Members of a local hunting club in Mostar successfully extracted a young bear trapped in a deep rock crevice and safely returned it to the wild using ropes.

A group of dismissed workers of JP 'Komunalno' Mostar announced that they have not yet received a response from the Supervisory Board of that public company to the complaints they filed.

The employees' union at the Clinical Hospital Center in Mostar has announced legal action against the institution's management board, citing unlawful adoption of new work rules.

Anglers near Mostar successfully hauled a nearly two-meter-long, 50-kilogram catfish onto the shore at Salakovac beach.

SDA President Bakir Izetbegović attended an event in Mostar, where he warned against allowing divisions among Bosniaks, stating that such internal strife is more dangerous than any aggression.

Mostar Mufti Salem-ef. Dedović led Friday prayers and delivered a sermon at the renovated Tucakovića Mosque in Rabrani near Neum, emphasizing patience and responsibility for preserving religious and national identity.

Singer Lepa Brena recently visited Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, stirring memories of a famous scene filmed there nearly four decades ago. The popular singer walked through the city and visited the Old Bridge, a significant location from her past.

Croatian Ministry of Interior confirmed that a police helicopter transported Croatian citizen Milijan Brkić from Mostar to Zagreb at the request of the Ministry of Health. Media reports indicated the transport was due to an emergency.

One person tragically died in an accident at the Aluminij plant in Mostar on Wednesday afternoon.

A pedestrian was killed on a main road in Mostar, causing traffic disruption. Separately, a mother of three died when a massive tree fell onto her SUV in a freak highway accident.

Igor Dodik, organizational secretary of the SNSD, stated in Mostar that it is crucial to care for the Serbian people wherever they live, with particular attention to their position within the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Since the beginning of the season, 12 patients have been treated for venomous snake bites at the University Clinical Hospital in Mostar, with farmers being the most frequent victims.

Nermin Ogrešević, president of the People's European Alliance (NES), strongly reacted to the arrests of Anel Kljako, Omer Hujdur, and other environmental activists at the Uborak landfill in Mostar, calling it an act of political repression by "captured institutions" of SDA and HDZ.

Increased vehicle traffic and significant congestion have been reported on city roads and bypasses across Bosnia and Herzegovina. Particularly heavy queues are noted at the entrance to Jablanica from Mostar.

A fire that broke out in the Raštani area on Thursday around noon has been brought under control by professional firefighting units from Mostar, with efforts now focused on restoring the railway line.

Dragan Babić, a neuropsychiatrist from Mostar, issued a statement through his lawyers attempting to justify his actions after incidents in Makarska where he allegedly insulted Bosnian and Herzegovinian citizens on national and religious grounds, claiming they called him an 'old geezer'.

The cornerstone for a house dedicated to oncology patients has been laid near the University Clinical Hospital Mostar in Bijeli Brijeg.

Bosnia and Herzegovina continues to experience a heatwave, with temperatures in Mostar reaching 41 degrees and other areas exceeding 40 degrees. A change in weather is expected next week, bringing relief from the intense heat.

Mostar academic Dragan Babić was fined 663 euros for twice insulting a family from Sarajevo on national and religious grounds at a beach in Makarska.

Mostar Mayor Mario Kordić has called for institutions to investigate all allegations of pressure at the JP Komunalno public utility, stating that truth must prevail over politics and individual interests.

A significant fire is currently active in the southern part of Mostar, specifically on the Buna - Hodbina road near the M-17 highway. An air tractor has been deployed to assist in extinguishing the blaze.

A section of the ruined Alajbegović House in Mostar collapsed overnight, damaging three parked cars on Maršala Tita Street.

The Naša stranka (Our Party) has raised concerns that police officers in the West Herzegovina, Herzegovina-Neretva, and Canton 10 cantons of Bosnia and Herzegovina are wearing uniforms without the official Federation of BiH markings. This issue has prompted calls for institutions to address the potential undermining of the unified police system.

