Bosnia struggles to rein in Muslim 'radicals'

Bosnia's inter-ethnic war in the 1990s was a magnet for Arab and Afghan fighters who brought with them a strict Salafist branch of Islam. Many of the today's Bosnian Salafist communities refuse to comply with the country's official Muslim leaders and stand accused of nurturing terrorism. Now the country is exporting foreign fighters, with hundreds leaving Bosnia to wage Jihad in the Middle East.