Spadijer:'Dayton Was The Best Possible Solution'
The possible expansion of the competences of the Bosnia and Herzegovina state might undermine all three entities, says one of the creators of the Dayton Agreement, which established modern Bosnia.
Sljivancanin Turns His Prison Days Into Print
A new book by the man behind the torture of Croat prisoners in Vukovar in Croatia sheds fresh light on how former mortal enemies in the Yugoslav wars get along behind prison walls.
‘Living Museum’ Unites Memories in Divided Mostar
In a city where history itself has become a battleground, ‘Re-collecting Mostar’ strives to create an open archive, enabling people to remember what the city was and could be again.
Vienna’s Young Yugoslavs Still Pine For ‘Home’
Searching for an identity in a country that looks askance at them, second generation ex-Yugoslavs are often bigger Serbs, Croats or Bosnians than their parents.
New Film Highlights Trauma of Bosnia’s Missing
Danis Tanovic’s ‘Baggage’, which tackles one man’s search for his dead parents’ bodies, lends a personal touch to an issue that is too often neglected or treated in the abstract.
Burials Relieve Pain For Some Srebrenica Families
No ‘healing process’ is going on in divided Srebrenica – but for some relatives of 1995 massacre victims, the ceremonial reburial of 613 of them brought a degree of relief.
Film Celebrates Young Serb Who Died Defying Hatred
A new movie about the legacy of Srdjan Aleksic, who lost his life saving his Bosnian Muslim friend in 1993, casts light on a little-known side of Bosnia’s brutal war.
‘Mockery of Justice’ Haunts Mladic Massacre Survivor
Justice delayed has been justice denied, according to the former UN translator in Srebrenica, Hasan Nuhanovic, who lost his family to the forces of the Bosnian Serb general, Ratko Mladic.
White Christmas Gives Bosnia’s Winter Wonderlands A Lift
Bosnia’s two best known winter resorts, Bjelasnica and Jahorina, are gearing up for a bumper crop of visitors this year, buoyed by early heavy snowfalls and lower prices.
In a Bosnian Village, Survivors Plead for Justice
The village of Zecovi, situated near the town of Prijedor, is reachable by unpaved road. Meadows dotted with white flocks of sheep and the occasional sound of hammering in the homes of returnees give hope that there is still life in this small hamlet.
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Angelina Jolie Gives Hope to Bosnia's Displaced
Lena and Mara Babic have spent nearly a quarter of their lives moving between different temporary homes and collective accommodation centers in Bosnia.
Serbian Media Accused of Distorting Jolie Film Script
Officials in Bosnia have accused the private television network, TV Pink, of misleading Bosnian rape victims about the film project led by Hollywood star Angelina Jolie.
Three Decades of Visions Alter Medjugorje Beyond Recognition
While the Pope’s new commission is set to finally clarify the shrine’s final status, whether anything that Rome says can stop the flow of pilgrims at this stage looks debatable.
The F Word
Social networking has become a part of the daily lives of many people across the world and Serbia and Serbians are amongst the most active participants, spawning the launch of websites about websites and even events related to websites. What the F is it all about?
