Serb leader's capture brings little solace at site of killings in Bosnia
In Srebrenica, locals said they had little faith in a legal process undertaken by the United Nations tribunal 13 years after the hunt for Radovan Karadzic began. (25/07/2008)

Ferreting out clues to Serb's secret life
As details of Radovan Karadzic's life on the lam emerged, prosecutors pledged to track down the accomplices of the former leader of the Bosnian Serbs suspected of war crimes. (24/07/2008)

Hiding in plain sight: The double life of Radovan Karadzic
When he was finally arrested, the fugitive had undergone an astounding transformation - from Radovan Karadzic, former wartime leader of the Bosnian Serbs, to Dragan Dabic, a doctor of alternative medicine in Belgrade who appeared to be part guru and part Santa Claus. (23/07/2008)

Obama gets Europe's ear, pleasing crowds without specifics
Many Europeans see Obama's candidacy as hope for a more flexible, less ideological America. European governments and politicians are not so sure. (25/07/2008)

Obama, in Berlin, calls for renewal of ties with allies
Speaking to a crowd of 200,000 in the German capital, Barack Obama issued a trans-Atlantic call for unity and a reminder of a "shared destiny." (25/07/2008)

Text of Obama's speech
Senator Barack Obama's remarks in Berlin on July 24, as prepared for delivery. (24/07/2008)

Labour Party in Britain loses in parliamentary election
Defeat in Thursday's election in Glasgow East will fuel Labour Party discontent with Brown's leadership and could lead to moves to oust him, some analysts believe. (25/07/2008)

U.S. expands visa program for Iraqi allies
The 10-fold expansion of a system to help threatened Iraqi employees obtain U.S. visas and ultimately citizenship comes after criticism over delays. (25/07/2008)

At Ford, end of a big-vehicle era takes a toll
The automaker, stunned by abysmal sales of its most profitable vehicles and a sudden shift in consumers' tastes, suffered its worst quarter ever. (25/07/2008)