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Kosovo parliament approved a resolution condemning a Serbian court’s decision to convict eight former Kosovo Liberation Army fighters of killing Yugoslav Army troops in September 1998.

Sarajevo hospital doctors and medical staff remember how they saved more than 50,000 people during the longest siege in modern history, despite shortages of power and medical supplies.

In an interview following his release from detention, Imad al-Husin said he may file a lawsuit against Bosnia for holding him for years without a trial or evidence that he represented a threat.

Faced with the systematic collapse of their old pension systems, Bosnia's two entities are transferring the obligations to their over-burdened budgets.

Belgrade filmmaker Nikola Ljuca’s debut feature film opens the International Film Festival, for which this year's theme examines the relationship between art and borders.

Parliament on Thursday backed legal amendments that will authorise troops to help the police patrol the country’s borders and stop illegal migrants.

Kosovo Serb NGOs have backed an appeal for Kosovo Serbs to set aside part of their income to support the work of the Serbian Orthodox Church there.

Radoncic's arrest may not have destablised the current coalition between the two Bosniak parties in Bosnia - but a guilty verdict will have real impact, experts predict.

Police chiefs of Austria, Croatia, Macedonia, Slovenia and Serbia have agreed to transport migrants directly from the Greece-Macedonia border to Austria.

Political crisis talks in Montenegro have become stuck over opposition demands to have more control over the public broadcaster RTCG and the intelligence service.

After a severe infection killed three babies and affected many others, parents and relatives of the victims plan to sue the Romanian authorities.

Activists from Kosovo and Bosnia, meeting on Friday in Pristina, called on their respective governments to end their pointless and destructive feud.

Economic growth will fall to 1.5 per cent in 2016 due to a slowdown in EU funds absorption but will pick up in 2017, the European Commission has said in its latest forecast. 

Mourners gathered to mark the 22nd anniversary of the shelling of Sarajevo’s Markale marketplace and to remember the 68 people who were killed in the blast in 1994.

A European Parliament resolution criticised Serbia for staging an official welcomes for a released war criminals and urged Belgrade to do more to find missing persons from the 1990s conflicts.

The parliamentary presidency voted to reintroduce sponsorship of an event in Bleiburg in Austria commemorating the deaths of tens of thousands of Nazi-allied Croatian troops and civilians.

A new round of crisis talks between Montenegrin leaders started on Friday - but none of the offers on the table appears fully acceptable to the opposition parties.

The two main parties in Croatia's new government have pledged to select the managers of state companies through public tenders in future - but not everyone is persuaded.

Members of the EU statistics body Eurostat met the three main statistical agencies of Bosnia, setting a roadmap that should result in publication of the long-awaited census in June.

A unified inter-ethnic opposition front that would confront Macedonian strongman Nikola Gruevski in the general election is needed - but unlikely to happen, observers caution.