Sarajevo-based Monet Group has announced that concrete steps have been taken for the realization of the reconstruction project for the 'Razvitak' residential and commercial complex in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The public company "Mostar Parking" announced the upcoming implementation of the first phase of a Smart Parking system in the city of Mostar, detailing how it will operate.

Representatives from the City of Mostar, the management of the Public Enterprise 'Komunalno' d.o.o. Mostar, and trade unions held a joint meeting and reached an agreement on further steps to resolve the status of 22 laid-off workers.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Minister for Human Rights and Refugees, Sevlid Hurtić, issued a statement after the Cantonal Labor Inspectorate found irregularities in disciplinary proceedings against 22 workers, declaring that "justice has prevailed."

The Deputy Chairman of the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Denis Zvizdić, today called for urgent action and pro

As Mostar endures temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, residents are raising concerns about overflowing waste containers and piles of garbage along roadsides, leading to unpleasant odors.

The Brussels Times reported an online search query seeking information on where to find and buy cocaine in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The query specifically referenced 'MOSTAR BUY-COKE COM' for purchasing the illicit substance.

The 13th cycle of free dermatoscopic examinations organized by dm in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the summer, covering Sarajevo, Banja Luka, Tuzla, and Mostar, concluded with 718 individuals utilizing the opportunity for health prevention.

JP Komunalno Mostar, a public company in Bosnia, has announced a competition for 14 new workers across 10 positions, following the controversial dismissal of 22 Bosniak employees in the previous month.

During the traditional Old Bridge jumps in Mostar, which attracted a large international audience, local figures Kordić and Rahimić were notably not invited. Organizers stated that they do not want divisions at the event.

Denis Bećirović, Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, met with a delegation from the 'Komunalno' Mostar Workers' Union to discuss the dismissal of 22 Bosniak employees, with the union holding Mayor Kordić responsible.

The acting High Representative visited Konjic, Mostar, and Stolac, emphasizing that equal rights must apply to all citizens in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Bakir Izetbegović met with dismissed workers from the JP Komunalno Mostar public utility company. He pledged his unequivocal support and urged authorities to address their situation.

HŠK Zrinjski footballers are preparing for a crucial European match against Valur in Mostar, expressing confidence in securing a comeback and advancing in the competition.

Lejla Zvizdić's feature film "The Deepest Jump" is set to premiere under the iconic Old Bridge in Mostar. Zvizdić stated that Mostar itself is the main protagonist of the film, drawn by the pride of its people.

Bishop Palić urged prayer and forgiveness following the desecration of a sanctuary in Međugorje, while police arrested a suspect for the vandalism.

Dismissed workers from JP Komunalno Mostar claim their terminations are politically motivated, while Mayor Kordić states politics must be removed from the company and workers are being instrumentalized.

U toku je sjednica Gradskog vijeća Mostara, a ispred gradske vijećnice građani su se okupili u znak podrške otpuštenim radnicima JP "Komunalno".

During his 'Ja za čuda letim' concert tour, Jakov Jozinović performed in Mostar and described the atmosphere as the 'craziest ever,' indicating an extraordinary night.

The international cultural event 'Mostarsko ljeto 2026' (Mostar Summer 2026) continues its rich program this week, featuring a novel promotion tonight among other cultural activities.

A sewage pipe burst an hour before the start of the traditional diving competition from Mostar's Old Bridge, causing polluted water from the Radobolja river to flow into the Neretva. This incident raised concerns about water quality just before the event.

Separate road accidents in Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina have resulted in multiple injuries. An incident on the Bijelo Polje-Prijepolje road in Montenegro left one person injured, while a crash in Mostar, Bosnia, injured five adults and three minors.

Mostar Mufti Dr. Salem-ef. Dedović condemned political violence, discrimination, and injustice against Bosniaks in a sermon delivered across all mosques in the Mostar Islamic Community, suggesting a political plan behind worker dismissals.

Laid-off workers from the public utility company 'Komunalno Mostar' issued a statement strongly condemning any attempts to gain political points from their difficult situation.

Refik Lendo, Vice President of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, met with laid-off workers from the Mostar public utility company 'Komunalno' and union representatives, emphasizing the importance of preserving inter-ethnic trust.

