A powerful testament to the human spirit, the Tunnel of Hope emerged amidst the tumultuous Bosnian War in the 1990s, serving as Sarajevo's sole lifeline to the outside world. In a touching interview, we had the privilege of speaking with Aldin, a survivor of the war, who shared firsthand accounts of how these tunnels were constructed and why they became a beacon of hope for the people of Sarajevo during the war. Are you an expert on Bosnia? Play our Insightful Travel Trivia game for a chance to

"We feel for the people of Gaza because we went through horrors of war in a very similar way." Bosnian survivors of genocide have protested Israel’s genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. | Al Jazeera English

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"We always think of war as something that happens to other people." The siege of Sarajevo started 30 years ago this week. Zlata Filipovic was amongst the Bosnian children who witnessed the atrocities in their hometown. Her solace was the diary in which she wrote about living through the longest siege in modern history. A letter to Ukraine from Sarajevo: https://bbc.in/3uVFBkf | BBC World Service