Sunday, 25 october 2026.
Bosnian Soldier Reprimanded for Praising Ratko Mladic
The Bosnian defence ministry said on Tuesday that soldier Djordje Tojcic has been “reprimanded” following disciplinary proceedings for praising Ratko Mladic in a post on Instagram. On the day that...
Bosnian Prosecutor in Naser Oric Case Threatened
State prosecutor Miroslav Janjic told BIRN on Monday that he has received threats from one of the witnesses who testified in the case against former Bosnian Army commander Naser Oric,...
Ratko Mladic Monument Erected in His Bosnian Hometown
The 3.5-metre-high mural monument depicting Ratko Mladic uniformed and saluting, which was recently installed in his Bosnian hometown Kalinovik, has been strongly criticised by war victims’ groups and rights campaigners....
BIRN Participates in Media and Terrorism Conference in Bosnia
The conference brought together over hundred journalists and media professionals to discuss professional standards related to reporting on terrorism and violent extremism. As Bruce G. Berton the head of the...
Bosniak Ex-Policeman Acquitted of Torturing Serbs in Stupari
He was cleared of charges that he hit and kicked the Serb men in their heads and genitals using his fists, boots, baton and rifle butt, put a pistol and...
Bosnian Serb Ex-Soldier Charged with Crimes Against Humanity
Garic is accused of having persecuted the Bosniak civilian population in the Vlasenica municipality through murders, torture, rape, forcible disappearances, the deprivation of liberty and the causing of physical and...
Bosnia Searches for Mass Grave of Women and Children
“This is the fifth time we have searched for the mass grave at this location. The mortal remains of 29 killed residents of Zecovi should be here. They were killed...
Seselj Asks to Appeal War Crimes Conviction
Nationalist politician Vojislav Seselj asked the Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals in The Hague on Tuesday to grant him the right to appeal against its final verdict under which he...
Sarajevo Commemorates Anniversary of Market Massacre
Mourners laid flowers, said prayers and observed a minute’s silence on Tuesday at the site of the Markale market massacre in Sarajevo on August 28, 1995, when 43 people including...
Ex-Bosnian Serb Soldier Tried for Visegrad Crimes
Radomir Susnjar’s trial was originally due to start on August 16 but, as announced by the Bosnian state court, was postponed due to the illness of one of the Trial...
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