NATO works to control illicit weapons in Bosnia-Herzegovina

Article Abstract:

The fear of possible return of war after the end of Bosnian War has led NATO's stabilization Force (SFOR) to make attempt to remove illicit weapons from the civilian population through Operation 'Harvest'. Troops in SFOR's Multi-National Brigades use a range of methods, including intelligence led search-and-seizure operations and voluntary weapons collection programmes, to remove illegal arms and ammunition from the civilian population of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Legal issues & crime, Company legal issue, Investigations, Military aspects, Arms smuggling, North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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Country-risk assessment: Bosnia-Herzegovina

Article Abstract:

Despite of the relative stability in Bosnia-Herzegovina since the Dayton Accords, a push for a unitary state to give way for European Union's (EU) entry could spark a violent reaction from elements in Republika Srpska. The widespread presence of landmines and the possibilities of Islamist groups targeting Western facilities present the most immediate security threat in the country.

Political violence

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Bosnia prepares for life after Izetbegovic

Article Abstract:

Bosnia's election results have brought about an apprehension concerning the country's future. Many observers believe the election is a blow to democracy, in a country that is already plagued by corruption.

Elections, Political corruption

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