Bosnians Still Traumatised by War
Hundreds of demobilised soldiers diagnosed with PTSD have taken their own lives since the end of the conflict.
Bosnia Needs Proper Dobrovoljačka Case Probe
Justice will never be done as long as Bosnian inaction and Serbian posturing continue.
International Justice/ICC: Feb/Mar ‘11
IWPR documentaries about refugees raise issues young people in Serbia rarely get the chance to discuss.
Films Help Serb Students Understand Bosnian Conflict
IWPR documentaries about refugees raise issues young people in Serbia rarely get the chance to discuss.
Electoral Reform Grinds to Halt in Georgia
Talks falter on extent of proportional representation.
Kazak Leader Still Making the Running
Despite more promises of democracy and pluralism, President Nazarbaev’s landslide victory gives him complete control about how the country is to be run.
Stanisic, Zupljanin Defence to Begin
Defence lawyers for the two accused will make respective opening statements on April 11 and call first witnesses the following day.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.