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- A view of the bank of the Drina River near the village of Amajlije, eastern Bosnia, Sunday, Feb. 4, 2024. In several cities along this river between Bosnia and Serbia, simple, durable gravestones now mark the final resting places of dozens of refugees and migrants who drowned in the area while trying to reach Western Europe. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic)
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Migrants from Africa and Mideast who died in Bosnia get marble headstones and a memorial
By SABINA NIKSIC - Associated Press
Thu,02/08/24-11:34PM , 321 Reads
BIJELJINA, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — In cities along a section of the Drina River, which forms a natural border between Bosnia and Serbia, there are simple, durable gravestones marking the final resting places of dozens of migrants who drowned in recent years trying to reach Western Eur
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- CAPTION CORRECTS ROLE OF ROSENSAFT General Counsel Emeritus of the World Jewish Congress Menachem Rosensaft, right, gestures with Bosnian Grand Mufti Husein Kavazovic, at the Srebrenica Memorial Center, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, in Potocari, Bosnia, Saturday, Jan. 27, 2024. Jews and Muslims from Bosnia and abroad gathered in Srebrenica Saturday to jointly observe International Holocaust Remembrance Day and promote compassion and dialogue amid rising global sectarian hatred fueled by Israel’s war in Gaza. (AP Photo/Armin Durgut)
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Muslims and Jews in Bosnia observe Holocaust Remembrance Day and call for peace and dialogue
By SABINA NIKSIC - Associated Press
Sat,01/27/24-8:53AM , 267 Reads
SREBRENICA, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — Jews and Muslims from Bosnia and abroad gathered in Srebrenica on Saturday to jointly observe International Holocaust Remembrance Day and to promote compassion and dialogue amid
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- A tank is seen on a former frontline above Gorazde, Bosnia, Monday, Dec. 19, 2022. To survive and keep the lights on in their besieged town - cut off throughout Bosnia's 1992-95 interethnic war from access to electricity grid, food, medicine and the outside world - the people of Gorazde had to come up with various creative inventions. (AP Photo/Armin Durgut)
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Bosnian war survivors share survival tips with Ukraine
By SABINA NIKSIC - Associated Press
Fri,01/20/23-1:25AM , 132 Reads
GORAZDE, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — Residents of eastern Bosnia's city of Gorazde do not need imaginations to understand the suffering of Ukraine's people. Three decades ago, they endured more than three years of extreme hardship as Bosnian Serbs pummeled their city with rockets and artillery from the surrounding hills.
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- A woman prays near a grave of a family member in the Memorial centre in Potocari, Bosnia, Friday, July 8, 2022. After surviving the 1995 Srebrenica massacre in which over 8,000 of their male relatives were killed, women from the small town in eastern Bosnia dedicated the remaining years of their lives to the re-telling of their trauma to the World, honoring the victims and bringing those responsible for the killings to justice. (AP Photo/Armin Durgut)
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Srebrenica women honored for highlighting 1995 massacre
By SABINA NIKSIC - Associated Press
Sat,07/09/22-2:38AM , 206 Reads
SREBRENICA, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — They were the ones who lived in a world in which their husbands, sons, brothers, uncles and nephews were massacred. They were the ones who fought to make sure that world would neither deny nor forget the truth of what happened in Srebrenica.
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