After Bosnia’s parliament failed to agree on changes to the electoral law for Mostar, it appears that the city will again miss out on local elections due in October.
Read More »Flooding Hits Several Parts of Bosnia
Buildings and farmland have been flooded in Bosnia after heavy rain caused many rivers to overflow.
Read More »Bosnia’s Hadzici Feels Wartime Pain, 22 Years On
With 90 people still missing since the conflict and the abuse of wartime prisoners largely unpunished, victims’ families in the town of Hadzici say they’re losing hope of seeing justice.
Read More »Serb Fighters ‘Abducted and Raped’ Women in Visegrad
A witness told the war crimes trial of Bosnian Serb ex-soldier Vitomir Rackovic that her sister said that she and others were raped by Serb fighters in the Visegrad area in 1992.
Read More »Identity ‘Mix-Up’ at Bosniak Soldier’s Trial
The defence for former Bosnian Army soldier Edin Dzeko, charged with wartime crimes against Croats, said that testimony about alleged assault and extortion was based on a mistaken identity.
Read More »Bosnia’s Record on War Crimes Prosecutions ‘Disappointing’
Bosnian justice minister Barisa Colak admitted that the country had not gone far enough to meet its goals in prosecuting people suspected of crimes committed during the 1992-95 conflict.
Read More »Balkans Need EU Help With ‘Dramatic’ Migrant Influx
Trpe Stojanovski, director of the Migration, Asylum, Refugees Regional Initiative, tells Balkan Insight that Balkan countries cannot deal with rapidly rising migrant numbers from Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
Read More »Inzko Raises Bosnian Serb Residence Checks
The High Representative has raised the issue of residence checks in Republika Srpska in a meeting in Washington, while the Bosnian Croat Presidency member said the new rules had been rushed through ahead of the general election.
Read More »Ukraine Gas Stoppage Threatens Bulgaria, Bosnia
Bulgaria and Bosnia could be be left without natural gas supplies if Russia halts deliveries via Ukraine, the President of the Russian Gas Society has warned.
Read More »Serbian PM’s Bosnia Trip Highlights Economic Ties
Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic paid his first official visit abroad to Sarajevo on Tuesday, aiming to foster economic and political ties with the neighbouring country.
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