Karadzic appeared for the first time Thursday at the U.N. Tribunal in The Hague. During the appearance, he waived his right to an attorney in the courtroom.
　
Some are pleased with the television coverage, for business reasons. A Belgrade tourism agency is hoping to cash in on the Karadzic notoriety by launching a sightseeing tour to the apartment where Karadzic lived while practicing alternative medicine, as well as to the nearby cafe and grocery store he visited.
　
Dragana Tubic is the manager of the tour: "The tourists, like they say, want to see the building, the cafe, to see where he spend his time. That is why we organize this. It is not something political that we propose."
　
Officials say the negotiations center around whether to open the apartment to the public for a fee, and perhaps even allow people to sleep there.
　
They hope news about the UN tribunal and Karadzic will help spark interest in other things Serbian, including the the country's cultural heritage.

标准VOA,听写,英语,VOA，法律,卡拉季奇标准VOA,听写,英语,VOA,法律,卡拉季奇