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Bosnia Population Down 13 Percent after War

Preliminary census results show Bosnia's population has dropped by nearly 13 percent since the country's 1992-95 war. Bosnia's Statistics Agency director Zdenko Milinovic says nearly 3.8 million people were registered in the country during the census last month. In the last census, taken in 1991, Bosnia had a population of 4.4 million made up of 43.7 percent Muslims, 31.4 percent Serbs and 17.3 percent Croats. Results on the country's current ethnic composition ...

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