By Renate Flottau in Belgrade
The Socialist Party, which is part of the government, could lose votes as a result of the arrest, and its leader and Interior Minister Ivica Dacic was quick to stress that the police force -- which is his responsibility -- had nothing to do with it. The Socialists declared that cooperation with the UN must not be unilateral and should be constructive on both sides. Commentators suspect Belgrade told Karadzic that if he gave himself up without a fight, the government would provide evidence from its archives to assist his defense, and even remove incriminating evidence. With an interior minister like Dacic, who never questioned the war aims of former Yugoslavian president Slobodan Milosevic, this shouldn't be too difficult.
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