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The flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been placed back on Jahorina mountain at the same site where it was previously torn down following opposition from local figures Eleka and Ćosić.
Political commentary suggests that American associates are financially backing Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik, raising concerns about external interference in Balkan domestic affairs.
More than three decades after the war, the fate of more than 7,500 people from Bosnia and Herzegovina remains unknown. The United Nations Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but...
Authorities in Travnik have arranged water supplies for local livestock farmers facing shortages due to high temperatures and prolonged lack of rainfall.
Authorities in Serbia have apprehended several suspects, including a Bosnian national, for kidnapping and torturing five foreigners in an attempted extortion scheme that demanded a €30,000 ransom.
In a commentary marking the death of former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladić, journalists argue that while individuals age and pass away, the underlying fascist ideologies he represented remain active in the region.
The leadership of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) has officially selected “Jedna država. Jedan tim” (One State. One Team.) as its campaign banner for the upcoming general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Amer Smailović, head of the Bosniak Party parliamentary club, stated that the party's strong performance in executive governance positions them for their best-ever electoral results.
Former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic has died at age 84 while serving a life sentence at The Hague detention unit. The International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals has opened an internal investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death amid regional political reactions.
Statements made by SDA President Bakir Izetbegović regarding the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina have triggered widespread backlash, with rival parties accusing him of historical revisionism while he denies any slip of the tongue.
The United Nations urges continued international and domestic efforts to locate more than 7,500 individuals still missing in Bosnia and Herzegovina decades after the end of the war.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's telecom provider introduces a seamless mobile internet solution designed for travelers exploring domestic and regional destinations as the summer season concludes.
Emergency services used drones to assess fire damage on Trebević mountain after firefighting helicopters were unable to operate, issuing safety warnings to hikers in the affected area.
A United Nations court has determined that Dutch authorities will not launch a criminal inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the death of convicted Bosnian Serb war criminal Ratko Mladic.
Authorities and the public are demanding the immediate dismissal of a Bosnian physician after she published a photograph expressing gratitude to convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. The post has ignited renewed controversy regarding historical accountability in the region.
European Alliance politician Đuričković urged the Bosniak Party to withdraw from the executive branch if authorities fail to respond to the public glorification of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić.
CEO Fuad Šehić announced a 30 percent increase in production capacity and upcoming product launches during a media tour of the company's facilities.
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military leader convicted for his role in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, has died at age 84 while serving a life sentence. His death has drawn mixed reactions from survivors, regional officials, and international media regarding accountability and historical memory.
Following death threats directed at Swedish football star Zlatan Ibrahimović, Bosnian politicians and public figures called for an immediate and robust state intervention. Authorities were urged to investigate the incidents and ensure the athlete's safety amid growing public outrage.
The European Union's chief representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina opened a Sarajevo-based forum focused on strengthening public trust in elections and modernizing voting technologies.
A powerful storm struck northwest Bosnia and Herzegovina today, bringing strong winds that tore off roofs, uprooted trees, and left areas without electricity.
Practicality and affordability drive strong demand for used C-segment station wagons under 20,000 KM in Bosnia-Herzegovina, outperforming newer models in consumer preference.
Intense thunderstorms featuring tennis-ball-sized hail and damaging winds have swept through Bosnia and Herzegovina and parts of Switzerland, destroying vehicles and infrastructure. Local emergency services are assessing the widespread property damage as weather conditions gradually ease.
Analysts suggest that a unified Bosniak minority electoral list could significantly boost voter turnout and play a decisive role in forming future parliamentary majorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The basketball team of Bosnia and Herzegovina was left without Aleksandar Lazić and assistant coach Zoran Petković just before leaving for Lithuania,
The passing of war criminal Ratko Mladic in a Hague prison cell marks the end of a dark chapter in European history, underscoring his legacy as both a brutal perpetrator and a failing military commander whose actions left deep scars across Bosnia.
Drivers in Bosnia frequently park partially on sidewalks despite traffic regulations, though experts note that mounting curbs this way rarely damages vehicles, posing primarily a pedestrian safety issue.
