and in Hungary in March 2004 on the basis of an Interpol warrant issued by Serbia. The ICTY issued the last indictments in late 2004 and limited all further investigations to ongoing cases only. In May 2009, Colombian authorities expelled Çeku from a conference held in the country due to Serbia's extradition request based on possible war crimes committed by him during the Kosovo War. On 23 June 2009 he was arrested in Bulgaria under the Interpol arrest warrant issued by Serbia for alleged war crimes in Kosovo against non-Albanian population. The Bulgarian authorities decided to release him from custody, but requested that he remain in the country for up to 40 days as officials consider Serbia's extradition request. On 30 June, he returned to Kosovo, after the Bulgarian prosecutors decided not to appeal the court's decision for his release. In September 2020, he was summoned by the prosecutors at Hague as a war crimes suspect. Family life He is married to Dragica, who is half-Serbian, half-Croatian. They have three children and the family divides its time between Pristina and the Croatian town of Zadar. Notes References External links 1960 births Living people Politicians from Peja Prime ministers of Kosovo Defence ministers of Kosovo Military personnel of the Croatian War of Independence Kosovo Liberation Army soldiers Alliance for the Future of Kosovo politicians Social Democratic Party of Kosovo politicians Officers of the Yugoslav People's Army 20th-century Albanian military personnel 20th-century Albanian people Kosovo Albanians Croatian independence activists Croatian people of Albanian descent Croatian people of Kosovan descent