Bosnia
Israir awaits final approval for Tokyo, Miami flights, adds new European destinations for 2027
The announcement came following an earlier announcement by Israir on Sunday that it will expand its operations in Morocco to two weekly flights starting in November.
Hashim Thaci convicted of murder, torture, and detention in Kosovo war crimes trial
Israel’s survival story inspires vision for Republika Srpska’s future, Milorad Dodik tells 'Post'
Israel opens first Chamber of Commerce office in Republika Srpska, Bosnia
Analysis: Empty American promises and the lives they can cost
The story of Radovan Karadzic, a psychiatrist turned genocidal mini-state leader, provides lessons for Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Landmark Bosnia museum, home of medieval Haggadah, to re-open after 3-year closure
The National Museum in Sarajevo harbors the Sarajevo Haggadah, the 14th century Jewish book of Passover rites seen as one of the oldest Sephardic Haggadahs.
The Srebrenica massacre must be recognized as a genocide
Approximately 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys between the ages of 12 and 77 were murdered at the hands of paramilitary Christian Bosnian-Serbian thugs.
WATCH: Bosnians in Vienna turn anti-Semitic, shout 'Kill, kill the Jews'
The visiting fans' pro-Palestinian protest in Vienna's central square quickly turned anti-Semitic.
Bosnia expels alleged Iranian spies
Back and forth over removal of Iranian diplomats; report asserts they had contact with Bosnian Wahhabist leader.
Court: Extradite Serb-Israeli wanted for genocide
Alexander Zvtkovic is suspected of involvement in killing up to 8,000 Bosnian Muslims in "Srebrenica massacre."
A tale of two ‘wilayets’
One can only conjecture Iranian plans and achievements in the Balkans, but the size of Iran’s embassy in Sarajevo testifies to the importance Iran places on Bosnia.
UN rights chief: Syria must not become new Bosnia
"It should not take something as drastic as Srebrenica to shake the world into taking serious action," Navi Pillay tells reporters.
Turkey condemns UN inaction; Syria crisis deepens
Erdogan says Security Council inherently unjust because one or two nations can block intervention in humanitarian crises.
Serbia: Lost and found
Fundamentally Freund: During the 1990s, many American Jews rallied behind Bosnia and Kosovo, in effect viewing Serbia as a lost cause.
