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.
Several hundred retired Bosnian soldiers slept out on the streets of Sarajevo, demanding that the government start paying their pensions.
Resignation of top Social Democrat and State Presidency member from all party posts is likely to fuel criticism of party boss Zlatko Lagumdzija’s management.
Governments pledged to tackle prejudices facing people of a different sexual orientation at a conference in Montenegro on Monday.
Senior Social Democrat and member of State Presidency resigns from all party posts for reasons as yet unknown.
EU enlargement official says one of the priorities facing Bosnia in the next few months is getting the state anti-corruption agency up and running.
Bosnia's High Representative says discussions over new ways to reorganise governing the city do not threaten its unity.
Countries from the region hope a donors' conference in Sarajevo will raise more than half billion euro to solve outstanding refugee issues.
At the trial of Radovan Karadzic, a witness said that she overheard a conversation between Karadzic and Mladic that “Srebrenica was finished”.
The defence of Ratko Mladic, the former commander of the Army of Republika Srpska, requests to be allowed to appeal the decision on accepting established facts.
Bosnia adopted a Global Fiscal Framework for 2012-14 on Wednesday, creating a basis for the country to set a proper budget after more than a year spent on so-called 'temporary financing'.
The International Commission on Missing Persons, ICMP, is launching a new project to inform the families of missing about their rights and the search for their loved ones.
As Bosnia starts trying to meet the conditions of NATO's Membership Action Plan, the Bosnian Serb leader says he will call the referendum in his entity if actual membership comes on the agenda.
Hague tribunal agrees that Vladimir Zagorec should be interviewed by Karadzic’s lawyer on arms smuggling.
As Bosnian Serb war veterans protest over a new law on pensions, opposition parties in Republika Srpska have called for it to be scrapped.
Countries that want to prosecute war crimes can learn from experience of Bosnia's courts, Human Rights Watch said in a report released on Monday.
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.
Bosnia's Federation government has signed an agreement worth 115 million euros with a Turkish company to build five kilometres of motorway.
Dani Sarajeva introduces Bosnian artists to the Belgrade public in a showcase of regional cultural cooperation.