Azem Kurtic

Intimidating messages, a torched car, a mutilated Barbie doll: Bosnian investigative journalist Natasa Miljanovic Zubac has been repeatedly targeted for her reporting about organised crime, while the authorities have failed to provide protection.

After Bosnia's international overseer imposed changes to the national election law, Serb-dominated Republika Srpska responded by adopting a draft of its own version of the legislation and threatening to paralyse state-level decision-making.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban will receive the Order of Republika Srpska during his visit to Bosnia on Thursday and Friday, joining Vladimir Putin in the recipients' club.

People in Sarajevo marked the anniversary of the beginning of the four-year wartime siege of the Bosnian capital by placing 11,451 pairs of shoes on the streets – a pair for each person who died.

Energy deals worth 140 million euros – and a top award for Orban – affirm the close relationship between the pro-Russian Bosnian Serb and Hungarian leaders.

Tens of thousands of Croatian citizens rallied in the capital to support teachers and educational staff in demands for higher salaries.

Bosnian Serb assembly ups its confrontation with High Representative and the US by adopting new laws giving the entity sole power over elections and referendums.

The potential costs of a series of arbitration proceedings against Bosnia are stacking up, and it’s the public that will pay.

Following evidence obtained via the Sky and Anom apps, 22 people were arrested in an organised crime swoop in three Bosnian cities, including high-ranking police officials.

Acting on a warning from the US treasury, commercial banks in Bosnia have begun closing the accounts of individuals and entities sanctioned by the US. And the law is on the banks' side.