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Bosnian Serb Separatist Leader Stripped of Electoral Mandate After Ban
Bosnia's election commission on Wednesday revoked the mandate of the separatist Bosnian Serb president after he rejected a court order jailing him for a year and banning him from political office for obstructing implementation of the 1995 peace deal.
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Europe's Enchanting Town In Bosnia And Herzegovina Boasts Cobbled Streets In A River Canyon Setting
This beautiful city in Bosnia and Herzgovina is divided by a river and is famous for it's iconic bridge, cobblestone streets, ...
Montenegro defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 102 – 90 to grab its first preparation win ahead of the EuroBasket. The game was held in the Mirza Delibašić hall in Sarajevo. Nikola Vucevic led five ...
Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik seeks to halt 1-year prison term and 6-year ban from holding any public office and ...
When the Sarajevo Haggadah first went on permanent display at Bosnia’s national history museum in 2002, it was seen as a ...
Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, gave a speech on behalf of her brother-in-law King Charles at a moving genocide memorial in ...
Bosnia and Herzegovina's Foreign Minister Bisera Turkovic addresses a joint press conference with her German counterpart following talks at the Foreign Ministry in Berlin, Germany on March 9, 2021.
Bosnia and Herzegovina are the only debutant team in Brazil, and their participation comes 19 years on from the end of the conflict in the region, as reported by BBC News.
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s leaders, of course, must rise to the challenge. But that may happen only once the West restores a long-term European perspective to the region.
Almost 20 years after the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1992–1995), site of Europe's worst genocide since World War II, the echoes of the conflict still haunt the country's land.
The E.U. police mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina (EUPM) continues the international policing operation in the country, which it took over from the United Nations in the beginning of 2003.
Milorad Dodik, the brash nationalist who cozied up to the Kremlin and divided Bosnia for years, could finally be booted from office.
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