March 17, 2005
By Carl K. Savich The continuation of yesterday’s piece on the war crimes trials of Bosnian Muslim commanders at the Hague, this article provides vivid examples of mujahedin tactics as well as the fallout of supporting their cause for the US, up to and including the war in Iraq. The El Mujahed Unit: Makeup, Objectives [...]
March 16, 2005
By Carl K. Savich The war crimes indictments and trials of mujahedin and high-ranking Bosnian Muslim military leaders have received scant coverage in the US and Western media. The US government and media do not want to see the unraveling of their lies and deceptions in regard to the true goals and actions of the [...]
April 24, 2004
By Gene Glickman Part 1 of this text described some of my experiences and perceptions during the year that I lived in Sarajevo — the academic year 1969-70. This part will concentrate on my latest visit — three weeks in February and early March, 1997. During my initial visit I had taught at the Music [...]
March 28, 2004
By Christopher Deliso Italian authorities are concerned about a possible link between the Madrid bombers, Al Qaeda and Bosnia, reports Croatia’s Slobodna Dalmacija newspaper. According to their investigation, mujahedin who participated in the Bosnian civil wars were imported from an al Qaeda training camp near Zenica to help with the bombings in Madrid, and other [...]
February 22, 2004
(Balkanalysis.com Research Service)- BanjaLucka Pivara, the biggest brewery in Bosnia & Herzegovina, is getting serious attention from international investors in a privatization tender open until 10 March. Reuters reported on 18 February that 8 multinationals, including Europe’s largest brewers, are seeking a majority stake (53.81 percent) in the Republika Srpska entity. According to manager Predrag [...]
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