Friday, 26 june 2026.
Bosnia’s Courts Convict More Migrant Smugglers
Bosnia’s State Prosecution filed nearly 60 indictments against more than 100 people for human smuggling in the past two years, while the country’s top court, the Court of Bosnia and...
Blood and Broken Glass: Remembering the Sarajevo Tram Attack
Aflash of light and an explosion are the first things that Sarajevans who happened to be at the Muzeji tram stop outside the National Museum in the capital remember about...
Bosnia Probes Christmas Eve ‘Intimidation’ by Celebrating Serbs
The state prosecution launched an investigation after noisy celebrations by convoys of Serbs driving through Srebrenica, Visegrad and Bratunac, allegedly playing nationalist songs, caused fear among local Bosniaks. The Bosnian...
Bosnian Court Upholds Policemen’s War Crimes Acquittal
The court upheld the verdict acquitting former policemen Jadranko Saran, Samir Sabic and Zijad Kadic of war crimes against civilians and prisoners of war in Bosanska Krupa in Bosnia in...
Serbs’ Noisy Christmas Convoy Through Srebrenica Causes Fear
The Bosnian authorities were urged to take action after Serbs marked Orthodox Christmas Eve on Monday by driving in convoys playing loud Serbian songs through Srebrenica, Visegrad and Bratunac, areas...
Bosnian Croat War Criminal’s Plea for Early Release Rejected
The Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals said that it has rejected an appeal for early release from Miroslav Bralo, a former member of the ‘Jokers’ anti-terrorist unit of the Croatian...
Bosnian Croat Hague Tribunal Convict to be Buried
Drago Josipovic, who served a sentence for his participation in an attack on the village of Ahmici in April 1993 in which over 100 Bosniaks were killed, was due to...
Bosnian Train Massacre Trial: Witnesses Find Convenient Scapegoat
The Belgrade trial of Bosnian Serb ex-fighters for the 1993 abduction and murder of passengers from a train in Strpci in Bosnia has seen witnesses change their stories to blame...
Bosnia Spends €2 Million on ‘Divisive’ War Memorials
Since April 2015, tenders worth over four million Bosnian marks (around 2,042,500 euros) have been announced for building memorials to military and civilian victims of the 1992-95 war, according to...
Savcic Indicted for Srebrenica Genocide
The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina has accused the president of the Veterans’ Organization of Republika Srpska, BORS, Milomir Savcic, of assisting in the commission of genocide in Srebrenica in...
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