urgently modern import, being posed to a woman named Aida, played by Jasna Đuričić, who faces the most catastrophic threat she could imagine. Aida is a Bosnian teacher, who in 1995 works as a translator for UN forces in the town of Srebrenica, near the Serbian border. After three years of siege, the UN officers assure town officials that the Serbian army will suffer airstrikes if they dare to attack. But when Serbia advances on the city, their promises prove empty, and the population flees to the UN base nearby, which is manned by Dutch forces. They only let a few thousand people into the building, leaving thousands more stranded outside the fence in the heat with no food or water. While continuing to work as a translator between Bosnian civilians and the Dutch UN forces, Aida frantically seeks a way to get her husband and two adult sons out of danger. She knows what the UN officers won't admit, that the promises of the Serbians, led by a war criminal, General Mladić, can't be trusted. Almost every moment in this movie is tense and gripping. The Serbs target men for executions because they suspect all Bosnian men of being fighters in anti-Serbian forces. When General Mladic wants to talk to the UN officers he also asks for some representatives of the people of Srebrenica, and when no one volunteers, Aida suggests her husband, who's a high school principal, as a way of getting him inside the compound. Mladic promises that all the civilians will be transported safely to another town in buses, and the UN people agree. But Aida senses that's not safe, so she hides her husband and sons in various places on the base in a difficult and dangerous effort at evasion. The Serbians arrive at the compound and demand to be let in to check for weapons, and we witness their deplorable and abusive behavior. Žbanić expertly evokes the overwhelming fear of people who are basically at the mercy of their worst enemies. While watching this, I kept thinking of the mistreatment and atrocities we're seeing now in Ukraine. The horrifying atmosphere of total war, which seems distant and abstract when we only hear about it, comes to life minute by minute in this film. The acting is amazing, making you forget that this is a movie and experience something close to the reality of state terrorism in a way that is impossible to forget. The film also shows us the conflict eventually ending, and society returning to what appears to be a more normal condition. Yet there are always those who escape the consequences of their crimes, while the suffering and trauma of their victims remain. Quo Vadis, Aida? is a great and towering indictment of our continued acceptance of violence and war.

Serge Brammertz is one of the world's leading international prosecutors. As Chief Prosecutor of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals, he leads the process of tracking down fugitive criminals from wars in the former Yugoslavia, and the genocide in Rwanda. “Every single person indicted is exactly the opposite of a hero. And the only heroes in fact are the survivors and victims.” Decades on from the brutal Balkan wars of the 1990s, genocide denial and glorification of war criminals remain rife in the region. In this episode, Serge Brammertz reflects on his life-long quest to bring war criminals to justice, on working with the survivors of genocide, and what he has learned about the human condition.

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Oud-generaal Ratko Mladic krijgt morgen bij het Joegoslavië-tribunaal in Den Haag zijn straf te horen voor zijn rol in de Bosnische burgeroorlog. Mladic wordt onder meer verantwoordelijk gehouden voor de dood van 8000 Bosnische jongens en mannen bij Srebrenica. Is zijn vonnis morgen een pleister op de wonden van Bosniërs? Zo simpel ligt het niet, vertelt de uit Bosnië gevluchte journalist, Lidija Zelovic.

Mark Urban returns to Bosnia to examine the impact Serb General Ratko Mladic had on the lives of thousands of people.

Welcome, adventurers! To the end of your grand campaign! This week the TOGA Boys are climbing the highest peak in the land, braving treacherous wildernesses, and slaying the demon king or wizard or whatever. It's a tale of high adventure, crazy albums, and a lot of big words. Roll for initiative! Other topics: Racist baseball players, being mean to Andrew, Trent Reznor is a sexy man, a treatise on American Idiot http://www.twitter.com/onlygoodalbum http://www.facebook.com/theonlygoodalbum --- "Bad Wings", "Fortune Days", "Starve The Ego, Feed the Soul" performed by The Glitch Mob on "Drink the Sea," 2010, Glass Air Records (used with Fair Use as criticism) "Mladic" performed by Godspeed You! Black Emperor on "'Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend!", 2012, Constellation Records (used with Fair Use as criticism) "Stay Useless" performed by Cloud Nothings on "Attack on Memory", 2012, Carpark Records (used with permission)