The families of the victims and various domestic and international delegations on Wednesday laid wreaths and flowers in the Bosnian town’s downtown area, Kapija, in memory of those who were...

The Bosnian Football Federation’s disciplinary commission told BIRN that clubs have been punished during the recently-concluded 2015-16 season with fines totalling around 140,000 euros for offences including nationalist, racist and...

Ivana Ramic, the spokesperson for the First Basic Court in Belgrade, told BIRN that the 10 defendants had been cleared on Tuesday because “the statute of limitations regarding the criminal...

The War Childhood Museum (Muzej Ratnog Djetinjstva) doesn’t yet have a permanent venue in Sarajevo but is showing some of the items it has collected so far at a temporary...

Victims’ associations from all three major ethnic groups in Bosnia and Herzegovina have told BIRN that their members have received threats and offers of money in attempts to get them...

As the summer tourist season edges closer, Bosnia and Herzegovina is preparing for a fresh arrival of Arab tourists who have fallen in love with the country, especially with the...

The first prosecution witness at the war crimes trial of Paravac and three others at the state court in Sarajevo on Tuesday testified that civilians were murdered during an attack...

Testifying on behalf of former Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladic, an expert witness questioned whether bodies exhumed from a mass grave at the Tomasica mine near Prijedor were executed...

Under cross-examination at the UN-backed court in The Hague on Monday, defence expert witness Zoran Stankovic said he didn’t assure Mladic in autumn 1995 that British intelligence officers had promised...

Former Bosnian Serb soldier Momir Tomas was found guilty of crimes against civilians in the Hadzici area in 1992 and sentenced to one year and four months in prison. The...