Wednesday, 2 april 2025.
Bosnia Activists Mark More Wartime ‘Suffering Sites’
A group of activists are continuing their campaign to put up temporary memorials at places where crimes took place during the 1992-5 war – whether the local authorities like it...
Sculpture Rides Through Bosnian Capital, Recalling Wartime Courage
A metal horse sculpted 25 years ago was ridden through the streets of Sarajevo on Wednesday on a tram – symbolizing the heroism that people displayed in May 1992 when...
Survivors of Bosnian Serb Camp Mark Omarska’s Closure
Former detainees of the infamous Bosnian Serb-run death and detention camp near Prijedor intend to mark the 27th anniversary of its closure by erecting a plaque – despite not getting...
Bosnian Ex-Prisoners to Mourn Victims of Notorious ‘Bone Hospital’
Former detainees who were imprisoned by Bosnian Croat forces in a hospital for bone diseases in the town of Stolac will hold a commemoration for those who were tortured and...
Bosnian ‘War Children’ Exhibition Tackles Enduring Stigma of Conflict
A new photographic exhibition in Sarajevo presents images of ‘children of war’ who were born as a result of rape or were children of foreign peacekeepers or aid workers in...
Radovan Karadzic: Psychiatrist-Poet Who Led Bosnian Serbs to War
Radovan Karadzic, the Bosnian Serbs’ wartime president, spent years on the run before he was caught and tried, and could now be jailed for the rest of his life when...
Sarajevo Grieves as Srebrenica Dead Transported to Burial
A truck carrying the remains of 35 Srebrenica genocide victims passed through the Bosnian capital ahead of their reburial on the anniversary of the massacres, with locals honouring the dead...
Serb General’s Tuzla Massacre Case Delayed Again
A hearing in Belgrade in the case of former Bosnian Serb general Novak Djukic, sentenced for ordering a deadly artillery strike on Tuzla in Bosnia, was postponed because he was...