Serbs of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Only two policemen were assigned to guard Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic in Srebrenica on July 11, says Security Minister of Bosnia-Herzegovina Dragan Mektic.

Milorad Dodik says the Court and the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina are not interested in solving the case of attack Aleksadar Vucic.

The Serbian prime minister was assaulted in Potocari on July 11.

Passers-by who ventured out to enjoy the evening breeze in the centre of Prijedor in northwest Bosnia this week were surprised by the appetizing aromas spreading from a table laden with cooked rice, fried mushrooms, vegetables and soya burgers.

The food was part of an action that a local youth non-governmental organization called "Kvart" ("Neighbourhood") organized on Tuesday night.

The wife of former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic told the Hague Tribunal that he was with her in Belgrade in the days when troops allegedly under his control massacred Bosniaks from Srebrenica.

Serb member of the Bosnian Presidency Mladen Ivanic believes there is "no will in Sarajevo" to solve the case of an attack on Aleksandar Vucic.

Senad Sepic, one of the MPs from the leading Bosniak Party of Democratic Action, SDA, reacted angrily to the proposal by the Russian ambassador, Petr Ivantsov, who suggested that the international supervision of the country should end.

Bosniaks gathered on Thursday at the iron ore mining complex in Omarska to mark the anniversary of the day in August 1992 when the notorious detention camp was closed down.

Around 6,000 Bosniak and Croat men and women were detained at Omarska and some 700 of them were killed in the three months during which the camp operated at the beginning of the Bosnian war.

RS President Milorad Dodik has called Bakir Izetbegovic the biggest generator of obstacles "to all processes in Bosnia."

Dodik accused him of wanting to create "a unitary and sharia state out of Bosnia-Herzegovina."

Serb Republic (RS) President Milorad Dodik has said that he "accepts help from Serbia and Europe" so that a planned referendum "would not have to be held."

Milorad Dodik's "destructive and confrontational policy is the Federation's key problem, that is transferred to Bosnia and the region," says Bakir Izetbegovic.

This Bosniak (Muslim) member of the country's tripartite presidency was referring to the Muslim-Croat Federation (FBiH) entity of Bosnia. Dodik is the president of the Serb entity, the RS.