By Casey Cooper Johnson
For a good part of my lifetime, the most menacing term I have come to fear is neither fascism nor global warming. No, more than Hitlers or melting glaciers, I fear terrorists. Srecko Latal
A new, maybe even final showdown between Bosnian Serb politicians and the international community seems to be in the making.

By Maria Hetman

Sarajevo, Nahorevo, and Beyond: I didn’t expect to find a husband while hiking in the hills on my very first Sunday in Sarajevo. Then again, maybe I am speaking too soon: a date for the wedding has not been set, nor have I received an engagement ring.

 

• Eastern Serbia, an Unexplored Diamond
• Croatia: The Adriatic Coast’s New Ibiza

By Marcus Tanner

This collection of travelogues sheds as much light on the British culture of the authors as it does on the Balkans, writes Marcus Tanner.

 

Srecko Latal

Convicted criminal Tasim Kucevic shocked TV viewers in Bosnia and Herzegovina after cameras filmed him attacking and knocking down a middle-aged woman, while his bodyguard pinned a reporter to a fence.