Azem Kurtic

Bosnia's Journalists' Association called for special protective measures for investigative reporter Avdo Avdic, following reports that an organised crime group had planned to kill him.

A group in Bosnia that claims to expose paedophiles – and posts footage of its "gentle conversations" with alleged wrongdoers online – has gained a significant social media following.

Efforts to deliver justice for war crime victims stagnated, while the disputes around the Srebrenica genocide resolution at the United Nations again highlighted the deep divisions that persist in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Legendary Kultur Shock frontman tells BIRN why he never really left Bosnia, why he wasn't sure he deserved a film about his life – and why he won't ever stop fighting for the powerless.

Bosnian Security Minister Nenad Nesic's party on Friday said his arrest on corruption charges was 'politically motivated', deeming it part of a 'campaign against the Serbian people' in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

As the tradition in Bosnia and Herzegovina goes, instead of fireworks, the country welcomes the new year with another political dispute – this time, over the impending verdict in the trial of Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik.

Thousands joined the parade commemorating the outlawed Day of Republika Srpska, uniting bikers, veterans, civil servants and armed police in collective defiance of Bosnia's state.

Though rakija exports are up, registered production is still dwarfed by small-scale, front-yard distillation for personal consumption. The threat of regulation, however, lurks on the horizon.

As smog shrouds the city of Sarajevo, the authorities have proclaimed a public alert, urging people to stay indoors and work remotely, if possible.

Court extends detention of Bosnia's former Security Minister Nenad Nesic – who recently resigned – over charges of corruption, bribery, money laundering and abuse of office.