Armin Bašić, a municipal councilor and public works employee, passed away at age 39 in Sarajevo, two months after being severely injured in a road collision.
Facing record-high temperatures, the Novi Grad municipality partnered with local transport and veterinary services to provide essential supplies for pets and livestock across the district.
Following the death of former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladić, sociologist Zoran Gavrilović criticized society's lack of empathy toward victims and questioned whether the state upholds its legal obligations.
A 22-year-old man from Milić died and four others were hospitalized following a two-vehicle collision in Zaklopača, including two minors among the injured.
Official records show the fund disbursed payments for 298 children while receiving only a single debt repayment, highlighting systemic failures in child support enforcement.
Emergency management officials report that the blaze near Trebinje is under control, with fire crews from across Bosnia and Herzegovina continuing to monitor and assist at the site.
A newly highlighted historical charter issued by Ban Kulin officially recognizes the Republic of Ragusa (Dubrovnik), underscoring centuries-old diplomatic and economic connections between the coastal city and inland territories.
Campers from Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region have arrived at the fourth international gathering at the Bunica picnic area. For some, this is just one stop.
Authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina have completed counter-diversion inspections at five locations in Banja Luka following reports of potential explosive devices. Officials confirmed that all sites were cleared and the initial threat tips proved to be false alarms.
Speaking at the anniversary of the self-proclaimed Herzeg-Bosnia entity, Croatian politician Anušić emphasized strong backing for the political autonomy of ethnic Croats within Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Serbian police detained a 42-year-old Croatian woman and a 26-year-old Bosnian man after catching them in the act of committing theft in the capital.
Critics highlight the severe shortcomings of the Bosnian judicial system, noting frequent public glorification of war criminals while only two individuals have been convicted domestically so far.
Despite official bans on mining activities in the Bukova Kosa region near Prijedor, environmental organizations report that heavy machinery remains on-site, raising legal concerns over illegal extraction.
The CRTA center released an audio recording alleging attempts to improperly contact residents of Banja Luka to influence voting patterns in neighboring Serbia.
The Bosnian State Court has released the full text of an indictment targeting Admir Arnautović and Adnan Maglić, detailing the charges brought against them. The publication marks a procedural step in their ongoing legal proceedings.
A photographer for Time magazine has shared vivid recollections of a tense meeting with Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladić amid the brutal conflicts of the 1990s. The account provides a rare firsthand perspective on the human dynamics behind one of Europe’s most notorious wartime figures.
Nermin Muzur hosted representatives from the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Police Veterans Union, promising backing for their ongoing activities.
Barron's examines how the death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic has reopened historical wounds in Bosnia.
The passing of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic has reignited discussions and emotional responses regarding Bosnia's unresolved historical trauma.
Bosnian authorities continue searching for 7,588 individuals who disappeared during the 1990s conflict, now relying on advanced geosonar and drone mapping to locate remains. The technological shift aims to bring closure to families after decades of uncertainty.
Construction crews have successfully pierced the right bore of the Kvanj tunnel, a key milestone for the Corridor 5C highway project south of Mostar, though unresolved military property disputes threaten to delay subsequent sections.
As water levels recede at Ramsko Lake in Bosnia and Herzegovina, twenty submerged villages, along with houses and cemeteries, are emerging from the depths.
Following the death of former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladić, nationalist circles in Serbia continue to honor him as a national defender, overshadowing his life sentence for war crimes and genocide handed down by the ICTY.
Extended periods of high temperatures and lack of rainfall have devastated local agriculture, causing sharp increases in hay prices and threatening livestock survival.
Authorities have deployed an Air Tractor firefighting aircraft and requested additional support as a rapidly spreading wildfire threatens the Konjic area, prompting emergency response measures.
Denis Bećirović, Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, toured the Stari Grad municipality to discuss municipal development projects and emphasize the importance of the Commission for the Preservation of National Monuments.
The bank introduced a specialized housing loan targeting citizens living and working abroad who wish to purchase property in their home country.
