Anger in Bosnia after British PM Ennobles ‘War Crimes Denier’Survivors of the 1992-95 Bosnian war have expressed anger after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson decided to make Claire Fox, who has published articles denying the Srebrenica genocide and other wartime crimes, a member of the House of Lords. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in Downing Street, London in July. Photo: EPA-EFE/Andy Rain. Boris Johnson’s decision to award a life peerage in the
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Vulin is Perfect Choice for Serbian President’s Dirty Work
Moldova Prepares Law to Curb Fugitive Oligarch’s Malign Influence
KFOR Denies Weapons are Smuggled in Ambulances Into North Kosovo
Croatian Leaders Sing Praises for Herzeg Bosnia
Serbian Pro-Regime Media Praise Russia ‘Overrunning’ Ukraine
Vucic Continues ‘East-West Balancing Act’ With New Serbian Govt
Serbia Rules Out Recognizing Russian Referendum in Occupied Ukraine
Islamism in Serbia Fading, Far-Right Extremism Growing, NGOs Warn
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French Connection: ‘Humanitarian’ Far-Right Claims Kosovo as Cautionary Tale
Kusturica meets Chavez
Bosnian Serb MPs Criticise Kusturica Investments
‘People Who Really Matter’ Still Drive West’s Bosnia Policy
Mayor’s Life Offers Cautionary Tale of Bosnia’s Lost Hopes
