Interpol has issued a ‘red notice’ – the closest mechanism to an international arrest warrant – calling for the arrest of Ivica Kolobara, who is accused of crimes against humanity...

Bosnia’s Constitutional Court has ruled that Petar Civcic, who was acquitted of participating in the August 1992 murders of around 200 people at Koricanske Stijene, must be paid more compensation...

The appeals chamber of the Bosnian state court on Friday ruled in favour of the state prosecution’s appeal against the acquittal of Mile Puljic, and ordered a retrial. In May...

The Republika Srpska government has set up a commission headed by Israeli historian Gideon Greif to “determine the truth about the suffering of all peoples in and around Srebrenica between...

Adamovic was indicted last year in Sarajevo for involvement in the persecution of Bosniaks and Croat civilians in the Kljuc area while he was a soldier with the Bosnian Serb...

In his decision, Agius said that, Seselj failed to prove that his rights were violated by the UN court’s statute, which does not allow second-instance verdicts to be appealed. Seselj...

Relatives of victims and Sarajevo residents on Tuesday laid flowers and read out the names of the 68 people killed in the Markale marketplace massacre in February 1994. They died...

Izet Arifovic, a former Bosniak Territorial Defence fighter who was sentenced to ten years in prison under a first-instance verdict by the Bosnian state court for killing Serb civilians, died...

The appeals chamber of the Bosnian state court on Monday confirmed the verdict convicting Vuk Ratkovic, a former member of the Visegrad Brigade of the Bosnian Serb Army, of raping...

Transparency International's new report on perceived levels of public-sector corruption says Balkan countries are seen as highly corrupt and all of them have below-average ratings. Albania has the worst score...