Days after the funeral in Belgrade, it is still not entirely clear what posthumous honors were given to Ratko Mladić, a former general of the Republika Srpska Army, convicted of genocide and other war crimes during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 1990s. While the authorities in Serbia claim that it was a private act and that the state provided the logistics, the European Union first denied state honors, followed by criticism and warning…
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Days after the funeral in Belgrade, it is still not entirely clear what posthumous honors were given to Ratko Mladić, a former general of the Republika Srpska Army, convicted of genocide and other war crimes during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 1990s. While the authorities in Serbia claim that it was a private act and that the state provided the logistics, the European Union first denied state honors, followed by criticism and warning…