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More genocide victims buried on Srebrenica anniversary
MOUNT IGMAN: File photo taken in Sarajevo on August 10, 1993 shows Commander of Serbian forces in Bosnia General Ratko Mladic (C) arriving at the airport of Sarajevo in order to negociate the withdrawal of his troops from Mount Igman. - AFPn

'Butcher of Bosnia' Mladic faces final genocide verdict
Children ride bicyles and citizens of the Southern-Bosnian town of Mostar walk on city's main promenade, on December 7, 2020. - Mostar is the only Bosnian city that has not held local elections in 12 years. Split into Croat and Bosniak zones by the Dayton Peace Agreement, which ended Bosnia's war 25 years ago, the town is a symbol of the broken politics that has haunted the Balkan state ever since. With two nationalist parties in power and unable to agree on voting rules, Mostar has not held local elections since 2008. (Photo by ELVIS BARUKCIC / AFP)

Mostar, symbol of Bosnia's divides, to vote after 12 years
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