The Crescent and the Cross

By Sam Vaknin Author of "Malignant Self-love: Narcissism Revisited" "There are two maxims for historians which so harmonise with what I know of history that I would like to claim them as my own, though they really belong to nineteenth-century historiography: first, that...

Siege Was "Noose" Around Sarajevans

BBC man recounts hardships and risks faced by residents during the 44-month campaign against their city. By Velma Šarić - International Justice - ICTY ...

Bosnia War Compensation Dispute

Bosnian Serbs say claims being made by hundreds of Sarajevo residents are politically motivated. By Maja Bjelajac - International Justice - ICTY ...

Sarajevo's "War Without End"

Former BBC correspondent recounts life in city targeted by shelling and sniper fire. By Rachel Irwin - International Justice - ICTY ...

Srebrenica Mass Graves Allegedly Interfered With

Tolomir trial hears burial pits in Orahovac area had been disturbed on three occasions. By Velma Saric - International Justice - ICTY ...

Karadzic Markale Staging Claims Challenged

Sarajevo police official attempts to disprove defendant’s assertion that massacres were faked. By Rachel Irwin - International Justice - ICTY ...

Calls for War Memorial Divide Bosnia

Little consensus on whether monuments commemorating wartime atrocities help or hinder reconciliation process. By Rachel Irwin, Velma Saric - International Justice - ICTY ...

Ex-Bosnian Serb Army Solider Speaks of Non-Serb Expulsions

Former soldier tells Karadzic trial he saw Bosnian Serb troops forcing Croats and Muslims to leave Sarajevo suburb. By Rachel Irwin - International Justice - ICTY ...

Ex-Bosniak Politician Speaks of 1992 Prijedor Takeover

Prosecution witness recalls attempts to negotiate with Serbs after they seized power. By Velma Saric - International Justice - ICTY ...

Is Serbia Serious About Arresting Mladic?

By Daniella Peled - International Justice - ICTY 11...

Sarajevo Doctor Says Bosnian Serbs Targeted Civilians

Witness describes treating a young child who had been shot in the heart by a sniper. By Rachel Irwin - International Justice - ICTY ...

Angelina Jolie wins back Bosnia film permit

"Actress Angelina Jolie has won back a permit to film her directorial debut in Bosnia, her producer has said. Permission was withdrawn last week after the government said no screenplay had been attached to the application, as required by law. Edin Sarkic told...

Karadzic war crimes trial to begin Oct. 26

Radovan Karadicz was arrested on a bus in Belgrade in July 2008.  It was the end of a long hunt by NATO to capture him.  Initally Karadicz was believed to be hiding in the Serb town of Pale, just...

Breaking the Siege

BY ERIN GOLDEN, MEDILL NEWS SERVICE An earlier version of this article appeared in The Irish Times on May 30, 2007. Zlata Filipovic's childhood was ruined by war in her native Sarajevo, but her diary provided an...

10 hurt at Bosnia's first gay festival

As the former Yugoslavia members enjoy independence, the gay community in Bosnia and Serbia has been targeted for attacks recently. It is unclear what is behind such homophobic attacks. Some have argued it could be cause by the underling and still present right...

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