Business leaders in Bosnia and Herzegovina are calling for reduced fiscal pressures, arguing that excessive state levies are stifling economic growth and budget contributions.
The SRK Lipljen environmental organization has urged controlled water supply restrictions in parts of Bosnia to prevent permanent ecological damage, as water levels in the Breznica river have fallen critically low.
Several opposition parties issued statements on Thursday following the death of former Bosnian Serb Army general Ratko Mladic, who died in detention i
Zlatko Lagumdžija, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s ambassador to the UN, stated that the death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić in The Hague represents the fulfillment of earthly justice, criticizing current Serbian leadership for being on the wrong side of history.
A new mural depicting notorious Chetnik commander Slavko Aleksić has been unveiled in East Sarajevo, drawing criticism for glorifying a figure associated with wartime atrocities against civilians. The artwork highlights ongoing historical divisions and sensitivities surrounding the Bosnian conflict.
Following the death of former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladić, various veteran and civic groups across the Balkans have issued statements emphasizing the need to remember his victims and reject his wartime ideology. The reactions reflect ongoing regional efforts to address the legacy of the 1990s conflicts.
The HVO Veterans Coordination issued a statement following Ratko Mladić's death, reminding the public of the atrocities committed against Croatian civilians and soldiers in Bosnia.
Federalni ministar unutrašnjih poslova Ramo Isak oglasio se povodom smrti pravosnažno osuđenog ratnog zločinca Ratka Mladića.
A joint operation between Bosnian and Croatian border police units uncovered 61 foreign nationals, primarily from Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan, attempting to cross illegally in the Kozarska Dubica region.
Political figure Miloš Konatar argues that the state's approved macroeconomic framework for 2026–2029 will cause inflation to outstrip wage growth, calling for immediate crisis mitigation measures.
A wildfire on Golom Mountain near Trebinja has spread rapidly due to strong winds, prompting the deployment of personnel from the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina to contain the blaze.
The Central Election Commission imposed fines totaling 61,000 KM on political figures and parties, including Milorad Dodik, for breaching electoral regulations.
Serbian state media has reported the death of Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military commander convicted of genocide and war crimes during the Yugoslav Wars, at the age of 78.
National media outlets in Bosnia and Herzegovina highlighted the International Day of the Disappeared in their Sunday news digest, focusing on unresolved cases and calls for justice.
A Bosnian health official was dismissed after publicly praising convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. The incident has sparked widespread condemnation and renewed debates over historical accountability in the region.
The 38-year-old Bosnian striker has made his long-awaited return to the German top flight, becoming one of the oldest outfield players in the league's history.
The Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina deployed a military helicopter to combat a persistent wildfire near Drežnice outside Mostar. Crews successfully discharged 22,000 liters of water to suppress the flames and protect surrounding areas.
Minister Šipić attended a large family baptism in Mravinci, emphasizing government commitments to demographic renewal and parental support measures.
An exposé examines Jelena Guskova, a Russian academic who spent decades studying the Balkans and increasingly mythologized former Bosnian Serb leader Ratko Mladić.
Metropolitan Mihailo of Montenegro has strongly criticized recent celebrations honoring former Bosnian Serb leader Ratko Mladić, labeling the event a canonization of crime rather than a traditional feast.
The Supreme Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has finalized the conviction of Damir Mehić, sentencing him to 16 and a half years for the 2011 murder of Emir Džinić in central Tuzla.
Transport operators from Bosnia and Herzegovina are organizing a demonstration outside the European Union delegation in Sarajevo to voice concerns regarding new restrictions on their professional stays.
Ratko Mladić has been buried following his death, drawing complex reactions regarding his wartime legacy and the enduring impact of his actions on Bosnia and Herzegovina. The ceremony highlights the continued division and unresolved historical wounds in the Balkans.
A new mobile application called Prijavi nasilje has been launched in Bosnia and Herzegovina, allowing victims of violence to anonymously and securely alert authorities with just a few clicks.
