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What Is Special About Bosnian Coffee, And How Is It Different From Turkish Coffee?
A must-try for all coffee lovers, Bosnian coffee is an experience. Find out how it's different from Turkish coffee.
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US Lifts Sanctions On Bosnian Serb Leader Dodik, Citing 'Defused Crisis'
The US Treasury Department on Wednesday lifted sanctions on Bosnian Serb nationalist leader Milorad Dodik, his allies, and family members and companies related to them, the Office of Foreign Assets Control announced.
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Bosnia Serb Leader Sentenced To Jail For Defying International Peace Envoy
A Bosnia court on Wednesday sentenced Bosnian Serb separatist leader Milorad Dodik to one year in jail for defying orders of an international peace envoy.
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France Expels 5 Of A Family For Forcibly Shaving Teen's Head Over Affair
Five family members of a Bosnian teenager who forcibly shaved her head over her relationship with a Christian Serb man have been expelled from France, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said Saturday.
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Mass Grave With Nearly 100 Bodies Found In Bosnia
The remains of nearly 100 people, believed to be Bosnian Muslims and Croats executed in one of the most brutal episodes of the 1990s war, were found in a mass grave, an official said Thursday.
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UN Prosecutors Urge Life Term For 'Butcher Of Bosnia'
Prosecutors urged UN judges on Wednesday to jail Ratko Mladic for life, accusing the former Serb commander of a ruthless campaign of ethnic cleansing to create a Greater Serbia in the 1990s Balkans wars.
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Rose Petals And Tears: Bosnians Honor Srebrenica Victims
Thousands of Bosnians raised their hands in prayer today as a truck bearing 127 coffins passed through the capital on its way to Srebrenica, where the newly identified victims of Europe's worst massacre since World War II will be buried on the 21st anniversary of the crime.
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The 11 Charges Against Serbian War Leader Radovan Karadzic
Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic will today learn if UN war crimes judges have found him guilty of a slew of atrocities, including a campaign of ethnic cleansing, during the 1990s Balkans conflict.
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2 Bosnian Military Members Shot Dead By Suicide Bomber: Police
Two members of Bosnia's armed forces were killed on Wednesday night when a man attacked them with automatic weapons near a barracks in Sarajevo before blowing himself up, police said.
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Bosnian Imam Jailed for Recruiting Islamic State Fighters
A Bosnian Muslim cleric was sentenced to seven years in jail today for recruiting fighters to join Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, under a new law aimed at stopping people becoming terrorists in the Middle East.
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Serbian PM Forced to Flee Srebrenica Massacre Memorial
Serbia's prime minister was forced to flee a ceremony held to mark 20 years since the Srebrenica massacre on Saturday, when mourners hurled stones and bottles at him in what his government later described as an attempted assassination.
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Assassin Who Sparked World War I Gets Statue in Belgrade
A statue of a Bosnian Serb nationalist whose assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand 101 years ago sparked World War I, and who is seen here as an icon of Serb patriotism, was inaugurated here Sunday.
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Police Arrest 15 in Bosnia-France Human Trafficking Ring
The Bosnian and French police, today, arrested 15 members of a human trafficking ring that forced women and children to beg and steal in cities across France, Bosnian authorities said.
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Serbia Seeks Extradition of Former Bosnian Muslim Commander
Belgrade has asked Switzerland to extradite former Bosnian Muslim commander Naser Oric, who was arrested in Geneva on a war crimes warrant from Serbia, Serbia's official news agency reported Sunday.
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Pope Francis in Sarajevo, Urges Lasting Ethnic and Religious Peace
Pope Francis urged Bosnians on Saturday to seek lasting ethnic and religious harmony to heal the deep, lingering wounds of the 1992-1995 war that devastated the former Yugoslav republic.
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What Is Special About Bosnian Coffee, And How Is It Different From Turkish Coffee?
A must-try for all coffee lovers, Bosnian coffee is an experience. Find out how it's different from Turkish coffee.
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US Lifts Sanctions On Bosnian Serb Leader Dodik, Citing 'Defused Crisis'
The US Treasury Department on Wednesday lifted sanctions on Bosnian Serb nationalist leader Milorad Dodik, his allies, and family members and companies related to them, the Office of Foreign Assets Control announced.
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Bosnia Serb Leader Sentenced To Jail For Defying International Peace Envoy
A Bosnia court on Wednesday sentenced Bosnian Serb separatist leader Milorad Dodik to one year in jail for defying orders of an international peace envoy.
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France Expels 5 Of A Family For Forcibly Shaving Teen's Head Over Affair
Five family members of a Bosnian teenager who forcibly shaved her head over her relationship with a Christian Serb man have been expelled from France, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said Saturday.
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Mass Grave With Nearly 100 Bodies Found In Bosnia
The remains of nearly 100 people, believed to be Bosnian Muslims and Croats executed in one of the most brutal episodes of the 1990s war, were found in a mass grave, an official said Thursday.
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UN Prosecutors Urge Life Term For 'Butcher Of Bosnia'
Prosecutors urged UN judges on Wednesday to jail Ratko Mladic for life, accusing the former Serb commander of a ruthless campaign of ethnic cleansing to create a Greater Serbia in the 1990s Balkans wars.
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Rose Petals And Tears: Bosnians Honor Srebrenica Victims
Thousands of Bosnians raised their hands in prayer today as a truck bearing 127 coffins passed through the capital on its way to Srebrenica, where the newly identified victims of Europe's worst massacre since World War II will be buried on the 21st anniversary of the crime.
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The 11 Charges Against Serbian War Leader Radovan Karadzic
Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic will today learn if UN war crimes judges have found him guilty of a slew of atrocities, including a campaign of ethnic cleansing, during the 1990s Balkans conflict.
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2 Bosnian Military Members Shot Dead By Suicide Bomber: Police
Two members of Bosnia's armed forces were killed on Wednesday night when a man attacked them with automatic weapons near a barracks in Sarajevo before blowing himself up, police said.
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Bosnian Imam Jailed for Recruiting Islamic State Fighters
A Bosnian Muslim cleric was sentenced to seven years in jail today for recruiting fighters to join Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, under a new law aimed at stopping people becoming terrorists in the Middle East.
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Serbian PM Forced to Flee Srebrenica Massacre Memorial
Serbia's prime minister was forced to flee a ceremony held to mark 20 years since the Srebrenica massacre on Saturday, when mourners hurled stones and bottles at him in what his government later described as an attempted assassination.
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Assassin Who Sparked World War I Gets Statue in Belgrade
A statue of a Bosnian Serb nationalist whose assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand 101 years ago sparked World War I, and who is seen here as an icon of Serb patriotism, was inaugurated here Sunday.
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Police Arrest 15 in Bosnia-France Human Trafficking Ring
The Bosnian and French police, today, arrested 15 members of a human trafficking ring that forced women and children to beg and steal in cities across France, Bosnian authorities said.
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Serbia Seeks Extradition of Former Bosnian Muslim Commander
Belgrade has asked Switzerland to extradite former Bosnian Muslim commander Naser Oric, who was arrested in Geneva on a war crimes warrant from Serbia, Serbia's official news agency reported Sunday.
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Pope Francis in Sarajevo, Urges Lasting Ethnic and Religious Peace
Pope Francis urged Bosnians on Saturday to seek lasting ethnic and religious harmony to heal the deep, lingering wounds of the 1992-1995 war that devastated the former Yugoslav republic.
