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Police patrols come under fire in Kosovo's volatile north

Authorities are investigating whether the attack was related to smuggling or tensions between Serbia and Kosovo.

A secession in Bosnia is underway and NATO must be worried

The situation in Bosnia is no longer a political crisis, but a rapidly deteriorating security crisis.

Don’t let the crisis in Bosnia spiral into another catastrophe

Europe needs to create and integrate a genocide prevention strategy to keep history from repeating itself in the Balkans.

A town in Bosnia and Herzegovina raises the ghosts of the past

Brcko was home to some of the first war crimes in the 1990s and a recent announcement to secede is a warning shot that things could go south again.

A roadmap towards 'clipping the wings' of the Bosnian state

Bosnian Serb leadership are establishing new facts on the ground that could pave the way for secession in the future.

Serbia heightens alert for army, police at Kosovo border

The move comes after Kosovo deployed police to the area after its government last Monday decided to require drivers with Serbian registration plates to put on temporary ones when entering Kosovo.

Kosovo says offices attacked in volatile north as Serbs block roads

The car registration office in the town of Zubin Potok was set ablaze and two hand grenades were thrown at the civil registration office in the town of Zvecan.

Bosnian Serbs vote to keep disputed 'Republic Day'

More than three-quarters of the vote has been counted in a referendum on whether to keep January 9 as a national holiday despite a ban issued by Bosnia's Constitutional Court.