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Time.com: Karadzic a Big Win for Hague Cops

International justice is often derided, but Samantha Power writes that its recent successes have been hard to ignore

Time.com: Choosing Justice Over Peace in Darfur

War-crimes charges may hold Sudan's leader accountable, but it could make ending the conflict even more difficult

Time.com: Sudan President Could Face Charges

U.N. officials and diplomats said the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court will seek an arrest warrant Monday charging Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir with crimes against humanity and genocide in Darfur

Taylor war crimes trial resumes

Former Liberian President Charles Taylor appeared in court Monday at the resumption of his war crimes trial, six months after boycotting the opening session and calling the trial a "charade."

Time.com: Charles Taylor Trial Starts

The first witness in the trial of hte former Liberian President talks, not about atrocities, but about "blood diamonds"

Taylor war crimes trial delayed

Judges on Monday postponed until January 2008 the war crimes trial of former Liberian President Charles Taylor on charges of directing atrocities in Sierra Leone after his defense asked for more time to prepare.

Fortune: THE WORLD AT RISK

1. ARGENTINA The government's decision to ration gas and electricity for firms rather than raise prices for residential consumers does little to address mounting woes in the energy sector and helps set the stage for future economic problems.

Taylor boycotts 'charade' trial

Former Liberian President Charles Taylor on Monday boycotted the start of his U.N.-backed court war crimes trial in The Hague, calling it a "charade" in a letter read by his court-appointed lawyer who later walked out.

Prosecutors seek quick start to Taylor trial

Former Liberian President Charles Taylor spent his first night in a Dutch prison as prosecutors prepared to move quickly to bring him to trial on 11 war crimes charges.

Taylor taken to Hague for trial

Former Liberian President Charles Taylor arrived Tuesday in the Netherlands, where he will stand trial on 11 war crimes charges, an International Criminal Court spokeswoman said.

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