The Serbian Ministry of Justice has instructed the municipality of Novi Pazar to remove the plaque dedicated to the Second World War Bosniak community leader Acif Hadziahmetovic.
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The representatives of the association “Woman – Victim of War” have marked 20 years since the mass rapes and war crimes against non-Serb civilians took place in Foca.
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A Yugoslav era anti-war song performed by youngsters from the former Yugoslav countries has become a surprise online hit in the region.
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Several hundred citizens and families of victims attended the commemoration at Koricanske Stijene, marking 20 years since the massacre of more than 200 Bosniaks from Prijedor.
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President criticises Defence Minister for laying flowers before a war memorial to ethnic Albaian fighters killed in 2001.
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The Bosniak National Council called Serbian authorities to remove monuments dedicated to Chetniks across Serbia before they decide to remove a plaque dedicated to a WWII Bosniak community leader.
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Croatia marked the seventeenth anniversary of its military operation “Storm” [Oluja] in the town of Knin on Sunday, where for the first time one of the Croatian Serb leaders was present.
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On Sunday July 29, family members and fellow citizens will mark the 19th anniversary of the killing of 45 Bosniaks from the village of Vrbanja, near Bugojno in 1993.
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A plaque dedicated to the victims of war in the Croatian town of Osijek has caused controversy for including the names of some Serb victims killed by Croatian forces, while missing out the names of some Croat victims.
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A remembrance service for those killed when the Kosovo Liberation Army, KLA, occupied the town of Orahovac in Kosovo in 1998 was held in Belgrade on Wednesday.
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Montenegro and its Bosniak community marked the 17th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide by saying that the country has still not fully faced up to its past, and naming one of the streets in the capital after a Bosnian war hero.
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The ArcelorMittal Orbit, which was built for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, will be appropriated as a Memorial in Exile by survivors of the Omarska concentration camp.
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Aim of the newly built monuments of the new states formed after the dissolution of Yugoslavia is to differ from the legacy of their former country, historians say.
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Serbian war veterans celebrated their unofficial remembrance day on Thursday, noting that Serbia is the only country in the region where former soldiers do not have a national day.
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Several Bosniak victims associations have commemorated one of the most heinous crimes committed during the Bosnian war, when 70 elderly, women and children were set on fire and killed in Visegrad.
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