Saturday, 13 september 2025.
Dayton 2.0: Deal that Ended Bosnian War Needs Rewriting, But How?
Twenty-five years ago, a peace deal crafted at a United States air base in Ohio ended the Bosnian war. Today, nobody likes it, but in a politically-divided country, agreement on...
In ‘Far-Right Ecologism’, European Extremists Pursue Broader Appeal
In rescuing dogs and promoting ‘traditional’ rural life, far-right groups are seeking to encroach on the political mainstream in Europe.
Bosnian Croat War Criminal’s Sentence Increased for Woman’s Murder
Croatia’s Supreme Court increased the prison sentence handed down to Vinko Martinovic, a Bosnian Croat wartime fighter already convicted of ethnic cleansing by the Hague Tribunal, for the 1996 murder...
Albanian Children to be Returned from Syrian Refugee Camps
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said that secret negotiations have secured the return from Syria of several of the children of Islamic State fighters from Albania after years spent in...
Officials’ Trial Could Verify Serbia’s Role in Croatian, Bosnian Wars
As the retrial of two top wartime officials of Serbia’s State Security Service enters its final phase, the verdict could establish the facts of Belgrade’s much-denied direct involvement in the...
In Montenegro, Hopes Fade for News of the Wartime Missing
Over 50 Montenegrins who disappeared in the wars in the former Yugoslavia are still listed as missing - and experts say the authorities must improve cooperation with the country’s neighbours...
Greek Court Hands Neo-Nazis Harsh Prison Sentences
A number of leaders of the now proscribed Golden Dawn party have received long jail terms at the end of a trial that has lasted five years.
Kosovo: Hague Court Document Leak Scares Kosovo War Crimes Witnesses
Albanci koji su pristali da svedoče u slučajevima protiv bivših pripadnika Oslobodilačke vojske Kosova (OVK) strahuju da bi zbog curenja dokumenata iz Specijalnog suda njihov identitet mogao biti otkriven.
‘Living Yugoslavia’: Past Identity Becomes Present Political Statement
To many who trace their roots to socialist Yugoslavia, ‘Yugo-nostalgia’ isn’t just about how they or their families once lived, but about the life they want to live now.