Srebrenica Massacre

Netherlands apologises over failure to prevent Srebrenica genocide

The Netherlands was also part of the failure in preventing the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, says Dutch Defence Minister Kajsa Ollongren.

Türkiye won't forget nor allow Srebrenica genocide to be forgotten: Erdogan

Türkiye rejects moves aimed at belittling the crime of genocide, ignoring suffering of our brothers, says Turkish President Erdogan.

Serbian police detain activist over war crimes protest

Police harassed Serb activists for protesting against one of the country's most notorious war-criminals Ratko Mladic.

How a Bosnian grandma’s lawsuit became a symbol of resilience and hope

Nana Fata’s small victory is a source of inspiration and a symbol of justice for Bosnians in a period of rising genocide denialism in the region and beyond.

Srebrenica Genocide 25 Years On: Lessons for European Muslims

If genocide denial is not confronted in Bosnia, it is possible the country could see a return to war in the near future

In pictures: Srebrenica’s war mothers still grieve

The biggest massacre in Europe since World War Two, the Srebrenica genocide took place in July 1995 in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Serbian soldiers rounded up unarmed Muslim men and killed them, leaving behind women and girls to mourn their immense loss.

Swedish journalist returns Nobel prize in protest of genocide denier Handke

Christina Doctare said she had witnessed the Bosnian massacre 27 years ago and was returning her prize over the Nobel Committee’s decision to award Peter Handke.

Four disturbing facts about the Srebrenica genocide

As Bosnia marks the 24th anniversary of the gut-wrenching massacre, here's a quick recap on how the Bosnian Serb forces took Dutch peacekeeping forces hostage in July 1995 and killed more than 8,000 people over the following days.

Bosnian Muslims mark 24th anniversary of Srebrenica genocide

Bosnia and Herzegovina mark the 24th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide in which over 8,000 Bosnian Muslims – mostly men and boys – were killed.

Is Serbia's prime minister racist?

Albanians responded to disparaging remarks made at a press conference in front of an EU Ambassador after silence from the EU.

Rise of far-right in Serbia

International white supremacist groups openly hold conferences and meetings in the Balkan state and it's now a favoured backdrop for their propaganda videos but far-right political leaders in Serbia reject the suggestion that they inspire violence.

Serbian protests leave government shaken but not stirred

Anti-government protests gripped Serbia on a weekend of demonstrations across the Balkans, but can they achieve anything?