Press: Karadžić extradition fight; death threats

Radovan Karadzic continues to dominate the front pages of the Belgrade dailes. The focus today is on the legal battle to delay his extradition, as well as on the threats senior state officials have been receiving in the wake of his arrest. Press: Karadzic extradition fight; death threats BLIC – The daily leads with the latest in the Karadzic arrest in “Advert gave Karadzic away“. According to “Dead souls receiving salaries“, non-existent civil servants have been receiving pay in Kosovo. VECERNJE NOVOSTI – In “I wasn’t his mistress”, Mile Cicak denies having an affair with Radovan Karadzic, alias Dragan Dabic. Karadzic’s brother Ivan says “I’m still shaking“after meeting with his brother in prison.The president and other senior officials have been receiving death threats in the wake of the former Bosnian Serb leader’s arrest in “Boris Tadic receiving vicious threats”. Former Russian Ambassador to Belgrade Aleksandr Alexeyev tells the paper “Games over Hague”. GLAS JAVNOSTI – A legal loophole is delaying Karadzic’s extradition in “CIA’s gift to BIA“. Presenter Olivera Kovacevic says “Media owners don’t care about honor”. KURIR – The Hague fugitive’s supposed stay in Vienna is the subject of “Viennese sexologist”. POLITIKA – “Is there justice in Hague” concerns the Hague Tribunal. Following the threats to senior Serbian officials following Karadzic’s arrest, the daily states: “Death threats to Boris Tadic“. RS Prime Minister Milorad Dodik says: “Sarajevo itching for revenge“. PRESS – The tabloid has “Arresting more Karadzics“ emblazoned across its front page.

Press: Karadžić extradition fight; death threats

BLIC – The daily leads with the latest in the Karadžić arrest in “Advert gave Karadžić away“. According to “Dead souls receiving salaries“, non-existent civil servants have been receiving pay in Kosovo.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI – In “I wasn’t his mistress”, Mile Čićak denies having an affair with Radovan Karadžić, alias Dragan Dabić. Karadžić’s brother Ivan says “I’m still shaking“after meeting with his brother in prison.The president and other senior officials have been receiving death threats in the wake of the former Bosnian Serb leader’s arrest in “Boris Tadić receiving vicious threats”. Former Russian Ambassador to Belgrade Aleksandr Alexeyev tells the paper “Games over Hague”.

GLAS JAVNOSTI – A legal loophole is delaying Karadžić’s extradition in “CIA’s gift to BIA“. Presenter Olivera Kovačević says “Media owners don’t care about honor”.

KURIR – The Hague fugitive’s supposed stay in Vienna is the subject of “Viennese sexologist”.

POLITIKA – “Is there justice in Hague” concerns the Hague Tribunal. Following the threats to senior Serbian officials following Karadžić’s arrest, the daily states: “Death threats to Boris Tadić“. RS Prime Minister Milorad Dodik says: “Sarajevo itching for revenge“.

PRESS – The tabloid has “Arresting more Karadžićs“ emblazoned across its front page.