Bosnia
Israel opens first Chamber of Commerce office in Republika Srpska, Bosnia
New Banja Luka office aims to expand Israeli trade, investment and technology ties • Chikli: ‘We are opening a door’
Ratko Mladic, Bosnian Serb general convicted of genocide, dies in Hague detention
Sanctioning Dodik won't bring a Muslim apocalypse, just accountability for his crimes - opinion
Washington letter on Bosnia sparks fears of expanding foreign influence in Europe - opinion
Bosnian Jews mourn Moris Albahari, one of Sarajevo’s last Ladino speakers
Moris Albahari, a Holocaust survivor, former partisan fighter and one of the last Ladino speakers in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s dwindling Jewish community, passed away at the age of 93 last month.
Bosnian Serb pro-Russian leader renews secession threat
Pro-Russian Milorad Dodik triggered the gravest political crisis in postwar Bosnia last December when he tried to pull the Serb Republic out of key state institutions.
Serbian president reveals grandfather was murdered in Holocaust - exclusive
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said he felt as if this part of history is almost buried and not discussed.
Leaked memo shows Israeli support for far-right law in Bosnia
While most ethnonationalist parties support the proposition, many prominent Bosnian politicians do not, and the leak created a political storm.
Genocide denial must be unacceptable to Jewish leaders - opinion
On July 11, world leaders joined survivors in commemorating the Srebrenica Genocide, the worst atrocity to occur on European soil since the Holocaust.
New Bosnian political law may deepen divide between Jews, public
Bosnia's Jewish community leaders have been fighting against inequality in the country’s electoral system for over a decade.
Bosnia & Herzegovina's parliament adopts IHRA definition of antisemitism
This important decision is due to the the leadership of Dargan Čović and Milorad Dodik, who visited Israel last month.
On This Day: Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia begins, 27 years ago
The event stands as the most brutal mass death of individuals in Europe since World War II and is the only atrocity since World War II in Europe that constituted genocide.
Berlin set to again deploy troops with EUFOR Bosnia 10 years after withdrawal
The government in Berlin agreed to provide up to 50 troops for EUFOR, marking a return to the force in Bosnia that Germany had left at the end of 2012.
Jerusalem’s Western Wall is part of Israel - Bosnia and Herzegovina official
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Parliamentary House of Peoples Speaker Dragan Covic asked for forgiveness for the Holocaust on behalf of his people.
