Croats of Bosnia and Herzegovina

A recently-opened kindergarten in Gornji Vakuf/Uskoplje is the only educational institution in the town at which Bosnian Croat and Bosniak children spend time together.

Singer Marko Perkovic ‘Thompson’, whose concerts have been banned across Europe, is to play in the ethically-divided town of Mostar in support of Bosnian Croat ex-officials on trial for war crimes.

At an official event, the Croatian political leadership sang a song penned by controversial nationalist singer Marko Perkovic “Thompson”, which celebrates the unrecognised 1990s Croat-lead Herzeg Bosnia.

Bosnian Croat lawmakers say they expect the House of Peoples to discuss the changes they submitted to the election law on Thursday, under which only Bosnian Croats would elect their own representative to the country's three-member Presidency.

Thousands of jobs in Bosnia, where unemployment is already high, may be in jeopardy owing to continued uncertainly over the future of Croatian biggest private company, Agrokor, which is stuggling with debt and liquidity issues.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic is in Mostar in Bosnia-Herzegovina this Monday, a day after he won Serbia's presidential elections.

Bosnian Croat war veterans are demanding that after years of delay, Zagreb pays the retirement pensions they earned while fighting with the Croatian Defence Council in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Prosecutors asked the Hague Tribunal to increase the jail sentences of six Bosnian Croat leaders accused of wartime crimes in the unrecognised statelet of Herzeg-Bosna to a total of 220 years.

Supporters of Croatia and Ukraine have used a match played by their national football teams to provoke Serbians and Russians.

The qualifier for the 2018 World Cup in Russia was played in Zagreb, Croatia.

Former Croatian Defence Council deputy commander Milivoje Petkovic appealed at the Hague Tribunal against his 20-year prison sentence for wartime crimes against Bosniaks.