Marking the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, UN officials called for sustained searches for more than 7,500 missing men, women, and children from the Bosnian conflict. The appeal highlights unresolved humanitarian issues decades after the war.
A British colonel has shared his firsthand account of traveling from Tuzla to Srebrenica during the 1993 Bosnian conflict. In the interview, he characterized former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladić as a deeply troubled and brutal wartime figure.
A Bosnian author who lost her father in Srebrenica condemns the glorification of convicted war criminal Mladic, contrasting it with her sense of justice when he was arrested.
HŠK Zrinjski secured a narrow 1-0 away victory against rivals FK Sarajevo thanks to a second-half winning goal. The result extends Zrinjski’s strong form while leaving Sarajevo struggling for consistency this season.
Representative Toni Miletić secured a bronze medal in the 90 kg judo category for Bosnia and Herzegovina at the 2026 Mediterranean Games in Taranto.
Sarajevo and Zrinjski shared the points in a cautious Bosnian Premier League encounter that ended 0-0. Both teams created sporadic opportunities, but solid defensive performances and missed chances kept the scoreboard level throughout the match.
Bosnian politician Ćamil Duraković has filed a criminal complaint against Montenegrin parliamentary speaker Andrija Mandić for publicly honoring convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. The legal action highlights ongoing tensions over historical accountability and regional reconciliation.
A humorous clip captured in Sarajevo's Baščaršija district shows Japanese visitors enjoying traditional Bosnian coffee straight from the pot, delighting online audiences.
The death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić has reignited deep ethnic divisions and historical grievances across Bosnia and Herzegovina, highlighting the region's unresolved post-war tensions.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has criticized the UN and the Hague tribunal regarding the handling of Ratko Mladić, arguing that the former Bosnian Serb leader should have been executed within Serbia.
Bosnian singer Fazlija's song "Helikopter" went viral after Thai actor and singer Pond Naravit surprised tens of thousands of fans by performing it live in Bangkok.
Strong winds and heavy rain swept through northern Bosnia, damaging roofs and infrastructure in towns including Prnjavor, Prijedor, and Banja Luka. Local authorities are assessing the impact of the sudden storm.
The Posušje Mountain Rescue Service successfully found a missing shepherd near Gruda after he became lost in the Podledinac area, utilizing a thermal imaging drone for the search.
"We express deep and serious concern about these threats, which we consider serious because they call for the persecution and violence against the president of the Bosniak Party, who is also the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister..."
Bob Stuart, former commander of a British battalion in Bosnia, shared firsthand accounts of Ratko Mladić’s violence after reports confirmed the convicted war criminal’s death.
Bosnian meteorologist Nedim Sladić forecasts that early September will continue summer weather patterns with no significant changes expected.
A couple from Mrkonjić Grad in Bosnia successfully welcomed their third child following years of marriage and multiple rounds of assisted reproductive technology.
The organizers behind Bosnia and Herzegovina's Eternal Flame metal festival announce that the tribute band Rainmaker will bring a heavy metal night to Sarajevo on September 18.
Commentary reflects on the enduring polarizing legacy of Bosnia's most notorious wartime figure, known as the "Butcher of Bosnia," noting that while he may have passed from public life, he remains viewed as a hero by certain factions. The piece examines how historical trauma continues to shape regional politics.
Authorities in Cazin and Bužim have implemented water rationing measures due to increased consumption and declining reservoir capacities.
Variable cloudy and unstable weather is expected in Bosnia and Herzegovina today, but it will remain hot.
Vehicle congestion has increased at several checkpoints, with drivers facing extended wait times primarily when exiting the country.
A local municipality in Bosnia and Herzegovina is providing substantial financial grants to medical students to encourage healthcare education and retain professionals in the region.
Citizens in Bosnia and Herzegovina have formally proposed renaming a city square to honor victims of gender-based violence following a series of high-profile female murders.
Following the death of former Bosnian Serb leader Ratko Mladić in a Dutch prison, Serbian officials have proposed a state funeral, sparking widespread condemnation from EU institutions, Bosnian authorities, and survivors’ groups. Critics warn that honoring the convicted genocide perpetrator undermines regional reconciliation and violates international norms.
