E-Novine
April 29, 2010
ORGANIZATIONAL BACKGROUND:
E-Novine is a Belgrade-based for profit, nonpartisan organization founded in 2008. Registered as a public media outlet, E-Novine produces an online news daily of the same name (www.e-novine.com) featuring critical and independent coverage of current events and politics. E-Novine aims to present every piece of news with a unique point of view, so that the reader is not only informed, but also encouraged to form his or her own opinion about the issue. Read more
NATO Agrees to Launch Bosnia Membership Action Plan (MAP)
April 22, 2010
TALLINN (Reuters) – NATO ministers agreed on Thursday to grant a Membership Action Plan (MAP) for Bosnia that could see it join the alliance in coming years, but attached conditions to its implementation. Read more
OHR asks Serbs to stop distorting Srebrenica Genocide facts
April 20, 2010
Office of the High Representative and the EU Special Representative has issued the following statement concerning the Srebrenica genocide denial by the Republika Srpska’s authorities: Read more
Croatian President apologizes to Bosnia
April 16, 2010
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina — Croatia’s president apologized Wednesday for his country’s role in the Bosnian war, the clearest message of reconciliation to date from any leader of the three nationalities involved in Europe’s bloodiest conflict since World War II. Read more
Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt Visit Bosnia
April 7, 2010
UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie, travelling with her partner Brad Pitt, on Monday visited internally displaced people and returnees Read more
Ejup Ganic: A Miscarriage of British Justice
March 30, 2010
This post was co-authored by Mary Welstead, a visiting professor at the University of Buckingham. It was originally published by GlobalPost.
Monday, March 1, 2010, on the eve of his 64th birthday, Professor Ejup Ganic was arrested. A United States-educated academic and former member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzogovina, Ganic Read more
Russian ‘nyet’ to NATO extension east
March 30, 2010
Author: Hajrudin Somun
(The former ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to Turkey and a lecturer of the history of diplomacy at Philip Noel-Baker International University in Sarajevo.)
The Balkans are, in these spring times, crowded with so many high-level visits, failed conferences, empty promises and controversies about further regions’ accession to the European Union and NATO that it would be better to wait for better circumstances regarding the first part, considered by the complex term Euro-Atlantic, and focus on the second one. Read more
What lies behind the arrest of Ejup Ganic
March 4, 2010
The London arrest of a Bosnian wartime leader heralds a new phase in Serbia’s unrelenting aggression against Bosnia-Herzegovina, in which the British authorities have now made themselves unwitting pawns. Read more
Serbia’s Extradition Request of Mr. Ganic is an Assault on Bosnia’s Sovereignty
March 4, 2010
Congress of North American Bosniaks strongly condemns the latest political provocation… Read more
Lieberman Calls Referendum Law ‘Disappointing and Alarming’
February 13, 2010
WASHINGTON — U.S. Senator Joseph Lieberman today criticized a move by the Bosnian Serb parliament to approve a law on referendums that could be used to call for secession from Bosnia. Read more
