text: do you think serbia will be able to send mladic to the hague? what will be the consequences if it can't? do you think that that the serbian government has the power to send mladic (and karadzic) to the war crimes tribunal? do you you think the govnerment knows where these people are. how to you think milosevic's death effects the chances of mladic surrendering. i heard that he was in negotitians to surrender but i think it would be more difficult to get him willingly now?   what will be the repercussions if they don't. will it stop eu enterance talks? is it fair that the serbian people's fate  will be decided on those two men. serbia has done a lot to co-operate but are these two people too hard to find? why can't unpofor arrest karadzic when he said to spend time between bosnia and montenegro. can the serb govt be the only ones blamed for this inaction. croatia was blamed for not handing over gotevina. but when he was caught he was in the canary islands. tell me your opinions????? serbian government surely has power to send general mladic to the hague - there is no doubt about it. hey, even my some of my father's friends from serbia know where he is (or at least knew, since they have last seen him a year or two ago). when they know where he is - government must know that too.  as for mladic's surrender - i confidentially know he is guarded by small paramilitary organization, and that he would rather commit suicide, that go to the hague. he won't surrender (at least he thought so few years ago). i don't understand why the government won't arrest him, since they are risking making few more problems (and they already have too many - like kosovo).  the main reason they don't want to send him to the hague is because they are either afraid of provoking new civil war and massive protests against such move (because he is still regarded as hero by many people) or because some small number of powerful politicians and/or mafia bosses are afraid he will give away some information, vital to them, which would cause their fall from power. i personally think that whole government is afraid to send him to the hague because it would cause unrest in already unstable country, and the current government would, without doubt, loose power, and radical party would take over the country (which i find the greatest fear of local democrats.  radovan karadzic is another matter - i confidentially know he is not in serbia and montenegro - as he probably fled to one sveta gora's monasteries in greece. it is also not vital to serbia to send hem to the hague, as he had absolutely nothing to do with serbia.  unprofor cannot arrest mladic and karadzic in foreign territory (serbia and montenegro) as they have no authorization (they could only, perhaps, arrest them in bosnia and herzegovina, but they are not in bosnia).   as for repercussions - european union has already suspended entrance talks, and now it is serbian politicians' move - either to send mladic and karadzic to the hague or to let serbian people suffer because of them.  at least montenegro might soon get independence and will enter eu soon....