Mladic To Be Extradited To The Hague Early Next Week -- RIA Novosti
A former Bosnian Serb army commander Ratko Mladic who is facing trial on war crimes and genocide charges, will be extradited to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague on Monday or Tuesday, French TF1 TV channel cited a tribunal's judge, Mehmet Guney as saying.
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MIDDLE EAST
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Syrian troops kill 2 in besieged town: witness.
Suspected Al-Qaida militants take over Yemen coastal town.
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Arab League backs UN recognition of Palestine.
Hamas, Fatah leaders to meet soon on implementing reconciliation pact.
ASIA
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8 die in bombing of Pakistan restaurant.
China hits back at Vietnam over territorial spat.
AFRICA
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Nigeria: Goodluck Jonathan sworn in as president.
UN: Security Council to decide Sudan mission future. North and South Sudan to meet to defuse tensions over region.
Egyptian court fines Mubarak, ex-officials $90 million for telecom shutdown.
EUROPE
Ratko Mladic denies Srebrenica massacre role - son. Serbia braces for protests over Mladic arrest.
IMF says reports on Greece missing fiscal targets untrue.
German E.coli outbreak death toll rises to 10.
Dutch government to ban tourists from cannabis shops.
AMERICAS
US tornado death toll at 139.
Ousted ex-President Zelaya returns to Honduras.
Mexico police raid 'La Familia drug cartel', killing 11. Mexico detains nearly 50 members of 2 drug gangs.
Barack Obama to honour tornado victims in Joplin.
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