New Details Surface about Bosnian Gunman
Six people were killed in Bosnia's worst post-war shooting rampage
30 May 2008
Sarajevo _ New details have emerged about the man who killed six people near the northern Bosnian town of Tuzla.
Bosnia Envoy Targets War Fugitives’ Helpers
30 May 2008 Sarajevo_ The High Representative in Bosnia has ordered the seizure of travel documents from 16 people and dismissed an Intelligence and Security Agency officer.
Bosnia Sentences Wartime Camp Trio
30 May 2008 Sarajevo _ Bosnia has sentenced three Bosnian Serbs to a total of 63 years behind bars for war crimes at the Omarska and Keraterm detention camps.
Bosnia Braces for Economic Trouble
22 May 2008 Global recession and inflation, coupled with an abdication of duty by Bosnian policymakers, may have dire consequences for local economy, experts warn.
No War Criminals in Forgotten Gorazde
16 April 2008 Thirteen years after the war ended, a town battered by a long siege has been bypassed when it comes to the dispensation of justice.
Bosnian Muslims Sue Serbs Over Destroyed Heritage
10 April 2008 Years after several hundred mosques were blown up, the Islamic Community is suing the Republika Srpska for damages in a landmark case.
Serbs Quibble Over Monument to Strpci Victims
09 April 2008 The row over a monument to 18 Sandzak Muslims abducted and killed in 1993 reflects wider failure to grant justice to victims’ families.
International Judges Must Stay in Bosnia
By Nidzara Ahmetasevic in Sarajevo24 April 2008 The President of the State Court, Meddzida Kreso, tells Nidzara Ahmetasevic that international judges must stay on in the War Crimes Chamber in Sarajevo.
Solana Has Not Helped Serbia’s Democrats
By Judy Batt in Paris10 April 2008 Europe’s attempt to influence the election is more of a hindrance than a help to the country’s embattled centrists.
Bosnia Braces for Economic Trouble
By Srecko Latal in Sarajevo22 May 2008 Global recession and inflation, coupled with an abdication of duty by Bosnian policymakers, may have dire consequences for local economy, experts warn.