Latest News from Bosnia and Herzegovina
Karadzic "regrets restraining troops in battlefield"
According to German daily Die Zeit, Hague convict Radovan Karadzic has said it was his mistake to prevent the army from achieving even more in the battlefield.
Croatia, Bosnia to Discuss Key Bridge Project
The long-delayed construction of the new bridge which will connect the city of Gradiska in Bosnia's Republika Srpska entity to the Croatian municipality of Stara Gradiska across the River Sava will be discussed by the Bosnian and Croatian authorities at a meeting organised by the European Investment Bank in Zagreb next week.
IMF Loan Pulls Bosnia Back From Brink
Experts warn that if Bosnia fails to provide concrete proof of reforms in some three months' time, the International Monetary Fund, IMF, will likely cancel the second instalment of its new loan.
The IMF approved a three-year 553.3-million-euro loan to Bosnia and Herzegovina to support the country's economic reform agenda on Wednesday.
Chief prosecutor of Kosovo war crimes court appointed
THE HAGUE - David Schwendiman of the United States has been appointed chief prosecutor of a Hague-based special court that will investigate war crimes committed during the 1998-1999 war in Kosovo.
The court is looking at atrocities committed against Serbs by the so-called Kosovo Liberation Army during and after the conflict, Reuters reported.
Exporters call on envoys from 73 countries to spread Turkey's devotion to democracy
The Turkish Exporters' Assembly (TİM) has called for some 181 envoys and civil servants from 73 countries across the globe to talk about Turkey's devotion to democratic rule and robust economy in their countries and to boost cooperation with Turkey during a three-day meeting hosted in the Aegean province of Çanakkale on Sept. 2-4, the association said in a statement.