Bosnia
Sanctioning Dodik won't bring a Muslim apocalypse, just accountability for his crimes - opinion
To portray sanctions as an attack on communal balance rather than a response to individual conduct is to obscure responsibility and dissolve the distinction between law and identity.
Washington letter on Bosnia sparks fears of expanding foreign influence in Europe - opinion
Freezing weather across Europe causes flight cancellations, rail network disuption
Baron, Meyers power Israel to comeback victory over Bosnia
Court: Extradite Serb-Israeli wanted for genocide
Alexander Zvtkovic is suspected of involvement in killing up to 8,000 Bosnian Muslims in "Srebrenica massacre."
A tale of two ‘wilayets’
One can only conjecture Iranian plans and achievements in the Balkans, but the size of Iran’s embassy in Sarajevo testifies to the importance Iran places on Bosnia.
UN rights chief: Syria must not become new Bosnia
"It should not take something as drastic as Srebrenica to shake the world into taking serious action," Navi Pillay tells reporters.
Turkey condemns UN inaction; Syria crisis deepens
Erdogan says Security Council inherently unjust because one or two nations can block intervention in humanitarian crises.
Serbia: Lost and found
Fundamentally Freund: During the 1990s, many American Jews rallied behind Bosnia and Kosovo, in effect viewing Serbia as a lost cause.
Recalling Srebrenica, Ban urges action on Syria
"Without unity, there will be more bloodshed. Without unity, more innocents will die," UN chief says.
From landscapes of conflict to open borders
Borderline Views: We should be creating our own borderscapes, destroying walls and fences instead of constructing them,
To extradite or not, that is the question
In this extradition case, the accused is not German but an Israeli citizen with Balkan roots.
Why safeguard a tortured history?
It is a truism: ours will be the last generation to live in the company of Holocaust survivors.
Fundamentally Freund: Stop blurring Holocaust memory
We must combat hatred, discrimination, but not at the price of blurring memory of the six million.
