Muslims

Donald Trump's unexpected victory in the United States presidential elections has left some of the 150,000-strong Bosnian diaspora in the US concerned about their futures and wondering if they should pack their bags.

At the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) summit in Istanbul, it was proposed that a "European Muslims group" should be formed. There is an Asia group, an Arab group and an Africa group in the OIC, so why should there not be a Europe group? 

Of course, when one says "Islam" and "Europe," colossal issues and hopes come to mind. 

We spent the last two days of 2015 joining Prime Minister Ahmet Davuto?lu's trip to Belgrade, Serbia's capital, as a group of journalists. 

Bakir Izetbegovic has rejected the claims that he and people close to him were behind the attack that targeted Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic.

Sarajevo is a typical Ottoman town where you instantly come across mosques, bazaars and fountains remaining from the Ottoman era, while there are many Turkish-speaking people to be found walking through its streets. Yet there is a major factor which differentiates the city from other Ottoman towns: Its gloom.

Ugljanin declares victory in minority councils elections

NOVI PAZAR -- Head of the "For Bosniak Unity" list Sulejman Ugljanin has declared final victory in the elections for the councils of national minorities.

He made the statement after repeat elections on Sunday in the municipality of Tutin, southwestern Serbia.

Gorani decide against forming minority council

BELGRADE -- Serbia's Gorani population will not be forming their national minority council, the Gorani Civic Initiative decided on Wednesday.

The initiative is "the sole political and national organization of this autochthonous people in Serbia," Tanjug reported.

BELGRADE - Serbia's Gorani will not be forming their national minority council, the Gorani Civic Initiative - the sole political and national organisation of this autochthonous people in Serbia - decided on Wednesday.

NOVI PAZAR - President of the Meshihat of the Islamic Community in Serbia Mufti Mevlud Dudic said that the Muslim holiday of Ramadan Bayram represents an opportunity to pray for the suffering Muslim people, especially in Gaza, and call for genuine peace among all peoples.

Esad Dzudzevic, acting head of the Bosniak National Council, BNV, in Serbia, said the council will urge members of the Bosniak [Muslim] community in Serbia to remove Serbian-sounding endings to their last names, such as "vic" and "ic".