More than 10,000 people were killed during the siege of Sarajevo which lasted over three and a half years. Bosnian government forces were outgunned by heavily-armed Bosnian Serbs who held the heights ...

A heavy infantry and artillery onslaught against rebel Serbs may be the first step in a bid to break the 38-month siege of the capital. The Bosnian army unleashed infantry and artillery onslaughts ...

Retired Marine John Richter of Old Saybrook is volunteering for one more mission. Moved by television pictures of civilians suffering in Sarajevo, the 75-year-old retired colonel thought he’d stuff ...

The Sarajevo Film Festival, which was launched in 1995 during the four-year siege of the capital in the midst of the Bosnian War, has always relied on a mixture of self-sufficiency and smart alliances ...

The U.S.-brokered cease-fire was expected to take effect Tuesday even though it appeared unlikely that one condition for the truce-the full restoration of utilities to Sarajevo-would be met on time, ...

SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina — Nine people, including four children who had ventured outdoors to play, were killed yesterday in mortar and sniper attacks on a city desperate to free itself from 38 ...

The driver accelerated each time Serb snipers fired on our armored car as we careened down Mount Igman, the only route into besieged Sarajevo, the capital of chaos and Bosnia. Bouncing past the burned ...

Bosnian Serbs fired a mortar bomb at a French cargo plane at Sarajevo airport Sunday, prompting a blast of canon fire from U.N. troops as NATO warplanes flew overhead in a show of strength, U.N.

Rising from the rubble of the Bosnian War to become one of Southeastern Europe’s leading film and TV industry events, the Sarajevo Film Festival has plenty to celebrate as it marks its 25th edition ...

Bosnians gathered Sunday to commemorate the 27th anniversary of a massacre that claimed 43 lives and injured nearly 84 in Sarajevo. The 1995 Markale marketplace shelling was one of the biggest ...

Route 17 links the cities of Mostar and Sarajevo, following the Neretva River north as it winds through mountains, towns and farming villages. By car, the trip should take about two hours. But on Oct.

A 2-year-old girl and a man were killed when a shell hit a Sarajevo apartment building where people were drawing water at a communal tap Thursday as besieging Bosnian Serbs maintained pressure on the ...