Deadly Legacy of Georgian-Russian War
Farmers and householders continue to find unexploded bombs despite extensive mine clearance efforts.
Thousands Attend Burial of 520 Srebrenica Victims
More bodies laid to rest on 17th anniversary of massacre in eastern Bosnia.
Sarajevo: The Heirs
Young people probe modern prejudices after hearing from Serb, Bosniak and Croat former camp inmates.
Prison Camp Detainees
Former inmates describe brutal and humiliating experiences.
Karadzic Acquitted of One Genocide Count
Judges rule there is no evidence to support charge of genocide other than at Srebrenica.
Game of Chance
Mine clearance worker is gambler by nature.
Karadzic Asks for Acquittal
Suspect denies Sarajevo was under siege and tells judges no one informed him of Srebrenica killings.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.