Armenia: Presidential Challenger Rejects Poll Result
Raffi Hovhannisyan rallies thousands to back his claim that he should be president.
Sarajevo Museum in Peril
Permanent closure would amount to loss of collective memory for Bosnians.
"Bosniaks to Blame for 1992 Fighting" – Karadzic Witnesses
Serbs took action only to defend themselves, says police officer from eastern municipality.
Karadzic Seeks One-Month Trial Suspension
Defendant argues for more time to check for information possibly not disclosed by prosecution.
Convicted Bosnian Serb Officer Dies
Milan Gvero was convicted of Srebrenica charges, but granted early release.
Alarm at Attacks on Turkish Armenians
While Istanbul police say common criminals carried out assaults, others suspect an ethnic motive.
Survivor Tells of Bosniak "Volunteers" Selected for Death
Witness says the experience continues to haunt him.
Film Success for IWPR Trainee
Bosnian reporter helped produce award-winning feature on Roma.
Defence Witness Rounds on Karadzic
Former official says Bosnian Serb leaders’ harassment led to his mother’s death.
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Recent murder highlights widespread discrimination and violence against LGBTI people.
Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.