The Dayton Accords were not perfect. But they stopped the Bosnian war, enabled accountability for atrocities, and offered ...

Thirty years on, Bosnia still lives with the legacy of ethnic cleansing, mass displacement and the Srebrenica genocide.

Thirty years ago, on December 14 1995, the presidents of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia signed the Dayton agreement. The treaty ended three years of bloodshed in ...

On May 23, 1618, a group of Protestant nobles in Prague did something that would have been considered comical had it not ...

Thirty years have passed since U.S.-led diplomacy brought together the warring parties in Bosnia to end what was then Europe’s most vicious conflict since World War II. High-level delegations from ...

Last week we looked at the first of the Hohenzollerns and the complex marriage and inheritance politics that led to a ...

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s warning last month might lack the fateful portents of Sir Edward Grey’s lament on the eve of World War I that “the lamps are going out all over Europe.” But they ...

Wars are fought on the battlefield, but they are also trials of financial strength. In prolonged conflicts the ability and will to marshal resources and find new ways of raising cash are critical in ...