The New York Times - 21-May-2014
In the face of catastrophic floods, a divided nation’s leaders fail the citizens....
The New York Times - 20-May-2014
Torrential rains have fed flooding that has killed dozens in Serbia and Bosnia, with officials saying the region has not seen damage on the same scale since in the 1992-95 civil war....
The New York Times - 20-May-2014
Workers have so far been unsuccessful at building a barricade of sandbags to save the coal-fired Nikola Tesla power plant that provides half of the nation’s electricity....
The New York Times - 17-May-2014
The heaviest rains and floods in 120 years have hit Bosnia and Serbia, killing five people, forcing hundreds out of their homes and cutting off entire towns....
The New York Times - 06-May-2014
Bosnia and Herzegovina on Monday unveiled its provisional squad for the World Cup....
The New York Times - 17-Apr-2014
Judges on Tuesday refused to throw out two charges of genocide against the former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic, saying there is enough evidence for his war-crimes trial to continue on all counts....
The New York Times - 17-Apr-2014
Photos from Ukraine, South Korea, India and Bosnia....
The New York Times - 08-Apr-2014
Photos from Afghanistan, Bosnia, South Africa and Ukraine....
The New York Times - 09-Mar-2014
Edin Dzeko, a star for Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Coach Safet Susic had a disagreement last week that spilled into the news media....
The New York Times - 23-Feb-2014
The Bosnian government’s paralysis has reached its limit — and angry protests are spreading....
The New York Times - 19-Feb-2014
Across Bosnia and Herzegovina, protesters are taking control of their future....
The New York Times - 30-Jan-2014
The military chief, Ratko Mladic, referred to the Hague court as “satanic” and said he was medically unfit to testify at the trial of Radovan Karadzic, the former Bosnian Serb political leader....
The New York Times - 30-Jan-2014
The emotional wounds of the 1992-95 war in Bosnia are still so deep that even an ostensibly simple question, “How old are you?,” produces fraught answers....
The New York Times - 28-Jan-2014
Ratko Mladic, a Bosnian Serb former general, was reunited with his old political boss, Radovan Karadzic, in court in The Hague. Both are accused of war crimes, including helping to engineer the 1995 massacre at Srebrenica....
The New York Times - 22-Jan-2014
Foreign powers must understand that civil war is extraordinarily resistant to outside intervention....
The New York Times - 16-Jan-2014
An enthusiastic group of supporters greeted Damir Dzumhur, the first man representing Bosnia and Herzegovina to play in the main draw of a Grand Slam....
The New York Times - 29-Nov-2013
The country is slipping back into a dangerous sectarianism. How long before the next Milosevic lights the fuse?...
The New York Times - 16-Oct-2013
With two late goals, the United States eliminated Panama from advancing to the World Cup. The victory kept Mexico’s hopes alive....
The New York Times - 07-Sep-2013
A Dutch Supreme Court decision related to a 1995 Bosnian War massacre could affect the willingness of nations to supply troops for future United Nations missions....
The New York Times - 05-Sep-2013
Some supporters of military intervention in Syria argue that there might be more to learn from the United States-led bombing campaign that helped to end the brutal sectarian civil war in Bosnia in 1995 than from the American invasion of Iraq in 2003....