A federal minister has ordered an urgent inspection of the Komunalno Mostar company after 18 Bosniak workers were reportedly dismissed. The layoffs have sparked concerns and criticism regarding potential discrimination.

A traditional Mostar dish, 'izljevača,' is highlighted as an ideal quick and tasty meal for warmer days, with a recipe provided for its preparation in just a few minutes.

Four additional workers of Bosniak nationality have been dismissed from the Mostar public utility company 'Komunalno,' bringing the total number of employees laid off to 22. Mostar Mayor Mario Kordić is attempting to frame the issue as a technical matter, despite its clear significance in the city.

Four additional workers of Bosniak nationality have been dismissed from the Mostar public utility company 'Komunalno,' bringing the total number of employees laid off to 22.

The management of the Mostar utility company, Komunalno Mostar, has continued with employee layoffs, with two more workers receiving termination notices. This action deepens the crisis within the company, as workers were reportedly assured they could refuse tasks without consequences.

The Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina (SBiH) has condemned the dismissal of 18 Bosniak workers from the Mostar public utility company "Komunalno," stating that ethnic discrimination against Bosniaks has been demonstrated again in the city.

Veteran associations of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of RBiH have called for an urgent review of the decision to dismiss 20 employees from the JP Komunalno Mostar public utility company, citing endangered rights of veterans and families of martyrs.

The public utility company in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, is facing an uncertain future with 18 layoffs amidst ongoing communal problems, including difficulties with waste removal.

Heavy traffic congestion and long queues are being reported at border crossings and major roads in Bosnia and Herzegovina, particularly on routes leading to Herzegovina and at exits from the country. This is attributed to increased summer travel.

A traffic accident near Donja Grabovica on the Mostar-Jablanica highway caused significant congestion, with police investigation now concluded and traffic expected to normalize soon.

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Football club Velež from Mostar is set to play an away match against Milsami in Moldova as part of the first qualifying round of the Conference League.

In Mostar, a new 'House of Hope' project has been initiated to provide support for cancer patients, addressing the increasing number of individuals affected by malignant diseases.

Mostar Airport is introducing additional flights to Dusseldorf and Stuttgart, with services now operating twice a week. This expansion aims to improve connectivity between Mostar and these German cities.

The Liska harem monument in Mostar has been desecrated once again, prompting families to demand concrete measures from authorities instead of mere condemnations.

Organizers have canceled Dženan Lončarević's concert in Mostar. They stated that the event did not uphold piety towards the victims of genocide.

Đani Rahimić, President of the Mostar City Council, has publicly called on the Mostar Summer Organizing Committee to reconsider its decision to hold a concert by Dženan Lončarević, stating that "8372 victims of genocide are not just a number."

Local hunters successfully extracted a young bear cub from a deep pit near Mostar using ropes, highlighting ongoing efforts to rescue wildlife trapped in hazardous terrain.

The Croatian Interior Ministry defended a medical evacuation flight from Mostar to Zagreb by citing a lapsed bilateral accord that did not originally authorize such air transport, raising questions about procedural compliance.

The pioneers of Sevdah music, Mostar Sevdah Reunion, are set to perform in Serbia again after a three-year hiatus. Fans anticipate their return to the Serbian stage.

The Croatian Ministry of Health has responded to inquiries regarding the circumstances of former HDZ Vice President Milijan Brkić's transfer from SKB Mostar to KBC Zagreb via MUP helicopter, confirming he underwent four emergency surgeries in a short period.

Public kitchens in Mostar are providing daily meals for hundreds of people, including minors, with one kitchen preparing 150-200 meals daily and another serving 232 beneficiaries.

A book titled "Stolac - prešućeni zločin" by Nermin Bise and Aziz Tafra, focusing on war crimes in Stolac during 1993 and 1994, was promoted in Mostar.

Despite receiving significant annual funding from Croatia, the University Clinical Hospital Mostar sent a patient to Zagreb for treatment, raising questions about the allocation and effectiveness of the 73 million euros provided over the last decade.

