Trouble is brewing again in the ethnically divided state, exactly three decades after the Srebrenica massacre
There is a risk that the Balkans will turn into a European security problem once again
Eighty-year-old Bosnian painter is the star of the pavilion’s multinational show ‘Home Sextant’
Aside from big names such as Marina Abramović, the region is little known globally, making it ripe for collectors
Propping up an ethnically based political system is no way to prepare the former Yugoslav republic for entry to the bloc
Inflation raises costs in many European resorts, survey finds
Foreign minister warns Brussels not to look at Balkans ‘with a magnifying glass’ and at Kyiv ‘with rose-tinted glasses’
Also in this newsletter: The EU’s capital markets are losing competitiveness, industry warns
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Also in this newsletter: Romania’s prime minister pleads for budget wriggle-room from Brussels
Unseen boundaries are the ones with the most life-changing consequences, argues Maxim Samson’s illuminating collection of case studies
Bloc’s seven-year budget is rapidly burning through cash
General election maintains entrenched divisions between main ethnic groups
Germany’s domestic borrowing plans revive criticism of uneven spending
High representative seeks to unblock four-year paralysis that threatens country’s fragile stability
Nato and the EU have done well to contain rising tensions between Serbia and Kosovo, but deep-seated problems persist
Milorad Dodik denies his pursuit of more autonomy threatens the entire western Balkans
Sanctions should be placed on secessionist politicians who threaten to undermine national sovereignty
Washington acts over secession threats seen as risk to peace accords
Hardline Serb Republic leader advances cause for separate army, judiciary and tax authority from Bosnia
The US and Europe are complicit in the dismal politics of ethnic partition
Group developing Vares deposit embarks on biggest such fundraising by a London-listed miner this year
Serbs boycott Balkan nation’s government while Russia challenges UN’s role in international oversight
Instability and antagonisms pervade the region a quarter of a century after the Yugoslav wars
The Bosnian director discusses her film Quo Vadis, Aida?, about the Srebrenica massacre, ahead of this weekend’s Baftas