Facing backlash from agricultural communities, President Trump pledged to issue a legal order dismantling major food processing monopolies. The initiative will permit independent cattle ranchers to slaughter and process their own livestock to lower consumer beef prices.
The evening news broadcast highlighted multiple criminal complaints submitted against prominent Bosnian political figures, alongside updates on regional and international developments.
A Bosnian court has ruled in favor of Sebija Izetbegović following the annulment of a University of Sarajevo decision, prompting political backlash and calls for accountability over alleged institutional pressure.
Sarah Eti Castellani traveled to Bosnia and Herzegovina to support the Italian national team during their crucial World Cup qualifying match against Bosnia.
Dawn McKenna has officially arrived in Sarajevo to assume her role as the United Kingdom’s new ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, pledging continued bilateral cooperation.
Temperatures reached up to 40°C in Mostar today, with Sarajevo recording 35°C. Meteorologists warn of another hot day tomorrow accompanied by thunderstorms and heavy showers.
Authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina have published the official cost for citizens participating in the 2027 Hajj pilgrimage. The fee stands at 14,450 convertible marks, covering travel, accommodation, and religious services.
Croatian police arrested a 45-year-old Bosnian citizen near Delnicas for transporting undocumented foreign nationals across the border for payment.
Temperatures in Bosnia and Herzegovina are projected to reach 42°C while Hungary faces heatwaves up to 36°C, both regions experiencing degraded air quality due to heavy Saharan dust deposits.
After a period of milder weather, an intense thermal wave has returned to Bosnia and Herzegovina, forcing residents to seek refuge near the Neretva River to cope with extreme conditions.
A Swiss firm is moving production to Novi Travnik, Bosnia and Herzegovina, planning a €1.5 million investment and doubling output to create new jobs.
Border police in Bosnia and Herzegovina detained a Slovenian national suspected of sending malicious links and draining victims' bank accounts.
Sarajevo observed the 31st anniversary of the Markale market massacre, paying tribute to the civilians killed during the Bosnian War siege. The commemoration served as a somber reminder of the conflict’s enduring impact on the city’s residents.
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Ministry of Communications and Transport is proposing a centralized "one-stop-shop" system for cross-border and inter-entity road transport to significantly reduce administrative delays and waiting times.
A researcher provides a detailed examination of the August 1995 artillery attack in Sarajevo, reviewing historical facts, judicial investigations, and international tribunal verdicts.
A Bosnian charity organization has launched a fundraising appeal for a 33-year-old man from Sarajevo suffering from epilepsy, who requires costly medical treatment in Turkey.
Analysts highlight that former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladić was never convicted for crimes committed in Croatia, pointing to the successful defense of Šibenika as his initial significant battlefield setback.
Law enforcement in Canton 10 of Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued a public alert after counterfeit euro notes were detected circulating within the region.
A persistent wildfire originating from neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina has burned continuously for ten days across the Konavle hills near the Montenegrin border, challenging local firefighting efforts.
Croatian Member of the European Parliament Sunčana Glavak criticized Andrija Mandić for his public statements, emphasizing that as head of state, his words carry significant institutional weight regarding EU integration.
The Russian Foreign Ministry criticized the Hague tribunal’s treatment of former Bosnian Serb leader Ratko Mladić, who recently died in UN detention, calling it evidence of political bias.
PEOPLE-RATKO-MLADIC-REACTIONS:Reactions to death of Ratko Mladic, former general convicted of Bosnia genocide
Moscow has publicly criticized the judicial proceedings surrounding Ratko Mladic, who died in a Hague hospital while serving a life sentence for crimes committed during the Bosnian War.
Emergency crews have fully put out a significant forest fire on Trebević mountain, though teams will continue to monitor smoldering stumps and dry branches overnight.
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military chief convicted for his role in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, has died in a hospital at age 84.
