Three decades after the war, Bosnia and Herzegovina continues to face the consequences of an incomplete process of facing its past. Although the war has ended and institutions formally function, society remains burdened by mistrust, differing interpretations of the war legacy, and frequent political misuse of issues that ought to be the subject of responsible...

I cannot undo the scattering of our generation across Serbia, Germany and beyond. But I can remember, and I can write.

By Fatmir Menekshe



“A Roma neighborhood, but today without Roma people. A once vibrant place, now empty. A place that once laughed, now weeps.”



With these words, Azir Jasari, a Roma journalist and researcher from Prishtina, begins his account. Through personal memories, he revisits the history of Moravska, once one of the largest Roma neighbourhoods in Kosovo’s...

Pro Peace strongly condemns the violent attack on acclaimed writer and KROKODIL Program Director Vladimir Arsenijević, as well as the threats, intimidation and desecration of the site intended for the peaceful commemoration of the victims of the Srebrenica genocide in Belgrade on 11 July 2026. Due to serious security concerns, the commemoration organised by the...

by Fisnik Minci



In the center of Suharekë, amid the ordinary bustle of a day in May, there is a place marked by a profound and sorrowful silence. For visitors, it creates the impression that time stopped forever in the spring of 1999.



The old aluminum doors, forced open and punctured by bullets, remain in their original...