Bosnia and Herzegovina

Neighboring Iran and Iraq are among the 14 countries with which Turkey has offered to sign readmission agreements in a move to enable Turkey to take back migrants rejected by the European Union more quickly.

Belgrade’s Humanitarian Law Centre has been ordered to compensate Serbian Army chief Ljubisa Dikovic for accusing him of involvement in war crimes in Kosovo and Bosnia.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic started on Tuesday his visit to Mostar in Bosnia-Herzegovina with a meeting with Mladen Ivanic.

Ivanic is the Serb member of the tripartite Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Aleksandar Vucic will travel to Bosnia-Herzegovina on Tuesday "to meet with Muslim leader Bakir Izetbegovic in an effort to defuse recent tensions."

The Serbian prime minister also announced that he may make a similar trip to Croatia in the coming weeks, the Politico website said on Monday.

Bosnian news websites need to solve two outstanding issues that jeopardise their future, experts and journalists told a conference organised on Thursday in Sarajevo.

Speakers at the conference pointed out that no proper solution had been found to ensure a stable source of income for these media, or protect their authors' copyright.

The Bulgarian men's national football team climbed one position to occupy the 69th place in the latest monthly FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking released on Thursday.

With a total of 508 points, Bulgaria is between the teams of United Arab Emirates and South Africa.

Serb Radical Party (SRS) leader Vojislav Seselj has said that while he does not hold citizenship of Bosnia-Herzegovina, he "has a right to it."

Bosnia needs to better regulate the destination of property seized as a consequence of criminal activities, experts say, arguing that this would also have a positive impact in the fight against organised crime.

While no law defines this issue at national level, laws exists at the level of the country's two entities, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska.

Romanian President Klaus Iohannis has recalled the country's ambassador to Sofia Anton Pacuretu.

Pacuretu is one of fourteen ambassadors, who were recalled with a decree signed by Iohannis on Tuesday.

Pacuretu has served as Romanian ambassador in Bulgaria since 2009.

An unnamed man originally from Bosnia-Herzegovina, employed by Vienna's Schwechat airport, has been suspended for being "a sympathizer of Islamic State."

This discovery came after Belgian police unions warned, in the wake of last month's terrorist attacks in Brussels, that "supporters of Islamic State can be found among the employees of airports across Europe."