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Fourteen years after the Dayton Peace Agreement, Bosnia´s prospects for European integration remain threatened by ethnic disputes that make it necessary for the international community to retain special powers a little longer.

For Bosnian Serb general Jovan Divjak who defended Sarajevo during the 1992-95 conflict, the only hope for his country today is for young people to vote out the older generation of politicians who continue to exacerbate ethnic divisions.

Blind and visually challenged persons in the media mirror

Bosnian Serb leaders have threatened to pull out of state institutions and are pressing anew for independence from Bosnia and Herzegovina, threatening to throw the fragile, multiethnic country into political crisis once again.

Action: With narcis flower against breast cancer

Srdjan Dizdarevic (on right), president of Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in B&H, commenting seemingly forgotten case of Algerian group and expressing his concern on its possible outdate.

International judges handed down long prison sentences to five senior political, military and police officials in the government of the former Serbian strongman Slobodan Milosevic for their roles in the 1999 war in Kosovo. But the court acquitted Milan Milutinovic (on right), the wartime Serbian president, who had the highest rank of the men on trial but who was effectively a figurehead.

“Violence against women in the media mirror”

Recent cyber attacks on Peščanik’s website, disruptions of its broadcasts, and attempts to intimidate its editors, are described by prominent Serbian civil-rights lawyer and activist, Srdja Popovic (on right), in a call for proper investigation.