Bosnia to seek indictments against Serb officers near Sarajevo
Bosnia's government said it would press war crimes indictments against Gen. Djordje Djukic Col. Aleksa Krsmanovic and their driver detained after taking a wrong turn near Sarajevo. NATO called the arrests provocative and inflammatory and Serb leaders cut contacts with the Muslim-led government amid warnings of retaliation.
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Amnesty offered as Thai king pardons prisoners on anniversary
King Bhumibol Adulyadej will commute death sentences of 125 convicts in a nationwide amnesty marking his 50th accession anniversary. The move follows a previous pardon of 25,000 prisoners, announced by Radio Thailand.
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Haitians press for action as Preval takes office
Haiti's new president Rene Preval assumes power amid widespread frustration over poverty and unemployment. Voters vow protests if changes fail, while former president Aristide plans charity work and may influence policy. Foreign aid tied to austerity could threaten thousands of jobs in a nation with two thirds jobless.
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