Latest from Bosnia and Herzegovina
The miracle of Medjugorje, the holy town that took on the Vatican
Times: Forty years ago six children claimed to have met the Virgin Mary.
Weird world: A smuggled corpse, a nose for trouble and the leader ‘doing a Donald’
This week's round-up of offbeat stories from around the world.
Man builds rotating house so his wife has 'any view she wishes'
House in a small town in northern Bosnia is in its own way a monument to love.
Trash fills Bosnia river faster than workers can pull it out
Islands of garbage float downstream faster than environmentalists can clear them up.
Amnesia grips a Bosnian spa that served as a rape camp
New York Times: A forest health resort bristles with anger at mention of gruesome past.
Bosnian bridge divers put on brave show amid Covid scare
The bravest men in the Balkans have returned for the annual bridge diving competition.
25 years on, Srebrenica dead still being identified, buried
Scientists unlock the "biggest forensic puzzle anywhere in the world."
Balkans: Meeting of cultures
Tim McCready finds a welcoming world of contrasts during a tour of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Kiwi nurse Louisa Akavi's extraordinary life
New Zealand nurse has served 17 missions for Red Cross in world's worst spots.
Bosnian war chief dies after drinking poison in court
Slobodan Praljak died after downing poison during his war crimes trial at The Hague.
Kiwi arrested at Sarajevo airport for 'smuggling weapons'
Kiwi arrested at Sarajevo airport for allegedly trying to smuggle bayonets and ammunition.
Allies' part in Srebrenica massacre
The fall of Srebrenica in Bosnia 20 years ago this week, prompting the worst massacre in Europe since the Third Reich, was a key element of the strategy pursued by the three key Western powers -....
Sarajevo open to play the tourism game
This once war-torn city is back on the tourist trail, observes Stephan Scheuer.
Soccer finds unity in country scarred by war
Fans from rival ethnic groups are backing their national side for the Euro 2012 playoffs.
US general blames gay troops for massacre
A US general has sparked fury in the Netherlands by suggesting gay Dutch troops were partly to blame for the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.
Karadzic finally fronts at war crimes tribunal
The former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic appeared before the international war crimes tribunal for the first time yesterday.