Sarajevo News

A couple of small news from Bosnia last weekend are describing one aspect about frontlines in Balkans: * Bosnian Muslim intelligence agency OSA has confirmed that it is on a hunt for two Islamic terrorists after German security agency informed...

Bosnia's top war crimes court says it has found a Bosnian Serb guilty of war crimes and sentenced him to seven years in prison. Three others accused of crimes against humanity were acquitted. The court says in a statement Thursday...

Three Algerian-born prisoners have returned to their adopted homeland of Bosnia in the first release under court order from the US prison at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba. The three were among five Algerians ordered to be released last month by...

Mr Idir, along with two other detainees released from Guantanamo, Mohamed Nechla and Hadji Boudella, arrived in Bosnia yesterday. The three, who were held at Guantanamo for almost seven years, were the first inmates to have been released by the US...

X-mas news from Bosnia were a bit confusing. The directors of Sarajevo’s day-care centres, kindergartens and pre-schools banned Santa. I personally detest Santa – especially its Coce version – but if someone likes him it’s up to them. More serious...

A Bosnian website has invited surfers to fling virtual shoes at the country's top Serb leader, mirroring an online game inspired by an Iraqi journalist's shoe attack on George W. Bush . "If you cannot do anything to politicians in...

Radical Islam is again in headlines thanks for recent attack in Mumbai. Already during battle discussion had started about foreign connections of terrorists. Besides Pakistan also British and Bosnian connections were mentioned. The question is mostly related to Muslim immigrants...

Over 6,000 Bosnians joined in less than 48 hours a group on social networking site Facebook which wants to shut down a Serb nationalist group celebrating the massacre of 8,000 Muslims in Srebrenica. The group, created on Monday under the...

Thirteen years after the United States brokered the Dayton peace agreement to end modern Europe's most ferocious ethnic war, fears are mounting that Bosnia and Herzegovina, poor and divided, is again teetering toward crisis. On the surface, this haunted capital, its...