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Bosnia Gets IMF Loan Amidst a oeSocial Revolutiona
09 July 2009 Presenting several pieces of material evidence, the Prosecution completes its evidence presentation at the trial of Radoje Lalovic and Soniboj Skiljevic.
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Bosnia: Srebrenica Burial in Question
Sarajevo Srebrenica Survivors associations from Srebrenica say they may cancel this year's funeral ceremony at the Potocari memorial, after one Bosniak man was arrested by Bosnian Serb authorities on his way to Potocari.
Turkey, US take on EU for Bosnia
"Turkey, UStake on EU for Bosnia ISTANBUL - The debate over the Office of High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina deepens as EUwants to close the powerful office and replace it with European Union Special Representative.
Zeljko Ivanovic Pleads not Guilty
Building of the War Crimes Chamber of the Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina where Srebrenica Genocide trial is currently being held in front of the international judges .
Second Srebrenica Genocide Trial Concludes in Bosnia-Herzegovina
PHOTO: Ethnic cleansing of 30,000 Bosnian Muslims from Srebrenica was an integral part of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide which claimed lives of at least 8,372 victims .
First Swine Flu Case Feared in Bosnia
Sarajevo 30 June 2009 Banja Luka Bosnia and Herzegovina has reported its first potential case of the A virus, commonly known as the swine flu, Bosnian media reported on Tuesday, citing local health experts.
Bosnia Hopeful over IMF Deal Sarajevo Mujezinovic, right center, holds his first government session Bosnia and Herzegovina is hopeful that a compromise has been reached with the International Monetary Fund, IMF, which would allow this financial institution to activate a Euro 1.2 billion stand-by arrangement for the country.
Bosnia: West Debates Future of OHR
24 June 2009 Sarajevo 29 June 2009 OHR Top world countries charged with overseeing peace-implementation in Bosnia and Herzegovina will begin meetings today in Sarajevo to decide the future of the international presence in the troubled country.
Bosnia: War Crimes Suspect Pleads Guilty
Is there any difference between an Albanian election and a turbo-folk festival? In a joint statement issued on Monday, the international election observer missions for Sunday's parliamentary poll concluded that Albania's election process demonstrated a oemarked improvementsa but did not yet meet international standards.
Femfest Kicks Off In Macedonia
Is there any difference between an Albanian election and a turbo-folk festival? 26 June 2009 Bulgarian authorities on Thursday released former Kosovo prime minister Agim Ceku from custody, after he was arrested two days earlier on an international warrant requested by Serbia for alleged war crimes.
Bosniaa s a oeMost Dangerousa Criminal Sentenced
By a final decision rendered by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Branimir Glavas will not be extradited to the Republic of Croatia, where he has been sentenced for war crimes in a first-instance verdict.
Trip: Visits Zagreb, Split, Plitvice Lakes National Park, Trogir, Dubrovnik and Cavtat, Croatia, and Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bosnia Refuses to Extradite Glavas to Croatia
By a final decision rendered by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Branimir Glavas will not be extradited to the Republic of Croatia, where he has been sentenced for war crimes in a first-instance verdict.
Serbia Stands Against West in Bosnia
Sarajevo Srecko Latal Serbian President Boris Tadic has issued a strong statement of support for the Bosnian Serb leadership in a joint condemnation of Bosnia's top western envoy, who has moved to abolish a Bosnian Serb declaration challenging his powers.
Bosnia & Herzegovina: "Moving Buildings"
In one Bosnian town, a mosque was destroyed during the war in 1992, and a church was later built on the spot where the mosque used to be; soon, however, the church will be moved "a couple of hundred meters away so that the mosque can be 'rebuilt' on its original location." More on this - at BalkanCities .
Bosnia and Herzegovina is working to meet EU criteria to become visa-free. [gov.ba]
Bosnia and Herzegovina will not make the cut in gaining visa-free travel by the end of the year, European Commission foreign ministers said last week.
European Bank Coordination Meeting on Bosnia and Herzegovina
Following a coordination meeting held yesterday in Vienna, the parent banks of the six largest foreign banks incorporated in Bosnia and Herzegovina reaffirmed their commitments to take action needed to support their subsidiaries in the country.
Bosnia: War Crimes Suspects Plead Guilty
Sarajevo Koricanske stijene At the trial for crimes committed at Koricanske stijene in central Bosnia, the first indictee signs a guilt admission agreement with the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bosnia Under Fire From Brussels
Leading figures at the European Union and NATO have warned politicians in Bosnia and Herzegovina that the country cannot progress towards NATO and EU integration in the present political climate.