Wednesday, 15 october 2025.
Three Bosnian Army Ex-Soldiers Convicted of Wartime Rape
The Bosnian state court sentenced three former members of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina to a total of 16 years in prison for raping a Serb girl in Sarajevo...
Sarajevo Festival Explores the Consequences of War
The three-day WARM Festival in Sarajevo is exhibiting photographs and screening films about wars throughout the world and the issues of ethnic divisions, the refugee crisis and discrimination against minorities.
Bosnian Constitutional Court ‘Under Pressure’, New Chief Says
Bosnia’s state-level Constitutional Court faces everyday pressure from political forces that don’t want to accept rulings that go against their ethnic base, its newly-appointed president Zlatko Knezevic told BIRN.
Bosnian ‘White Ribbon Day’ Honours Prijedor War Victims
People wore white ribbons at events around Bosnia to commemorate the victims of crimes against non-Serbs in the north-eastern town of Prijedor in 1992 and all those who died during...
Ban on BIRN Covering Erdogan Rally Left Unexplained
No explanation has been given why BIRN and other media outlets were denied accreditation to cover the rally held in Sarajevo by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Bosnia Acquits Tycoon Radoncic of Obstructing Justice
Bosnian politician and businessman Fahrudin Radoncic was acquitted of obstructing justice by ordering witness-tampering in the trial of drug trafficker Naser Kelmendi in Kosovo.
Ratko Mladic’s Bid to Prosecute Hague Doctors Rejected
Former Bosnian Serb Army Ratko Mladic’s request for contempt of court proceedings against medical staff at the UN Detention Unit, who he accuses of being responsible for his deteriorating health,...
Computer Analysis ‘Could Show Karadzic’s Intent in Srebrenica’
Two UK-based professors have asked to present an analysis carried out with artificial intelligence-inspired software of Radovan Karadzic’s alleged intent to commit genocide in Srebrenica at the former Bosnian Serb...
Radovan Karadzic Genocide Appeal Hearings Set for April
Appeals in the case against Bosnian Serb President Radovan Karadzic, who was convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity under a first-instance verdict, will be heard in late April.