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December 06, 2023
Bosnian Serb Leader's Trial Postponed As Defense Requests Venue Change

A court in Bosnia-Herzegovina on December 6 postponed the start of Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik's trial on charges related to his efforts to ignore decisions by an international envoy at the request of his lawyers, who want the trial moved.

December 05, 2023
Bosnians Living Near Coal Mines Fear Illegal Digging, Landslides

Bosnians living near open-pit coal mines are fearful that vast excavations are destabilizing their land and that digging may be illegally extending under people's property. Mines lay in areas prone to landslides but coal companies maintain they are following Bosnian law..
December 04, 2023
Seven Former Bosnian Serb Soldiers Indicted On Genocide Charges

Seven former members of the Bosnian Serb forces have been charged with assisting in genocide in eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina during the Bosnian War in 1995.
December 03, 2023
Bosnian Serb Dodik Says He'll 'Declare Independence' If Trump Retakes U.S. Presidency

The anti-Western president of Bosnia-Herzegovina's majority-Serb entity says he intended to "declare independence" for Republika Srpska during U.S. President Donald Trump's first term and regrets he "got scared and didn't do it," but "if Trump won again, I think I wouldn't hesitate."
December 03, 2023
Blind Bosnian Mother Took Three Years To Rebuild Her Life After Domestic Abuse

After losing her sight following the birth of her third child, Milijana Krsmanovic was no longer of any use to her husband and his family, they told her. Domestic violence followed, witnessed by her children. After finding shelter, Krsmanovic got a new title, a new job, and started life over again.
November 30, 2023
Sarajevo's 'Festival Of Lights' Illuminates Cultural Sites

The Festival of Lights on display at the National Museum of Bosnia-Herzegovina in Sarajevo is a tribute to the natural splendor found within the museum's grounds. The display will remain up until Bosnia's Independence Day on March 1.
November 20, 2023
Stoltenberg Says NATO Considering Making Its Peacekeeping Increase In Balkans Permanent

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has said the alliance is considering making permanent an increase in its military presence in Kosovo that came after violence erupted in northern Kosovo in September.
November 16, 2023
New U.S. Sanctions Take Aim At 'Russia's Malign Influence' In Balkans

The U.S. Treasury on November 16 imposed a broad set of sanctions on eight people and six entities across the Balkans accused of “perpetuating corruption and enabling Russian malign influence” in the region.
November 15, 2023
Forty-Two Bosnian Citizens, Relatives Cross From Gaza Into Egypt

The Foreign Ministry of Bosnia-Herzegovina confirmed on November 15 that 42 Bosnian citizens or members of their families had crossed into Egypt from Gaza.
November 13, 2023
EU Foreign Ministers To Meet With Western Balkan Counterparts In Brussels

EU foreign ministers are meeting on November 13 in Brussels with their Western Balkan counterparts to discuss topics of common interest including some of the countries' progress toward EU membership following last week's release of the annual report by the bloc's executive body.
November 13, 2023
Wider Europe Briefing: What The EU's Enlargement Report Means For Bosnia, Georgia, Moldova, And Ukraine

What did Bosnia, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine get in this year's enlargement report?
November 12, 2023
Bosnians Protest Hydropower Plans On The Neretva River

A rally has urged an end to hydroelectric projects on the Neretva River. Demonstrators gathered in the Bosnian city of Konjic on November 11 to protest the construction of the Ulog dam in Bosnia's Serb entity, Republika Srpska, by the Chinese state-owned Sinohydro company.

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Saturday 9 December 2023

Bosnian Serb Leader's Trial Postponed As Defense Requests Venue Change

Bosnians Living Near Coal Mines Fear Illegal Digging, Landslides

Seven Former Bosnian Serb Soldiers Indicted On Genocide Charges

Bosnian Serb Dodik Says He'll 'Declare Independence' If Trump Retakes U.S. Presidency

Blind Bosnian Mother Took Three Years To Rebuild Her Life After Domestic Abuse

Sarajevo's 'Festival Of Lights' Illuminates Cultural Sites

Stoltenberg Says NATO Considering Making Its Peacekeeping Increase In Balkans Permanent

New U.S. Sanctions Take Aim At 'Russia's Malign Influence' In Balkans

Forty-Two Bosnian Citizens, Relatives Cross From Gaza Into Egypt

EU Foreign Ministers To Meet With Western Balkan Counterparts In Brussels

Wider Europe Briefing: What The EU's Enlargement Report Means For Bosnia, Georgia, Moldova, And Ukraine

Bosnians Protest Hydropower Plans On The Neretva River

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