Friday, 6 february 2026.
Sarajevo Teachers Recall Schooldays Under Siege
Tens of thousands of children went to school in improvised classrooms during the siege of Sarajevo that started 24 years ago this week, with pupils and teachers often risking their...
Bosnia Seeks to Try Croat Major-General
The Bosnian state court wants to try former Croatian Defence Council major-general Zlatan ‘Mijo’ Jelic for wartime crimes against civilian prisoners who were forced to work on the front-line in...
Karadzic Remains a Hero in Montenegrin Home Village
For his relatives in his home village of Petnjica in Montenegro, Radovan Karadzic is not a war criminal but a local boy who made good and strived to protect the...
Bosnian Salafi Village Bemoans Terror Tag
The villagers in Osve near Maglaj, who are under constant scrutiny for alleged terrorist ties, claim they are not radicals and only want to live ‘an Islamic life’.
Strpci: Last Stop on a Fatal Journey
Twenty-two years ago, Serb paramilitaries stopped a train in Bosnia, seized 20 passengers and killed them – and only now is there a possibility that most of the suspects will...
Hague Tribunal Faces a Dramatic 2015
Verdicts in the high-profile war crimes trial of Radovan Karadzic and Goran Hadzic are due this year, while the controversy over the release of Vojislav Seselj looks set to continue.
Manjaca – Forgotten Detention Camp
Halfway between Mrkonjic Grad and Kljuc the road that leads to the Manjaca mountain separates. Around the village houses, surrounded by meadows and hills, only a few herds of cows...
Older, sicker and more educated
The UN Detention Centre in Scheveningen is very unusual. It is quiet and has no smell. There is no noise or odour of sweat or a speck of dirt –...
Court Files Destroyed in Bosnian Floods
The recent floods have seriously damaged several Bosnian judicial institutions, destroying files, evidence and archives.