Following programs in Vareš, the festival featuring the theme "Origins-Korijeni" moves toward its grand finale in Kraljeva Sutjeska.
Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency Chairman Denis Bećirović issued a statement declaring that Ratko Mladić will remain permanently etched in black letters in the history of Bosnia, Europe, and the world due to his wartime crimes.
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Employers Association has presented a policy agenda to lawmakers, urging significant tax reductions, comprehensive labor law revisions, and the elimination of thousands of administrative fees and surcharges. Business leaders argue these measures are essential to stimulate economic growth and improve competitiveness.
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković hosted US Representative Claudia Tenney in Sarajevo, signaling continued American diplomatic interest in the country's political and economic stability.
Authorities have requested a two-month prison extension for Bartłomiej Krakowiak, who allegedly set fire to an altar and defaced statues of the Virgin Mary at the famous pilgrimage site.
More than 3.4 million citizens are registered to vote in the upcoming general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina scheduled for October 4.
Thousands of supporters publicly celebrated convicted Bosnian Serb war criminal Ratko Mladic during gatherings in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Attendees were seen kissing Serbian flags and touching photographs of the former general despite his life imprisonment.
National team player Samed Baždar delivered an outstanding performance in the fourth round of the Belgian league, netting two goals to lead St. Truiden to victory.
Athletes from Bosnia and Herzegovina and neighboring countries gathered at Boračko Lake to compete in the annual Kulin Ban Cup swimming tournament. The event showcases regional talent and promotes competitive aquatic sports.
A humanitarian drive has been initiated to support a nine-year-old student from OŠ Hrasno who suffered a sudden severe illness during the school break.
Teachers in Bosnia's Zenica-Doboj Canton have issued an urgent appeal highlighting alleged discriminatory practices and fake candidate lists in recent public sector recruitment competitions.
A persistent wildfire near Kalesije continues to pose a serious threat due to difficult terrain and dry vegetation, with flames advancing toward Živinice.
An examination reveals how the fascist ideologies associated with convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić continue to resonate in Serbia and the wider Balkan region despite his death.
The healthcare facility in Bosnia and Herzegovina is investing 4.6 million KM to acquire a new linear accelerator, significantly upgrading its capacity to treat cancer patients with modern radiation therapy.
A leading figure asserts his party will achieve its best election results yet, citing the closure of 15 EU negotiation chapters as evidence of serious commitment to European integration and regional stability.
The UN mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina has called for stronger efforts to locate the remains and determine the fate of more than 7,500 people who disappeared during the country's 1990s conflict.
Authorities are investigating after the vehicle of Senad Hubjera, a sitting member of the Goražde Cantonal Assembly, was deliberately ignited overnight near his residence, raising concerns over political intimidation.
Meteorologists forecast predominantly sunny conditions across Bosnia and Herzegovina, with temperatures soaring up to 39°C in some areas and isolated thunderstorms expected in the evening.
The country is grappling with multiple ecological crises, including a landfill fire in Uborak, a major incident at the aging Tuzla thermal power plant, and severe summer air pollution in Kakanj.
The Office of the High Representative has called on Bosnian authorities to impose sanctions on individuals who publicly glorify wartime offenders. The directive aims to strengthen accountability and promote reconciliation in post-conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The provincial government hosted a formal ceremony and traditional music gala at the Bosnian National Theatre in Zenica to celebrate the regional holiday.
Top Bosnian basketball player Jusuf Nurkić publicly expressed support for Aleksandar Lazić and Zoran Petković regarding their ongoing legal and public dispute.
Former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladić has died while serving a life sentence in a Dutch prison. His passing has prompted discussions regarding the universality of international justice and outlined plans for a dignified funeral according to his family's wishes.
The Bosniak National Council condemned a rising spiral of hatred targeting the prominent figure, warning that unchecked hostility could severely undermine public safety.
A prominent Serbian Orthodox religious leader has publicly praised former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladić, drawing attention to ongoing debates over historical accountability. The remarks highlight continuing divisions regarding wartime legacies in the Balkans.
