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.
The documentary film 'Identity' by Slađana Lučić features the stories of Ajna Jusić, Alen Muhić, and Lejla Damon, adults born as a result of sexual violence during the war in Bosnia, highlighting their experiences and challenges.
Kosovo's acting Interior Minister, Xhelal Sveçla, officially confirmed that Vladimir Lučić, the director of Telekom Srbija, has been declared persona non grata in Kosovo, permanently banning his entry.
The president of Howard University has defended the institution's decisions regarding student unenrollment amidst public backlash. The university's actions have drawn criticism and scrutiny.
Retired prosecutor Jasmina Paunović addressed pro-regime media and Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić after being targeted following her appearance on Dejan Lučić's podcast, reiterating her stance against the accusations.
The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina held an emergency session, certifying 29 registered coalitions while also issuing fines to political entities including HDZ, HDZ 1990, NiP, SNSD, and an individual, Lučić.
A leaked recording from a private meeting shows Dragan Čović insulting Lučić and expressing concern over the 'Petorka' alliance potentially taking votes from HDZ. Čović reportedly called Lučić a 'criminal and a fraudster' and worried about a 20% loss in votes.
HDZ President Dragan Čović has leveled serious accusations against Zdenko Lučić, a candidate for the BiH Presidency from the Croatian people, calling him a 'smuggler, speculator, war profiteer, and criminal.'
Zdenko Lučić, a candidate for the BiH Presidency from the Croatian people, stated that Croats will fight for their own entity or the Croatian Republic of Herceg-Bosna if their rights are not realized.
A coalition of Croatian-aligned opposition parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina, dubbed the 'Croatian five,' has introduced Zdenko Lučić as their candidate for the BiH Presidency.
Zdenko Lučić announced on social media a draft national security strategy for Bosnia and Herzegovina, asserting his legitimacy as a candidate for the BiH Presidency, with confirmation expected next week.
A hacker group reportedly published a database of Telekom Srbija users online, exposing nearly 340,000 national identification numbers and personal data, prompting legal experts to warn that citizens whose data was compromised can sue the company.
Former police officer and TV series actor Leon Lučić, 54, is negotiating a plea agreement with the Velika Gorica prosecutor's office. The case involves the attempted murder of an acquaintance, Denis M., in Zagreb last year.
Telekom Serbia's CEO, Vladimir Lučić, stated that only 29 repeaters for Telekom in Kosovo are insufficient, leading to significant mobile network coverage problems. This limited infrastructure poses a challenge for providing adequate service in the region.
Vladimir Lučić, General Director of Telekom Srbija, stated he has not received official information regarding a permanent ban from the Pristina administration to enter Kosovo, vowing to fight any such decision through legal means.
Retired prosecutor Jasmina Paunović stated she was misunderstood and is a 'prey' to the regime, responding to strong public reactions following her guest appearance on a show hosted by Dejan Lučić.
Nine months after being seen singing outside a court, former policeman and TV actor Leon Lučić's court case has taken an unexpected turn, as reported by Jutarnji List.
The 2026 Men's World Cup began with various teams, including England, Portugal, and France, playing their opening matches. Cristiano Ronaldo made history by starting his sixth World Cup campaign, while Morocco announced its bid for the 2030 tournament.
Zdenko Lučić, a Croatian candidate for the BiH Presidency, has escalated his public conflict with HDZ BiH President Dragan Čović, highlighting Čović's past use of Cyrillic signatures and self-identification as a Yugoslav.
A political conflict is escalating in Herzegovina between Dragan Čović, president of HDZ BiH, and Zdenko Lučić, a candidate for the BiH Presidency member from a five-party coalition.
Zdenko Lučić's candidacy for the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been officially submitted, backed by HDZ 1990 and several other Croatian-designated opposition parties.
Five Croatian political parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina have nominated Zdenko Lučić for the Croatian member of the BiH Presidency, a move that has sparked debate about the country's political alignment, with some framing the choice as one between Sarajevo and Zagreb, or BiH and Croatia.
HDZ 1990 and its partner parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina have officially nominated Zdenko Lučić as their candidate for the Croatian member of the BiH Presidency.
Zdenko Lučić has been identified as one of the potential candidates from the "Petorka" (The Five) for a member of the BiH Presidency representing the Croatian people. His candidacy raises questions ab
Ana Lučić, the public relations manager for the Center for Civil Initiatives (CCI), has passed away, with her funeral scheduled to take place tomorrow at the New Cemetery in Bijeljina.
Aleksandar Milošević, a public prosecutor from the Belgrade Higher Public Prosecutor's Office, has been appointed as the new head of the Special Department for Suppression of Corruption (POSK).
Zdenko Lučić, a candidate for the BiH Presidency, claims that Dragan Čović, leader of HDZ BiH, rejected an offer from Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) in 2023 to establish a drone production facility in Mostar.
Vladimir Lučić, the CEO of Telekom Serbia, has been declared persona non grata in Kosovo and permanently banned from entering the territory. Kosovo's Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal Sveçla, stated the decision was based on Lučić's public statements.
UEFA is threatening to boycott tournaments and held an emergency meeting to discuss FIFA's proposed World Cup investment plan. FIFA President Gianni Infantino defended the plan as a "golden opportunity" despite opposition from various football bodies.
Criminal charges have been filed against individuals, including Jasmina Paunović and Dejan Lučić, concerning alleged irregularities with daily allowances for an SNS rally, with some claiming political motivation.
According to Lučić, Serbia could become part of the European roaming system, allowing phone usage under 'home' conditions, by the end of this year or early 2027 at the latest.
Zdenko Lučić, a candidate for the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, continued his conflict with HDZ President Dragan Čović on Facebook, claiming Čović only became a Croat when the war started, having previously signed documents in Cyrillic.
Dragan Čović, president of HDZ BiH, accused Zdenko Lučić, a candidate for the Presidency, of being a war profiteer and criminal, suggesting political centers in Sarajevo are behind his statements. Lučić retaliated by publishing a 1991 document from 'Soko' company and accusing Čović of privatizing the party and questioning his Croatian identity.
Zdenko Lučić, a candidate for the Presidency of BiH, stated that HDZ BiH is a hostage to one man and criticized the policies of Čović and Komšić as leading to chaos.
Zdenko Lučić, the joint candidate of the 'Petorka' coalition for the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, gave his first interview discussing his candidacy, relationship with HDZ BiH, and vision for the country.
Zdenko Lučić, an unofficial opposition candidate for the BiH Presidency from the Croatian people, has presented a draft of a new National Security Strategy for Bosnia and Herzegovina, prioritizing state security.
The newly formed forestry company 'Crna Gora šume' (Montenegro Forests) has lost its first Board of Directors after only six months, following the resignation of Lučić.
Following a cyberattack on Telekom Srbija, legal experts have advised users on compensation rights, while the company's director downplays the incident and the commissioner demands detailed information.
Montenegro's Constitutional Court has confirmed receipt of an initiative from academics claiming they are the lowest-paid despite their scientific titles, and will decide on the matter after receiving opinions from the government and union.
