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Bosnian fighters patrol Sarajevo on June 27, 1992. AFP

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Could Bosnia return to war?

EuropeNovember 04, 2021

Members of the police forces of Bosnia's Serb-run region stand in formation during exercises on Jahorina Mountain, Bosnia and Herzegovina. AP

Bosnia’s Serb separatists on ‘dangerous path’, US says

USNovember 03, 2021

Migrants walk towards the Bosnia-Croatia border, one of the last gateways to central and northern Europe. Reuters

Croatia admits for first time the violent pushback of migrants

UKOctober 08, 2021

German Chancellor Angela Merkel with the Albanian Prime Minister, Edi Rama, in Tirana, Albania. Photo: Reuters

Angela Merkel calls for trust between Balkans and EU

EuropeSeptember 13, 2021

A view of Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a new route that will be added to Wizz Air Abu Dhabi's network in October. Damir Bosnjak / Unsplash

Wizz Air Abu Dhabi to launch flights to Tirana and Sarajevo from Dh179

AirlinesAugust 05, 2021

There are a number of destinations where travellers can spend 11 days on holiday as an alternative to completing UK hotel quarantine. Unsplash

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What to see and do: 11 'amber' countries to visit instead of UK hotel quarantine

Covid-19 TravelJune 11, 2021

Radovan Karadzic joins a roster of infamous felons to have been incarcerated in the Isle of Wight jail. EPA

'Butcher of Bosnia' imprisoned on English island

EuropeMay 29, 2021

Antoine Griezmann of France celebrates with teammate Olivier Giroud and Raphael Varane after scoring the opening goal during the match between Bosnia & Herzegovina and France. EPA

France’s Deschamps on win over Bosnia-Herzegovina: ‘The result is the most important thing’

SportApril 01, 2021

epa09022036 A migrant cooks food in Lipa camp in Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 18 February 2021. According to the latest official data, there are currently more than 6,000 migrants in Bosnia and Herzegovina, who entered illegally in an attempt to reach some of the countries of Western Europe, mostly Germany, Italy and Austria. EPA/FEHIM DEMIR

Bosnia warns EU it won’t be held hostage over migrant crisis

EuropeFebruary 19, 2021

A migrant stands next to a fence during snowfall at the Lipa camp in Bosnia. AP

Deportation fear presents hurdle for migrants in global vaccine race

EuropeFebruary 08, 2021

Migrants staged a protest against the conditions they are being force to live in. EPA

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EU condemns Bosnia’s ‘humanitarian disaster’ as hundreds of migrants sleep outside

EuropeJanuary 04, 2021

Migrants staged a protest against the conditions they are being force to live in. EPA

Military erects tents for migrants trapped in burnt-out, freezing Bosnian camp

EuropeJanuary 01, 2021

Migrants leave to be relocated from the Lipa camp northwestern Bosnia, near the border with Croatia, Bosnia, Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2020. The European Union on Monday warned Bosnia that thousands of migrants face a winter without shelter, and it urged the country's bickering political authorities to set aside their differences and take action. (AP Photo/Kemal Softic)

Stranded migrants in Bosnia spark fears of humanitarian crisis

EuropeDecember 30, 2020

Alija Izetbegovic, president of the Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina (C), looks on as Franjo Tudjman (R), president of the Republic of Croatia, and Slobodan Milosevic (L), president of the Republic of Serbia shake hands after initializing a peace accord 21 November between their countries. Negotiations hosted by the US known as the Proximity Peace Talks at Wright-Patterson AFB, near Dayton, Ohio, began 01 November 1995. AFP PHOTO John RUTHROFF (Photo by JOHN RUTHROFF / AFP)

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Bosnian accords 25 years on: the US city changed by Balkan peace

The AmericasNovember 21, 2020

Bosnian trainer trains a Belgian Malinois dog to assume the "siting indication position" in a simulated mine field at training facility near Bosnian town of Konjic, on September 20, 2020. After Bosnia's 1992-1995 bloody conflict, about eight percent of the country's territory remained infested with mines and other explosive devices. The mine-sniffing dogs have considerably accelerated the mine clearing process after two training centers, funded by Norway and the US, were set up some, 15 years ago. / AFP / ELVIS BARUKCIC

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A life-saving 'game': Bosnia trains world's mine-detecting dogs

EuropeSeptember 26, 2020

Europe's eastern frontiers are being fortified against migrants. AFP

Bosnian region shuts border to EU-bound migrants

EuropeAugust 25, 2020

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