Radio Banja Luka residents spent the night of November 21-22 celebrating the Dayton peace agreement on Bosnia. They partied at home and in bars and restaurants. The city’s local BIG radio had a phone in; listeners spoke about what they’re drinking and who they’re partying with. In the morning one of the anchors of the popular radio asked: “Peace has […]
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