When the Dayton peace accords ended the Bosnian war exactly ten years ago, it was of course good news, and the world’s media caravan rolled on elsewhere. Ever since, Bosnia has only ever merited the occasional story about the Srebrenica massacre or Radovan Karadzic and General Ratko Mladic, the wartime Bosnian Serb leaders wanted for war crimes, or possibly as part of wider reports about organised crime or people trafficking. The result is that most well informed people could be forgiven for thinking that not much has changed in the last ten years. They would be totally wrong.