Bosnia
Ratko Mladic, Bosnian Serb general convicted of genocide, dies in Hague detention
Ratko Mladic, one of the most notorious figures of the Bosnian war, has died in a UN detention center in The Hague while serving a life sentence.
Sanctioning Dodik won't bring a Muslim apocalypse, just accountability for his crimes - opinion
Washington letter on Bosnia sparks fears of expanding foreign influence in Europe - opinion
Freezing weather across Europe causes flight cancellations, rail network disuption
Dodik to ‘Post’: Muslim radicals fuel fear in Bosnia; Interpol now seeks his arrest - exclusive
EDITOR'S NOTES: “The world needs to understand,” Dodik said, “there is no peaceful coexistence where one side is always expected to apologize. We tried that. It failed.”
Bosnia court issues international arrest warrant for Serb leader Milorad Dodik
Defying an internal arrest warrant, he crossed into neighboring Serbia earlier this week then traveled to Israel for an antisemitism conference in Jerusalem on Thursday.
Israeli women soar to silver at hockey worlds
Triumphing despite adversity and protests, blue-and-white rides great goaltending and top-tier offense in Bosnia.
October 7 film on Hamas atrocities raises political tensions in Sarajevo
The event took place on the planned date under heavy security assured by the Serbian police.
The Bosnian Islamic terror threat is growing amid attacks on Israeli targets - analysis
Emrah Ibrahimovic, a Bosnian-Austrian teen, attempted an attack on the Israeli consulate in Munich, reflecting his troubling radicalization and extremist influences.
Issues of the Holocaust, Srebrenica, and the war in Gaza in modern Bosnia
“There are many points of comparison between Srebrenica and October 7."
Serbian police officer shot dead, minister blames Kosovo
The two Balkan nations have fractious ties, punctuated by occasional flare-ups of violence, with Serbia refusing to recognize the independence of its former province.
Hate and historical revisionism: Looking back on Dodik's interview with the 'Post' - opinion
It’s one thing for the newspaper to have conducted such an interview, ill-advised though it may have been. It is entirely another to have gone ahead with its publication knowing his views.
Holocaust and Srebrenica survivors launch Jewish-Muslim effort to prevent genocides
The event took place Sunday at the Srebrenica Memorial Center, a museum marking the massacre of some 8,000 Muslim men and boys
US warplanes fly over Bosnia in warning to resurgent Serbian separatists
The flyover came on the eve of Republika Sprska Day, a separatist holiday unrecognized by the Constitutional Court of Bosnia.
