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Bosnia's US Embassy Gunman Pleads Not Guilty
Mevlid Jasarevic and two others pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges brought against them for shooting at the US embassy in Sarajevo on October 28 last year.
Latest News from Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia's Access to EU's IPA Funds Remains in Doubt
State and entities are still at odds over who should apply for funds from the EU's Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance, IPA.
Mid-May Snowfall Surprises Residents of Sarajevo
Residents of the Bosnia and Herzegovina capital, Sarajevo, woke up on Monday morning to find the city covered in several centimeters of snow.
Mladic Asks for Judge Orie to be Dismissed
Ratko Mladic’s defence has asked the President of the Hague Tribunal to dismiss the presiding judge Alphons Orie and postpone the start of the trial scheduled for May 16.
Sarajevo Remembers Children Killed in War
An exhibition commemorating the children killed during the 1992 -1996 siege of Sarajevo has opened in the Bosnian capital.
Bosnian Artist Protests Over Srebrenica Elections
Bosnian director Gradimir Gojer protested in front of the US embassy in Sarajevo in support of demands that the electoral law should be changed in the town of Srebrenica.
Croatian President Urges Support for RECOM
President of Croatia Ivo Josipovic called on regional leaders to support the legal efforts of the RECOM initiative.
Bosnian Police Praised For Bravery in Sudan
Bosnia's Security Ministry has praised two policemen engaged in a peace mission to South Sudan after they helped rescued people from an aircraft crash last week.
Brammertz Praises Cooperation with Bosnia
The cooperation between the Hague Tribunal, ICTY, and the Bosnian judiciary is successful, says the ICTY prosecutor Serge Brammertz during his visit to Bosnia.
Montenegrin Media Most Free in Balkans, Report Says
A survey of world media freedom in 2011 carried out by US-based watchdog Freedom House put Montenegro in top place in the region. Kosovo has also moved up the rankings while Macedonia has moved down.
Bosnia Finally Takes Control of its Airspace
After years of relying on Serbia and Croatia to undertake some of the services, Bosnia is ready at last to manage air traffic control over the whole country.
Local Elections in Bosnia Due in October
Local elections called for October 7 with the exception of Mostar, where a dispute over power-sharing is ongoing.
Bosniaks Want to Change Electoral Law in Srebrenica
Bosniaks are worried that unless the electoral law is changed the next mayor of Srebrenica could come from a party which does not recognize the Srebrenica genocide.
Mladic's Defence Request Rejected
The Trial Chamber of the Hague Tribunal has rejected a request by the defence of Ratko Mladic to have his trial postponed until August this year.
Austria, Slovenia Vow to Help Bosnia's NATO Plans
As Bosnian Foreign Minister says he hopes for positive signals from the NATO summit in Chicago this month, Austria and Slovenia promise to help Bosnia get closer to membership.
Dobrovoljcka Commemoration Divides Bosnia
Families of victims killed in May 1992 in Dobrovoljacka Street in Sarajevo and representatives of the Republika Srpska government were insulted by ex-Bosnian Army soldiers who were protesting against the commemoration.
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Bosnia is Learning Wrong Counterterrorism Lessons
Continued detention of Imad Al Husin - who has never been charged with a crime - shows Bosnia has taken steps in the wrong direction when it comes to balancing human rights against national security issues.
World Awaits Start of Srebrenica Butcher’s Trial
Hague Prosecutors Wrap Up Case Against Karadzic
Bosnia Cuts Dismissed as 'Illusion For IMF'
Shadow of London ‘Orbit’ in Bosnia: Mittal Suppresses Memories of Omarska
Reconciliation as a Political Taboo
Bosnians Battle For Control of EU Integration
Two Decades on, Bosnia’s Divisions Are Self-Imposed
Business
Bosnia Takes Small Step in Motorway Construction
Bosnia's Federation government has signed an agreement worth 115 million euros with a Turkish company to build five kilometres of motorway.
Euro Crisis Sapping Balkan Recovery, EBRD Warns
Sarajevo Business Forum Hosts Foreign Investors
Bosnia Cuts Dismissed as 'Illusion For IMF'
Bosnian Presidency Adopts 2012 Budget With Exceptions
Culture and Lifestyle
Sarajevo Days Presents Bosnian Culture in Belgrade
Dani Sarajeva introduces Bosnian artists to the Belgrade public in a showcase of regional cultural cooperation.
Culture Watch Award Announced
Montenegrin Media Most Free in Balkans, Report Says
Bosnian Broadcasters Run By Parties, Union Says
Co-productions Remain Filmmakers’ Dream in Bosnia
