Bosnia’s Come a Long Way, Don’t Be Fooled by War Memories – Tim Judah
Judah responds to last week’s wave of journalistic remembrances by pointing out that BiH has, in fact, made a great deal of progress since 1992. According to Judeh, the problems
Two Decades on, Bosnia’s Divisions Are Self-Imposed – Matthew Parish
Parish argues that, although exploited by certain political figures, BiH’s ethnic divisions are real, and are ingrained in the population. Foreign observers and policy makers must recognize this reality in
Bosnia May Ask Croatia For Export Concessions – BalkanInsight
When Croatia joins the European Union next year, BiH stands to lose one of its most important trading partners, as BiH export practices are out of step with EU regulations.
Kosovo: a way forward – Transconflict
Steven Meyer looks at the “frozen” conflict between Serbia and Kosovo, explains the internal and external factors contributing to the current paralysis, and enumerates the steps both sides–as well as
Remembrance at Donja Gradina
On 22 April 2012, the Government of Republika Srpksa will be commemorating the sixty-seventh anniversary of when the Jasenovac concentration camp – the most lethal of the World War II