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Carla Del Ponte, the ex-chief prosecutor for war crimes in former Yugoslavia, has unleashed a storm of recrimination with allegations of a trade in human body parts in Kosovo and Albania after Nato bombed Serbia in 1999. Del Ponte claims, based...

Republika Srpska is an unusual political entity that grew out of the violent dissolution of Yugoslavia. It's independent in some ways but also part of the larger country that is Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Republika Srpska Day went ahead on Monday despite condemnation. Bosnians say it is time for global bodies to step up.

The West will require the Serbian authorities to sign an agreement with the partially-recognized republic of Kosovo on its formal recognition once Belgrade agrees to impose sanctions against Russia, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Sunday.Vucic recalled that Belgrade has withstood external ..

In Bosnia, Serbs are marking the 31st anniversary of the Republika Srpska entity’s founding, despite a court ban.

<p>Kenneth Roth retired from Human Rights Watch after nearly three decades, and expected to move to a fellowship at the Kennedy School. Dean Douglas Elmendorf told him his fellowship was rejected because HRW exhibited "anti-Israel bias." Is the school insufficiently independent of the American foreign policy establishment and its donors? </p>

The prosecution of war crimes in Serbia for the conflicts of the 1990s mirrors the political developments of Serbian society in the last 10 years. The strategy designed in 2016 was considered a necessary step towards the country’s accession to the European Union. But it has failed to bring significant changes. Now the war in Ukraine and tensions in Kosovo further exacerbate nationalist feelings.

Kenneth Roth, the longtime head of Human Rights Watch, had his fellowship offer rescinded.

Ken Roth, who ran Human Rights Watch for 29 years, was denied a fellowship at the Kennedy School for having the temerity to criticize Israel.

The European Parliament on Thursday declared the 1930s starvation of millions of people in Ukraine under Soviet leader Joseph Stalin a "genocide", claims denied by Moscow.