Flowers were laid in the Bosnian capital at a commemoration of Serbian Orthodox soldiers who fought and died for multi-ethnic Sarajevo.
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Leaders of the Albanian community in southern Serbia say they doubt Serbia will act on threats to remove a memorial in Presevo to local guerrilla fighters.
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Prime Minister Sali Berisha said Serbia's threat to remove a memorial to ethnic Albanian fighters in the Presevo Valley breaks international law.
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As the Serbian PM called on the authorities in South Serbia to remove a monument dedicated to ethnic Albanian fighters, a group of Serbian extremist tried to tear down the memorial by themselves.
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The Macedonian association of the World War Two veterans held a protest march in Skopje against a court decision to take away their premises in the capital and give them to the Union of War Invalids.
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Natasa Kandic, head of the Humanitarian law center, paid homage to the victims of the 1991 Vukovar massacre on Saturday - while expressing surprise at the recent acquittals of the two Croatian generals in The Hague.
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After Belgrade and Podgorica, Zagreb is the third Balkan capital to name a street after late Milan Mladenovic, the front man of the Belgrade eighties rock band "Ekatarina Velika" and an anti war activist.
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International law expert and human rights activist Vojin Dimitrijevic died at the age of 81 on Friday in Belgrade.
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Twenty years after it was burnt down during the war, the Sarajevo ‘Vijecnica’ building, one of the symbols of the city, has regained some of its former glory as the work was completed on its outer facade.
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On the 21st anniversary of the attack on the Croatian town of Dubrovnik, a Montenegrin NGO has urged the authorities to prosecute Montenegrins who took part in the attack.
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Prince Paul, the controversial Regent who tried to keep Yugoslavia out of World War II - and whose name was blackedned for decades as a result - is to be reburied in his home country with full state honours.
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An association of former Croatian prisoners of war has asked the Serbian president Tomislav Nikolic to allow them to visit the site of their former prison in Stajicevo, a village in the Vojvodina region.
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More than 150 former prisoners and citizens from the Podrinje region in nothern Bosnia took part in the „Marsh of Salvation – Susica 2012” to mark 20 years since one of the most notorious concentration camps in the Bosnian war closed.
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At the 17th anniversary of the second Markale market massacre, the families of those who died are bitter that the crime is still being denied by the Bosnian Serbs.
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Some five thousand people attended a religious commemoration ceremony marking 20 years since war crimes committed against the Croats in Bosnia’s northern region of Posavina.
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