An international network of journalists, researchers and artists have opened a foundation in Sarajevo which will be dedicated to war reporting, photography, art and conflict-zone films.
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Croatian public broadcaster HRT replaced two editors and a presenter after Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic said they allowed hate speech to be aired on prime-time news.
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A new commission set up to probe killings of journalists in the 1990s wants to re-examine NATO's deadly air strike on Serbia's public broadcaster during the Kosovo war.
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Art and education should be used to bring about reconciliation in the region of the former Yugoslavia, a Sarajevo round table heard.
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The Serbian War Crimes Prosecution says that an MP is endangering its independence by alleging that it did not prosecute organ trafficking claims in Kosovo in 1990s.
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More than 88 per cent of citizens in four Bosnian towns believe that the reconciliation process will “heavily influence the future of Bosnia and Herzegovina”, a research shows.
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A visual artist from Sarajevo has published a stinging attack of the Sniper Ghost Warrior gametitled “Sarajevo Urban Combat”, which is set in besieged Sarajevo.
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A new TV drama about the civil war between the Chetniks and the Partisans during the Second World War aims to bridge the divisions that persist in Serbian society.
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The 18th Sarajevo Film Festival closed this weekend after showing 210 movies over the past week, many of which were connected to the early 90’s conflict in the Balkans.
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As part of the 18th Sarajevo Film Festival, the Cinema for Peace Foundation has shown part of its project to create a visual archive of the stories of Srebrenica genocide survivors for the first time.
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Serbian Prosecutor's announcement that there is an ongoing investigation against unnamed journalists and editors suspected of encouraging war crimes caused different reactions amongst media professionals in Serbia.
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Serbian Prosecutor's announcement that there is an ongoing investigation against unnamed journalists and editors suspected of encouraging war crimes caused different reactions amongst media professionals in Serbia.
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While Bosnian journalists believe that the Serbian media reported the Sarajevo siege anniversary in an unbiased way for the very first time, Serbian journalists say that the reporting has not greatly improved since the 1990s.
EU Rapporteur for Serbia requests an investigation into NATO bombing of the Serbian broadcaster, RTS, claiming that all crucial documents are within the Serbian Ministry of Defence.
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A movie on a war crimes investigation exposing a government conspiracy was screened for the first time on Monday.
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