Twenty-five years ago today, marks the beginning of the worst mass killing in Europe since the Holocaust. On July 11, 1995, Bosnian Serb (VRS) forces rounded up 8372 Bosnian Muslim men and…

On 2 July a delegation of the International Institute for Middle East and Balkan Studies (IFIMES) visited IACA. The Delegation consisted of two IFIMES Directors, Mr. Zijad Bećirović and Mr. Bakhtyar Aljaf,…

New York – Berlin – Paris – Brussels – Zürich – Vienna – Stockholm, Roma, Ankara, Sarajevo, Novi Pazar  July 5, 2020  Letter to the UN, US Department of State, EU, EP…

Ignored by the Serbian government, Muslims living in the Sandzak region are left hoping for help from Turkey or Bosnia to combat the COVID-19 pandemic outburst Serbia’s part of the Sandzak region,…

One of  Serbian opposition leaders, Sergej Trifunović, posted a video of himself and other political partners (some allegedly on the political left) singing a WWII Chetnik/Nazi collaborationist songs. He first defended himself…

Srebrenica Memorial Center and the War Childhood Museum have formed a joint collection, which doubles as the first collection on childhoods affected by the Srebrenica siege and genocide, as well as an…

Because the coronavirus pandemic caused delays to appeal hearings, the final verdict in former Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladic’s trial for genocide and other wartime crimes will not be delivered until…

The Serbian Administrative Court has ruled that the Serbian Interior Ministry’s disciplinary commission must reconsider the dismissal of policeman Mladen Trbovic, who has been accused of disclosing official secrets by talking to…