Satellite imagery helps Bosnia prosecution office locate grave near the village of Kozluk as Dayton Accords marked.
Forensic experts say they found a mass grave in northeast Bosnia most likely containing victims' remains from the 1995 Srebrenica genocide. Eldar Jahic, an investigator of Bosnia's prosecution office, said on Monday the grave was found thanks to satellite images of an area near the village of Kozluk. Jahic said it seems to be a grave where
Citizens are rising up in cities across Bosnia-Herzegovina, demanding more out of their democracy, especially accountability among officials and improved standards of living.
BRUSSELS --- Thousands of people have taken to the streets in several cities of Bosnia-Herzegovina to protest the country’s political and economic stagnation. Amid what is said to be the worst civil unrest since the end of the civil war in 1995, they are demanding the resignation of the government. The protests began spontaneously in the northern
With nearly 9 million refugees displaced so far, Syria’s humanitarian crisis among the worst in decades.
GENEVA (AP) — The U.N.'s top official for refugees says nearly nine million Syrians have been uprooted from their homes by the civil war there, making Syria's humanitarian crisis among the worst in decades and "probably the most dangerous for global peace and security" since World War II. The U.N.'s High Commissioner for Refugees, Antonio
The real reasons behind American military adventures tend only to become clear in retrospect.
By even the most friendly of interpretations, President Obama has painted himself into a corner in the Middle East. By making a public threat -- the drawing of a so-called “red line” -- the president has created the expectation that the administration will ultimately follow through when pressed. The failure to respond to this alleged use of
