Sarajevo is the best travel destination in the world, according to the readers' choice of National Geographic magazine 🇧🇦🇧🇦

There are reports coming from our brotherly country, Türkiye, that a terrorist attack has occurred in Ankara, resulting in deaths and injuries. My gut feeling is that the West is behind the orchestration of this attack, despite whatever motives the attackers might claim to have. However, due to the recency of this event, I will refrain from making any concrete claims. I would like to extend my condolences to the families of the victims, and I pray that the perpetrators' objectives have not been achieved.

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The Israeli ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina thanked the president of the Croatian Democratic Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dragan Čović, for "standing against terror." This is an individual who has spent his entire career hindering the development of our country and igniting ethnic and religious tensions. It's no surprise that the two get along. 🇧🇦🤜🇮🇱

✊ The last sunny days in Sarajevo ✊

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🫡Petition to rename the Yugoslav wars as "The Bosnian war and the little midget conflicts around it."🫡

Picture of Indonesian President Suharto riding a bullet proof vehicle in the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. 🇮🇩🇧🇦

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Cavusoglu mentioned that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is keen on organizing a tripartite summit involving Turkey, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia. This summit aims to foster dialogue and cooperation among the countries, further solidifying Turkey’s position as a key player in Balkan affairs.
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Eldin Huseinbegović - "Illahi, slavuja s ružom ne rastavi" (Bosniak Nasheed)

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Why is there a Srebrenica Genocide but not a Bosnian Genocide, and its possible implications for the Palestinian Genocide. Part 1:

The perpetrators of the Bosnian Genocide include Serbia, the United Kingdom, France, the United States of America, and Israel (with the last two pretty much being the same thing ). Of these perpetrators, only one—Serbia—was convicted of not preventing a genocide that it knew was happening. This also means that the Serbian state was not found guilty of genocide itself, only of failing to prevent one. Why is that?

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, set up by the United Nations—which was under the influence of the United States—acted in accordance with the wishes of the United States, France, and the UK. This means that the tribunal was under the control of those nations, who had their own interests at play. The tribunal did its best to deliver the least damaging rulings for the Serbian state, resulting in the conviction of Serbia for "not preventing a genocide" despite evidence that suggested that it took an active role in perpetrating the genocide. The Tribunal effectively acted as a shield to prevent the United States, France, Israel, and the UK from possible prosecution, as they were aware that genocide was occurring but did nothing to prevent it (in Israel's case, they actively sent arms and trained soldiers involved in the atrocities).

The most troubling ruling was the tribunal's conclusion that genocide occurred only in one location, in one town—Srebrenica—where the number of victims was set at 8,372, despite the tribunal ruling that there were victims of a genocide in other areas of the country. You read that correctly. The true number of victims in the Bosnian Genocide is around 38,000-40,000, but only about 8,000 of these are recognized as victims of the "Srebrenica Genocide" which lasted about 10 days or so. Do you see what they did?

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A Bosnian soldier plays the accordion during heavy fighting✊

Half a million people less in Serbia while the number of inhabitants in Bosniak Muslim dominated Sandžak is increasing. Our people in Sandžak are steadfast and are resisting the European trends of demographic collapse. May Allah continue to increase them in numbers. ❤️

Abbas Lutumba Husein was a night watchman and a courageous defender of Sarajevo’s cultural heritage during the Bosnian War. Originally from Congo, Husein moved to Sarajevo, where he worked at the Gazi Husrev-beg Library, a historic library containing rare Islamic manunoscripts and books. During the siege of Sarajevo in the 1990s, Husein and his colleagues risked their lives to protect the library's valuable collection from being destroyed by shelling and sniper fire. His connection to the library’s books was deeply personal, as he found solace in reading them, particularly the Qur’an, which he credited with transforming his life.

In a 2012 documentary, The Love of Books: A Sarajevo Story, Husein expressed that he would have preferred to die with the books rather than live without them, highlighting the depth of his dedication to preserving Sarajevo's literary treasures despite the dangers he faced daily from bombings and street violence. 🇧🇦🤝🇨🇩