Conviction over slaughter of Bosnian Muslims not ‘a verdict against the Serbian people’

Two Bosnians living in Ireland react to Serb general’s conviction at UN court

Bosnian Muslims hope ruling will help end Serbs' genocide denial

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

The children of the Bosnian siege recall the daily misery and horror of the conflict

Convicted war criminal lauded as he starts teaching cadets in Belgrade

Dutch appeals court finds peacekeepers partly responsible for murder of 300 Muslims

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

Fears of ballot fix as Bosnian Serb who denies 1995 genocide poised to be mayor

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

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

Scores of dignitaries and 50,000 mourners expected at 20th anniversary commemoration

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

Formed after the Bosnian war, missing persons body now works globally

British UN draft resolution on Srebrenica massacre fuels anger among Bosnian Serbs

Some 65,000 gather in Olympic Stadium to hear pontiff’s call for Balkan reconciliation

The pope will say Mass in Sarajevo, 20 years after siege left thousands dead

Men are the first to be detained for slaughter of over 1,000 Muslims in warehouse in 1995

International Court of Justice draws line between ethnic cleansing and genocide

Nineteen years after Srebrenica, the question of who to blame is still raw

Wartime commander of Bosnian Serbs opened defence against genocide

Former Bosnian Serb army leader dismisses Hague court as ‘satanic’

Supreme court rules Dutch state liable in relation to 1995 massacre

Court ruling over death of three Bosnian Muslim men hailed as a legal milestone