Bosnia

Bosnia, a country in the Balkans, continues to grapple with the legacy of the 1992-1995 war. Recent news highlights ongoing investigations into war crimes, including alleged "sniper tourism" in Sarajevo, with Italy probing a suspect. The US is also moving to strip an alleged Bosnian war criminal of his citizenship for failing to disclose his wartime service as a guard. These actions underscore the continued pursuit of justice and accountability for atrocities committed during the conflict. Furthermore, the war's impact is still felt, with a recent video explaining key terms from the conflict. The war's legacy also touches on immigration and refugee experiences, as illustrated by a Bosnian refugee's reflection on Sweden's changing attitudes towards immigrants. These events highlight the enduring relevance of the Bosnian war and its continued impact on both domestic and international affairs.