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Bid to Sack Bosnia Ministers Condemned as ‘Pointless’
The Bosnia Parliament is expected to vote on Thursday over the opposition-proposed dismissal of Foreign Minister Zlatko Lagumdzija and the Defence Minister Zekerijah Osmic.
WWI Assassination Exhibitions Open in Sarajevo
The first exhibition, which opened on Thursday at the Bosnian History Museum in Sarajevo, uses documents, photographs and other archive materials to tell the story of the assassination by young Serb Gavrilo Princip on June 28, 1914, and its impact on Bosnia and Herzegovina and the world.
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Bosnia’s Investigative Agency Chief Indicted Over Protests
The state prosecutor’s office confirmed to Balkan Insight on Friday that an indictment had been issued against Zubac, who is charged with failure to react properly and send special police forces to curb the unrest in February, when many state institutions, including the presidency, were set on fire.
Death Toll Rises in Flood-Stricken Bosnia
Unconfirmed reports say at least 30 people have died in the devastating floods that have hit Bosnia. Most perished in unexpected flash floods and sudden landslides that have marooned towns and left thousands homeless.
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Floods in Bosnia, Croatia also affected
Floods in Bosnia, Croatia also affected
BANJA LUKA, ZAGREB -- Almost the entire territory of the Serb entity in Bosnia, the RS, has been hit by floods, but there are no casualties, Nebojša Radojičić has said.
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Bosnia Deploys Army to Rescue Flood Victims
Bosnia's state presidency has deployed the armed forces to help people in Maglaj, central Bosnia, many of whom have no power or drinking water and are trapped in their homes by flooding.
Photo AP/ Amel Emric
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Bosnia Court Frees Two Alleged Arsonists
Salem Hatibovic and Nihad Trnka were released on April 4 after a court bowed to the demand of the prosecutor to set them free.
The two men were suspected of terrorism offences after they allegedly participated in the arson attack on the Bosnian Presidency building in Sarajevo on February 7.
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Turks in Sarajevo Celebrate Erdogan Poll Win
Dozens of Turks and Bosnians celebrated Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s victory in Sunday’s local elections by gathering to celebrate in Ilidza in Sarajevo and driving through the city honking their car horns and waving AK (Justice and Development) Party flags alongside those of Turkey and Bosnia.
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Citizens' plenums become voice of democracy in BiH
Citizens' plenums become voice of democracy in BiH
Tired of the poorly functioning political system in the country, citizens in BiH have taken a role in solving the crisis.
Citizens attend a plenary meeting in Tuzla. [Bedrana Kaletovic/SETimes]
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Sarajevo Mulls Protesters’ ‘Expert Government’ Demand
The assembly on Monday will discuss the proposals put forward by the Sarajevo plenum, one of several public forums set up by protesters across the country to advance political demands arising from the recent nationwide demonstrations.