Božo Ćorić, a long-serving head of the Department for Social Affairs in Mostar, retired earlier this year, received nearly 20,000 KM in severance pay, and was subsequently hired in July as an advisor to Mayor Mario Kordić.

Singer Lepa Brena is currently visiting Mostar and shared a video from the Old Bridge on Instagram, where she watched the traditional dives into the Neretva River. She playfully remarked that she wouldn't jump herself, fearing she might break something at her age.

Members of the GSS Mostar successfully rescued two German nationals who became stranded on the Vulin potok via ferrata in Blagaj after an accident and shock, with the operation concluding safely.

A fire broke out in the Mostar suburb of Prigrađani and Raštani in the afternoon, starting from garbage and resulting in the destruction of one car.

Denis Zvizdić, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina, stated that the arrests of activists in Mostar represent an ongoing attempt to intimidate citizens who highlight illegal activities.

Naša stranka (Our Party) has criticized the SDA and HDZ parties, claiming that their actions will double the cost of kindergartens in Mostar, following multiple postponements of a decision on subsidizing private kindergartens.

Police in Mostar have arrested protesters and ended the blockade of the Uborak landfill after renewed announcements of waste dumping. Demonstrators had been blocking the site.

A wildfire has erupted in the Raštani settlement near Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, rapidly spreading and endangering houses and structures close to the railway. Local residents are assisting firefighters in their efforts to defend their homes.

Traditional summer heat has driven residents and visitors of Mostar to cool off at numerous swimming spots across the city on the Neretva River.

Dragan Babić, a neuropsychiatrist from Mostar, has been found guilty of insulting individuals on national and religious grounds during two incidents at a beach in Makarska, Croatia.

Vitalis Polyclinic and Day Hospital in Mostar, a leading private healthcare institution in the region, continuously invests in new medical technologies and the development of minimally invasive surgical procedures.

Fires have been reported in two separate locations: near Chalkida in Greece and close to the Bunica bathing area near Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The public enterprise Komunalno Mostar announced that it has filed criminal charges with the competent prosecutor's office. The charges relate to cases where there is suspicion of criminal offenses causing property damage to the company.

Major traffic jams continue across Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the most severe congestion reported on the Mostar-Jablanica and Lašva-Vitez sections of main roads, causing long waits for travelers in high temperatures.

An online search query or advertisement related to finding and purchasing cocaine in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, was published on brusselstimes.com.

Mostar Mayor Mario Kordić held individual and collective meetings with dismissed Bosniak workers from the public company Komunalno, urging them to speak out about their situation.

Jadranka Senkić, director of the Mostar public company Komunalno, addressed recent events within the company, including the departure of workers on fixed-term contracts and the reaction from the Cantonal Inspectorate.

An inspection has overturned the dismissals of Bosniak workers at JP Komunalno Mostar, ruling that the director did not legally terminate their employment. This decision reinstates the workers who were unlawfully fired.

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Forty years ago, Himzo Polovina, one of Bosnia and Herzegovina's greatest sevdalinka interpreters, passed away. Born in Mostar in 1927, he was a prominent figure in cultural societies before and after World War II.

FK Velež hosted its traditional 'Red Night' donor event in Mostar, with the Old Bridge illuminated in the club's colors.

Mostar residents continue to face extremely high summer temperatures, as a scorching heatwave affecting the city shows no signs of abating, with temperatures reaching 41°C.

A red warning has been issued for the Prijedor and Mostar regions in Bosnia and Herzegovina due to extremely high air temperatures, while other parts of the country remain under less severe warnings.

Denis Bećirović has stated that external pressures will not alter the truth about the Srebrenica genocide. He also held discussions with a delegation from the Public Utility Company 'Komunalno' Mostar Workers' Union regarding irresponsible actions.

Mostar is gearing up for a major concert by popular singer Peđa Jovanović and the Big Concert Orchestra, scheduled to take place on August 13th at the Kantarevac Sports Center.

The 10th edition of the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series officially opened in Mostar with a rich program, including a screening of the film "The Deepest Dive" and a concert by Mostar Sevdah Reunion.

