The problems Bosnia-Herzegovina faces are long-established, and the only way to solve them will be by addressing the core issues that have bedeviled the federation's existence from the very start.
Bosnia-Herzegovina is facing its worst crisis since the 1995 Dayton peace agreement. That's the conclusion of a report prepared by Valentin Inzko, the high representative for Bosnia who has presented his findings to the UN Security Council.
Authorities in Brazil say police have arrested at least 16 people who are suspected of involvement with a Serbian-led organization that is accused of shipping drugs to Europe.
The European Union’s new, revised Neighborhood Policy was supposed to be presented on April 20. It was then put back to May 10. Now, it seems like the document may not see the light of day until May 24. But even that date is not set in stone just yet.
Croatian President Ivo Josipovic says that if accused Bosnian Serb wartime criminal Ratko Mladic is captured after the mandate of the international court overseeing Yugoslav war crimes expires, he should be tried in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Press freedom worldwide has dropped to its lowest point in more than 10 years, with only one in six people now living in a country that has a free and independent media, according to the democracy watchdog group Freedom House.
Croatia has long had difficulty accepting the wartime atrocities committed by its forces during the Balkan conflicts of the 1990s. But the recent reaction of the Croatian public to sentences handed down to two retired Croatian generals was out of all proportion.
SVETI STEFAN, Montenegro -- Controversial reconstruction work on a medieval church in an exclusive Montenegrin coastal resort is to be suspended until after Easter.
Serbia says it is ready to talk about the division of Kosovo, whose independence it has vowed never to recognize.
Serbian Opposition Leader Takes Water
Serbia's nationalist opposition leader Tomislav Nikolic is in the fifth day of a hunger strike to demand early elections.
Kosovo's government has announced an extension in several municipalities of a nationwide census that had been due to end on April 15.
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