Electro-Industry of Herzeg-Bosnia (HZHB) confirmed it is purchasing electricity on the open market to cover supply shortages affecting its operations in central Bosnia.
Bosnian analyst Jasmin Mujanović has urged European Union leaders to impose targeted sanctions on Serbian political figures accused of glorifying wartime atrocities, arguing that such actions disqualify Belgrade from EU membership. The call highlights growing diplomatic friction over historical accountability in the Western Balkans.
Survivors and international observers have shared reactions to the death of former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladić, reflecting on his wartime crimes and enduring controversial legacy. The coverage highlights both personal testimonies from genocide survivors and broader geopolitical commentary on his historical impact.
Bosnia and Herzegovina generated 1,065 GWh of electricity in June, with thermal power stations accounting for over 60 percent of total production.
Bosnia and Herzegovina captain Edin Džeko posted a personal photograph on social media, emphasizing that his family remains the central focus of his life despite his successful career.
Former Mornar player Aleksandar Lazić was sent back before the team's trip to Vilnius for a Lithuania qualifier, sparking a scandal over alleged political interference in the squad.
War crimes prosecutor Bruno Vekaric has officially refuted allegations that Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic assisted in locating and arresting former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic.
Public outrage erupted in the Czech Republic after journalist Radim Panenka published a post glorifying deceased Bosnian Serb war criminal Ratko Mladić, prompting citizen reports and official condemnation.
A Bosnian university institute has formally petitioned international judges in The Hague concerning Serbia's announcement to grant former war criminal Ratko Mladić a state funeral. The group argues that honoring him would undermine international justice and victim recognition.
A newly painted mural depicting World War II-era Chetnik commander Slavko Aleksić has drawn attention in East New Sarajevo. The artwork has reignited debates over historical memory and the glorification of wartime figures in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Promising Bosnian striker Dženan Pejčinović is set to join the German national team setup ahead of their upcoming matches under new head coach Jürgen Klopp, dealing a blow to local hopes.
Bosnian Defense Minister Denis Bećirović has formally appealed to the country’s Constitutional Court to overturn legislation in Republika Srpska that bans the use of former state army symbols. The legal challenge targets recent amendments to the criminal code that restrict national emblems.
A prominent Bosnian official stated that an international court should have been created during the 1990s conflicts rather than relying solely on the ICTY, arguing it would have prevented perceptions of bias. The remarks reflect ongoing debates about historical accountability and regional geopolitics.
Renewed conflicts and instability in the Middle East have triggered a spike in global crude oil prices, directly impacting fuel costs for consumers in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Meteorologists predict variable cloudiness and unstable weather with thunderstorms across Bosnia and Herzegovina, while high temperatures continue to dominate the region.
Croatian Deputy Prime Minister Ivan Anušić affirmed that Croatia will continue backing the political autonomy of ethnic Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding their representation in government.
Bosnian social media personality Amina Efendić celebrated with close friends in a traditional bachelorette gathering as she counts down to her upcoming marriage.
A severe heatwave combined with Saharan dust has prompted red alerts and public health warnings across Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Sarajevo experiencing significantly elevated PM10 and PM2.5 levels.
Former Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor has called on Zagreb to halt Serbia and Montenegro’s European Union accession negotiations following their controversial public responses to the death of former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladić. The proposal has reignited diplomatic friction over historical accountability in the Western Balkans.
Freight carriers from Bosnia and Herzegovina will join a broader Western Balkans logistics strike, warning that industry collapse is imminent without regulatory changes.
Reports suggest that Bosnia and Herzegovina national team midfielder Ermin Mahmić may be set to leave Celtic FC for a new club in Turkey next season.
A stark financial disparity has emerged in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with volleyball clubs in the Federation entity paying up to six times more in fees than their counterparts in Republika Srpska ahead of the new season.
Motorists face significant congestion on Croatia’s A1 motorway and across Bosnia and Herzegovina due to accidents and seasonal travel surges. Road authorities advise drivers to expect prolonged wait times and consider alternative routes.