Mostar kicked off its Red Bull Cliff Diving week with the premiere of the film "The Deepest Dive" and a concert by Mostar Sevdah Reunion under the Old Bridge. The city is attracting tourists with various events, including additional performances and a drone show.

Mostar's Naša stranka (Our Party) has reacted to Mayor Mario Kordić's announcement that police will enter the public company "Komunalno" Mostar. The party is demanding that Kordić explain why investigations in Mostar have been stalled for years.

Mostar is experiencing a summer crisis following the dismissal of 22 workers from the Komunalno company, leading to protests and heated discussions among authorities.

Bishop Petar Palić of Mostar-Duvno urged the faithful to respond with prayer, fasting, and forgiveness, rather than bitterness or condemnation, following the burning of an outdoor altar and desecration in Medjugorje.

Đani Rahimić, Chairman of the Mostar City Council, rejected accusations made against him during a discussion about the state of the Public Enterprise 'Komunalno', emphasizing that workers should have been heard.

Citizens gathered in front of Mostar's City Council to protest the dismissal of 22 Bosniak workers from the public company Komunalno, with one fired worker claiming it was an 'attack on Bosniaks' and that he was fired while on sick leave.

Protests are scheduled in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, in solidarity with 22 Bosniak workers who were dismissed from the public company 'Komunalno'. Demonstrators state they do not want to be 'second-class citizens'.

The Union of Communal Workers in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, claims that 22 employees of the city's communal company, including sick individuals and those nearing retirement, have been unlawfully dismissed.

The Party of Democratic Action (SDA) issued a response to Naša stranka's reaction, stating that SDA failed to build a political position from which Bosniaks in Mostar and HNK would be a truly equal political factor.

Jakov Jozinović held a major concert at the Kantarevac stadium in Mostar, drawing a crowd of over 5000 people who sang along.

The Počitelj Tamburaši ensemble is scheduled to perform this evening as part of the "Mostarsko ljeto 2026" (Mostar Summer 2026) festival, with their concert taking place on Braće Fejića Street starting at 9 PM.

During six hearings in the trial of Anis Kalajdžić for the brutal murder of Aldina Jahić in Mostar, the accused reportedly displayed scandalous and insensitive behavior, according to the family's lawyer.

Dismissed long-term field workers of JP Komunalno d.o.o. Mostar issued a joint statement, protesting their layoffs and urging against political exploitation of their struggle for existence.

Enes Karić presented his novel 'Zime zaručnice' (Winters of the Betrothed) at the Yunus Emre Institute in Mostar, as part of the Mostar Summer 2026 International Cultural Event.

The Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina has postponed a decision on approving a highway section near Mostar, which would cross land adjacent to the 'Miralem Jugo' barracks and Ortiješ military airport, requesting additional documents from the Ministry of Defense.

Mostar today commemorates the 22nd anniversary of the reconstructed Old Bridge reconnecting the two banks of the Neretva River, with photographs by a Spanish soldier serving as a reminder of a period that must not be forgotten.

Today marks 22 years since the ceremonial reopening of the reconstructed Old Bridge in Mostar, a highly recognizable symbol of Bosnia and Herzegovina and a testament to its cultural heritage.

The new documentary film 'The Deepest Jump' by Lejla Zvizdić will open the jubilee Red Bull Cliff Diving event in Mostar, celebrating the 22nd anniversary of the Old Bridge's reopening.

A new surveillance camera video has been published on social media, showing events in front of the Red Army fan group premises in Mostar, related to the disappearance of Velež fan banners.

The wave of layoffs at the public company Komunalno Mostar continues, with two more workers of Bosniak nationality being dismissed after 18 recent job losses.

Duška Jurišić, Deputy Minister for Human Rights and Refugees of Bosnia and Herzegovina, commented on the decision by the management of the 'Komunalno' company in Mostar to issue dismissal notices to 18 workers. She noted that the case has caused public unrest among citizens.

A protest and blockade occurred in Mostar at the public company 'Komunalno' following the dismissal of 18 workers, all of whom are Bosniaks.

