US condemns attack in Bosnia that left police officer dead
The United States has condemned the April 27 attack on a police station in Bosnia that left a police officer
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
Serbia arrests seven linked to Srebrenica massacre
Serbian police have arrested seven people suspected of involvement in the July 1995 Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia, when 8000 Muslim
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New IMF report urges Western Balkan countries to complete reform process
Western Balkan countries have attained major economic achievements in the past 15 years, but need to complete the transition to
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Bosnia and Herzegovina will not export weapons to Ukraine
The three members of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Presidency agreed on February 11 that exporting weapons to Ukraine at this moment is
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Bulgaria’s Plevneliev holds talks with four Balkans presidents
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev held talks with the presidents of four Balkans countries who attended the February 1 state funeral
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ICTY upholds genocide convictions of Bosnian Serb officials
The Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) upheld genocide convictions against two senior Bosnian
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South Stream cancellation causes flurry of reactions in South-Eastern Europe
Russian president Vladimir Putin’s announcement, in Ankara on December 1, that Moscow would scrap it plans to build the South
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Russian Federation reduces gas supplies to Bosnia and Herzegovina
BH Gas, the company which delivers natural gas to thousands of companies and households in Bosnia and Herzegovina, mostly in
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Nationalists win majority in Bosnia elections
Preliminary results from Sunday’s elections for national, regional and local representatives in Bosnia and Herzegovina show nationalists won most of
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