Latest News from Bosnia and Herzegovina
Croatian Radioactive Waste Site Alarms Bosnians
A long-ignored local environmental issue is threatening to become a major political headache for Bosnia's leaders, as well as a point of dispute with neighbouring Croatia.
Six municipalities in northwest Bosnia have demanded state protection against a Croatian government plan to build a radioactive waste disposal site near the Bosnian border.
In Pictures: Yugo-Nostalgists Mark Tito Anniversary
Hundreds of people gathered at the Belgrade mausoleum known as the House of Flowers on Monday to pay their respects to Yugoslavia's late president, Josip Broz Tito, who died on May 4, 1980.
Tito's admirers are mainly elderly people who visit his mausoleum every year to lay flowers in tribute to their beloved leader.
Croatian Police Launch 'Organised Crime' Murder Probe
Police have launched a wide-ranging investigation after the shooting of Zuljevic, who went by the nickname 'Klica' and who media have alleged was linked to organised crime, in Zagreb's Sesvete neighbourhood on Sunday.