Friday, 6 march 2026.
Ex-Prisoner Recalls Regular Beatings in Bileca
A former detainee told the trial of four Bosnian Serbs accused of beating prisoners in Bileca in 1992 that he was hit almost every day during his time in custody.
Sarajevo’s Firefighters Recall a City in Flames
During the siege of Sarajevo, the city’s firefighters battled thousands of blazes while trying to dodge sniper bullets and shells, risking their own lives to save others.
Fraudsters Target Reward for Finding Missing Bosnians
For a decade, the local council in Vogosca has been offering a 5,100 euro reward to anyone who helps locate wartime missing persons, but all the information offered so far...
Sarajevo Film Festival Seen as Celebration of Life
More than 220 film and 44 premiere screenings will take place at the Sarajevo Film Festival that runs from August 12 to 20. Sarajevo's world famous film festival will screen...
Pokrenut postupak protiv Gorana Salihovića
Disciplinski tužitelj pokrenuo je istragu protiv glavnog tužioca Tužilaštva BiH Gorana Salihovića zbog sumnji da je zlouporabio položaj.
Bosnian War Crimes Convicts Pay to Stay Free
Bosnian courts have allowed five war crimes convicts to avoid serving their prison sentences by paying a fine, BIRN has found - a practice which critics claim makes a mockery...
Bosnian Army Ex-Soldier Indicted for Prozor Attack
Former Bosnian Army soldier Enver Buza, charging him with crimes against civilians over an attack in the Prozor municipality in 1993 that left 27 Croat villagers dead.
Sarajevo, Srebrenica to Host Hague Tribunal Archives
The UN war crimes tribunal is in the final stage of negotiations to set up information centres in Sarajevo and Srebrenica where the Hague-based court’s archives will be kept.
Tužilaštvo se protivi Mladićevim zahtjevima
Haški tužioci zatražili su od sudija da odbace zahtjev Odbrane Ratka Mladića za obustavu postupka pred Haškim tribunalom zbog "sistemske pristrasnosti" ovog suda.
Hague Tribunal Orders Serbia to Extradite Radicals
The UN court said Serbia has an international legal obligation to cooperate in its contempt case against three Serbian Radical Party members who Belgrade refused to extradite to The Hague.
Dodik Pledges New Probe into Sarajevo, Tuzla Massacres
Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik said international experts will investigate the massacres at the Markale market and in Vase Miskina Street in Sarajevo, as well as in Kapija in Tuzla,...
Bosnia’s Diaspora: Untapped Resource for State-Building
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s 1.5-million-strong diaspora is increasingly sending less money back home, but this underused resource could provide the country with expertise as well as investment to boost economic development.