The Independent Trade Union of Communal Workers in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina condemned the decision by JP Komunalno Mostar management to dismiss 18 employees and demanded a review.

Emir Hadžihafizbegović captivated the audience in Mostar with his monodrama 'Sve je do nas' (It's All Up to Us) as part of the 'Mostarsko ljeto' (Mostar Summer) event.

The Civil Protection Staff of Mostar has announced the relocation of the temporary waste transshipment station from its current location in Sjeverni logor to Bišće Polje.

Mostar International Airport has officially announced the establishment of a new direct flight route to Stuttgart, which will operate year-round.

Mostar is experiencing high temperatures, reaching 39 degrees Celsius today, while the rest of Bosnia and Herzegovina is forecast to have unstable weather tomorrow. The region can expect rain, showers, and thunderstorms following the current sunny conditions.

A hand grenade was discovered outside the RTV Herceg-Bosna office in Kiseljak and safely removed by authorities. The incident prompted a security response in the area.

The Cantonal Prosecutor's Office of Herzegovina-Neretva Canton has initiated a criminal case regarding a fire that broke out at the Uborak landfill in Mostar.

Nermin Nikšić, Prime Minister of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, dismissed the possibility of a third entity, separatism, and the closure of the OHR. He also criticized Milorad Dodik's statements from Mostar, calling his cooperation with the US mere folklore and labeling him a Russian satellite.

A wildfire continues to burn on Radovići hill, north of Mostar near Humilišani, with two Air Tractors actively involved in extinguishing the blaze.

European Union Force (EUFOR) troops conducted an airborne insertion exercise over Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, as part of the multinational military training operation Quick Response 2026.

Communities near Mostara are testing local produce for contamination and calling for the immediate shutdown of the Uborak dumping site. Environmental activists and locals accuse authorities of neglecting ecological safety and public health risks.

The play, performed by adult trainees from YouthArt Association, will be staged at the 51st Mostar Theatre Festival this Friday with free public admission.

The Matinée event series, known for its open-air atmosphere in Sarajevo, is expanding to Mostar this September, featuring ARGY performing under the Old Bridge.

The Street Arts Festival Mostar will feature the multimedia installation 'Democracy is fun!?' by the Viennese art group 'Mutua' today.

Questions are being raised in Croatia after a Ministry of Interior Bell helicopter was used to transport an official from Mostar, rather than for patient transport from Dubrovnik.

A tragic accident occurred at the Aluminij company in Mostar today, resulting in the death of a worker who fell through the roof of a facility.

A severe traffic accident occurred on the M-17 highway in Mostar's Mazoljice neighborhood, resulting in one fatality and the suspension of traffic.

Work on the Olympic swimming pool in Mostar continues to advance, with current efforts focused on the roof and facade, moving into a new phase of construction.

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.

Slaven Bevanda, Vice President and Secretary General of the Croatian Republican Party (HRS) and Mostar City Council member, believes a shift in Bosniak politics is necessary. He suggests that initiatives regarding the Croatian question should originate from Sarajevo.

A fire erupted around noon today in the Raštani neighborhood of Mostar, near the railway station, with local residents assisting firefighters in extinguishing the blaze.

Mostar firefighters reported an unprecedented day following a traffic accident on the road to Gorance, where a motorcycle and a fire truck collided and subsequently caught fire, severely injuring the motorcyclist.

A man from Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has been indicted for murder after allegedly shooting a man he believed to be a burglar and leaving him to bleed to death, while another individual is accused of illegal weapons possession.

Three dismissed workers from the public company 'Komunalno' in Mostar will return to their jobs after signing individual statements alleging pressure and manipulation.

CineStar is celebrating 14 years since opening its first multiplex in Mostar by offering 50% off tickets for eight days, from August 13th to 20th.

The Brussels Times has published multiple articles featuring search terms related to buying cocaine and other illicit drugs in various global locations. These articles appear to be SEO-driven content, listing specific drug types and cities.

A section of a dilapidated house in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, collapsed onto parked cars, causing significant damage to three vehicles. The incident occurred in the city center, highlighting concerns about the safety of old, unstable structures.