Plastic traffic cones installed earlier in the week to prevent illegal vehicle parking were cut down and destroyed overnight in the Sokolović Kolonija neighborhood of Ilidža, Bosnia.
A large fire erupted at a municipal landfill in Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina, with strong winds severely hampering firefighting efforts and forcing the closure of the nearby Trebinje-Herceg Novi road.
Serbian authorities have confirmed that former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladić will receive a state funeral with full military honors upon his death, sparking international controversy given his conviction for genocide.
Croatian musician Jakov Jozinović and Bosnian pop star Džejla Ramović were photographed enjoying a casual walk together in central Zagreb. The sighting has sparked media attention regarding their personal relationship.
Bosnian telecom provider BH Telecom has introduced a promotional campaign offering increased internet data, reduced monthly fees, and bonus gigabytes to attract and retain customers.
The Bosnian Ministry of Defence confirmed that a German military plane will perform a scheduled observation flight over the country from August 31 to September 4 under the Open Skies Treaty.
The 2026 Audi B2B Run event attracts companies from Bosnia and Herzegovina and the wider region, offering a business-focused alternative to traditional team-building activities.
The Bosnian Community of Culture has unveiled plans for a monument dedicated to Ban Kulin, a prominent medieval ruler of Bosnia, to be installed in Sarajevo.
Serbia will hold a state funeral for former Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladić following his death in a Dutch prison, drawing sharp criticism from neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. The decision has reignited tensions over the glorification of convicted war criminals and prompted calls for legal action against public displays honoring him.
As summer holidays end and the academic year begins, parents in Bosnia and Herzegovina are grappling with increasing expenses for essential school materials.
Članica Parlamenta Velike Britanije Alicia Kearns komentarisala je odluku Vlade Srbije da sahrane osuđenog ratnog zločinca uz najviše državne i vojne počasti.
Veteran journalist Allan Little has shared his firsthand account of encountering Radovan Mladić during the early stages of the Bosnian War. He described the future Bosnian Serb commander as a dangerously fanatical figure at the time.
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military leader convicted of genocide and war crimes for his role in the Srebrenica massacre, has died at age 84 while awaiting transfer to serve the remainder of his life sentence.
Ratko Mladic, the ‘Butcher of Bosnia,’ dies in prison at 84 Qatar Tribune
In a personal column, journalist Jurica Pavičić recounts his first encounter with convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić during military service in Ohrid, noting that Mladić’s violent tendencies were evident years before the Bosnian conflict began.
Bosnian authorities have launched criminal proceedings against several Republika Srpska politicians and public figures for allegedly glorifying convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. The legal actions follow controversial ceremonies and statements that have drawn sharp condemnation from domestic and international observers.
Meteorologists warn that a significant influx of Saharan dust combined with record-high temperatures will soon blanket Bosnia and Herzegovina, creating air quality and visibility issues reminiscent of desert environments.
Federal Minister for Refugees and Displaced Persons Nerin Dizdar has instructed state and entity police agencies to focus specifically on safety conditions in returnee areas.
Recent data indicates that increased travel from Bosnia and Herzegovina provides a net economic benefit to the host region without overburdening local infrastructure or services. Analysts note the visitation pattern supports sustainable tourism growth.
Law enforcement agencies conducted a large-scale raid across the Sarajevo and Central Bosnia cantons, seizing firearms, narcotics, and luxury vehicles while detaining nine suspects linked to organized crime.
YIHR director Sofija Todorović cautioned that Serbian institutions may weaponize the former Bosnian Serb leader's death for electoral gain ahead of upcoming parliamentary votes.
A BBC feature examines the historical record of Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladic, detailing his role in orchestrating ethnic cleansing during the Yugoslav wars.
A court in Belgrade ordered 30 days of pre-trial detention for a 50-year-old Bosnian national suspected of assaulting an elderly woman.
Bosnian federal ministers investigate environmental violations and air pollution at the Tuzla Thermal Power Plant, demanding accountability and accelerated investments in ecological protection.