Health issues and violence spiral as refugees gather at tightening Bosnia-Croatia border

Ethnic Serb leader claims Bosniaks want to boost Muslim population

Serbs angry as Bosniak war hero Atif Dudakovic is freed from custody

Bosnia bars leaders of the Night Wolves amid rising security concerns

Top EU officials end six-nation Balkan tour of would-be members

Grenade hits US embassy in Montenegro amid geopolitical tussle in Balkans

Thousands still missing, presumed dead – but ranks of the fallen continue to haunt region

Many Serbs reject UN court's rulings and deny Srebrenica genocide

Bosnian Muslims hope ruling will help end Serbs' genocide denial

Serb leaders claim UN court in The Hague is biased against their people

Political crises and tense relations still dog region more than 20 years after war’s end

Bosnian mayor refuses to concede defeat to Serb rival amid claims of major fraud

Bosnian Serb president summoned for questioning and EU rejects result

Russia and the West at odds again amid bellicose Balkan rhetoric

Latest row in divided Bosnia comes amid hopes for progress on EU membership

Right-wing parties and revisionism are on the rise in much of former Yugoslavia

Former Bosnian Serb leader faces UN tribunal ruling on war crimes and genocide

Student dormitory named after wartime leader Radovan Karadzic in show of defiance

Vucic says ‘hand remains outstretched to Bosniak people’ despite attack at ceremony

20 years ago, in the fields, roads, warehouses and barns of the verdant Srebrenica valley, more than 8,000 Bosniak men and boys were murdered. Bodies are still being found