Bosnia and Herzegovina

A Bosnian Serb lieutenant-colonel told Ratko Mladic’s war crimes trial that he ordered an attack on Radio Television Sarajevo in 1995 because it was broadcasting ‘propaganda’ against Serbs.

Bosnia's last match at the World Cup on Wednesday against Iran is being seen at home as a chance for the team to play notch up its first ever victory at the global tournament and say a proud goodbye to Brazil.

LONDON - In a move designed to boost long-term lending to local businesses and private borrowers in the Western Balkans and Croatia, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is extending up to EUR 500 million for on-lending to partner banks.

Police arrested former Bosnian Army serviceman Jasmin Coloman, who is suspected of shooting dead three Croat civilians in a village near the town of Vitez in 1993.

Bosnia’s Deputy Security Minister Mladen Cavar told Balkan Insight that although the situation had improved since the floods hit Bosnia in mid-May, the process of reconstruction and rehousing those displaced by the disaster would take much longer.

Kukic told BIRN on Tuesday that he was attacked because he spoke out against the welcome party thrown for returning convict Dario Kordic in his hometown of Busovaca, which was attended by representatives of the Croatian Democratic Union, the party that governs the Mostar area.

BELGRADE - The Serbian government is implementing the policy of support and respect for the integrity and territorial sovereignty of Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) and there are no changes or divergences in this aspect, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic told the Belgrade-based daily Danas.

A witness told the genocide trial of former Bosnian Serb police chief Goran Saric that he saw a truck full of bodies close to where 1,000 Bosniaks from Srebrenica were murdered.

PM: Serbia supports Bosnia's integrity

BELGRADE -- The government is implementing a policy of support and respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Bosnia-Herzegovina "in the clearest way."

Nikolic hinders Vucic in case of Bosnia, too

Serbia President Tomislav Nikolic is continuing confusing the EU as regards the Serbian foreign policy. His latest statements about Bosnia/Herzegovina are contrary to messages that remained after Prime Minister Vucic's visit to Sarajevo.