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Mostar's famous bridge symbolised wartime divisions between Bosniaks and Croats. (Photo: Anroir/Flickr)

Croatia, Bosnia Mull Prlic Verdict Implications

Enis Zebic, Tina Jelin-Dizdar, Mirsad Behram

12 Jun 13

Conviction of six top Bosnian Croat officials raises some difficult questions about Zagreb’s role in the conflict.

Bosnia: Mostar Future in Ashdown's Hands

Mirsad Behram

6 Sep 05

Paddy Ashdown may move to unify the city after local politicians fail to reach an agreement over its future.

Mostar Divided Over Trials

Mirsad Behram

21 Feb 01

Muslims and Croats in Mostar are divided over unprecedented local war crimes trials

Mostar Journalists Salute Slain Colleagues

Mirsad Behram

2 Jun 00

Local journalist in the Bosnian town of Mostar pay tribute to former colleagues, Miguel Gil Moreno de Mora and Kurt Schork, who lost their lives covering the war in Sierra Leone.

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