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His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Al-Mohammed Al-Al-Sabah on Tuesday evening concluded an official visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina, departing from Sarajevo International Airport for his next destination, the Serbian capital, Belgrade. A number of senior Bosnian-Herzegovinian...

Portugal will face a hostile atmosphere and a confident opponent when it meets Bosnia-Herzegovina in the second leg of their World Cup playoff on Wednesday. Portugal wanted more than just a 1-0 lead over Bosnia ahead of the second leg...

He was found guilty on five counts of murder, inflicting terror and committing inhumane acts during a campaign of sniping and shelling, which resulted in the injury and death of a large number of civilians in the Bosnian capital during...

The European Commission adopted on 3 November a draft decision recommending to the Council to provide macro-financial assistance (MFA) in the form of a loan of �100 million to Bosnia and Herzegovina. The loan would be provided in two installments,...

Russian FM Sergey Lavrov said at a press conference in Sarajevo. However, he added, this should be preceded by the closing of the Office of the High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Lavrov added. “I have congratulated Bosnia and Herzegovina...

We can't do it faster than we are,” he said in his address to the tribunal on Tuesday. “For nine months I was not given the proper materials to prepare for the trial. And I have had only five months...

Radovan Karadzic orchestrated the 1995 Srebrenica massacre of 8,000 Muslim men and boys and his only regret was ''that some Muslim men got away,'' a U.N. prosecutor said Monday at the former Bosnian Serb leader's war crimes trial.

Former Serb army commander Predrag Kujundzic was convicted of crimes against humanity -- including murder and rape -- by Bosnia's war crimes court on Friday and sentenced to 22 years in jail. Judge Saban Maksumic said the court found Kujundzic,...

The Bosnia genocide case against Radovan Karadzic opened Tuesday in what may be the most important remaining case tried by the 13-year old special tribunal on the former Yugoslavia, according to many jurists. More than 6,000 days after Serb snipers...