Fifty backpacks filled with school supplies were distributed to first-graders and children from large families in Mostar, Konjic, Čapljina, Stolac, and Ravno, who will attend Orthodox religious education.

Mostar and the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton (HNK) are accelerating the process of identifying a new location for a regional landfill, following the adoption of the Waste Management Plan for the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

A young man from Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, gained viral attention on TikTok after deciding to repaint a pedestrian crossing himself, citing the city's failure to do so.

A year after a competition for the conceptual design, the reconstruction of the 'Razvitak' residential and commercial center in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, remains an idea on paper with no progress.

A hospital in Mostar reports an increase in child injuries from electric scooter rides, with head and face injuries being the most common.

Mostar City Council President Đani Rahimić called for a meeting regarding layoffs at the Komunalno company, but Kordić responded by stating he would first speak with each dismissed worker individually.

A red weather alert has been issued for Mostar, Banja Luka, Prijedor, and Višegrad in Bosnia and Herzegovina due to high temperatures, with sunny weather expected to continue throughout the day.

Following the City of Mostar's decision to abolish one-time financial allowances for newborns, the "Families Three Plus" association has issued an urgent appeal to Mayor Mario Kordić.

JP "Komunalno" Mostar has announced a public call for 14 new workers, shortly after 22 employees were laid off from the public utility company.

Mostar Mayor Mario Kordić and City Council Chairman Đani Rahimić were not invited to the traditional Old Bridge jumps. Organizer Semir Drljević Lovac explained the exclusion, stating it was related to control over money and space.

The M-17 highway between Mostar and Konjic experienced a complete traffic collapse with massive queues and kilometers-long vehicle columns, paralyzing the highly frequented road.

Police in Mostar conducted an operation, arresting one individual and seizing a significant amount of various drugs and money from an apartment. The 39-year-old suspect was taken into custody.

The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) has approved 200,000 KM for firefighting aircraft, with Mostar Airport designated to play a crucial role in strengthening fire defense.

The Mostar City Council has adopted a conclusion to re-examine the decision to dismiss 22 workers from the JP Komunalno public utility company, following protests from the affected employees.

Suada Halilović, a representative in the House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has initiated a parliamentary procedure to request a financial audit of the public utility company JP Komunalno Mostar.

A Polish citizen arrested near Medjugorje faces a potential prison sentence of up to five years, with the BiH Prosecutor's Office seeking his detention. The Mostar bishop has issued an appeal to the faithful regarding the situation.

A contentious session of the Mostar City Council presented data on the public company 'Komunalno,' where 22 workers were laid off this month, with Mayor Kordić announcing a lawsuit against Rahimić.

Mostar marks a decade of hosting the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series, an event that has become a beloved tradition in the city since its first arrival in 2015, set against the backdrop of the iconic Old Bridge.

Located near Mostar, Blagaj features a massive rock, a cold river emerging from a cave, a historic tekija, and riverside restaurants, evoking scenes from Lord of the Rings.

The Mostar Muftiate has strongly condemned acts of vandalism and the spread of hate symbols, specifically an Ustaše symbol, found at the old Firdusovo cemetery and other locations in Livno, Bosnia.

A federal representative has proposed the construction of a 'Lily' monument on Fortica Hill above Mostar, stating it represents 'a cry from families whose voices are not heard.' The proposal aims to honor those affected by past events.

Tuzla native Evald Krnić and Igor Kazić were declared winners of the traditional 460th Mostar Old Bridge Jumps. Krnić secured his second consecutive and fourth overall victory in head-first dives, while Kazić celebrated his 11th win in foot-first jumps.

Mostar has been hit by extreme heatwaves, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, significantly altering daily life until a recent cool-down.

As Mostar marks the 22nd anniversary of the reopening of its Old Bridge, photographs taken during the war by former Spanish peacekeeper Juan Manuel Cl serve as a poignant reminder of the city's past.

Naša stranka (Our Party) has issued a statement criticizing the SDA regarding the dismissal of Bosniak workers from the Mostar-based company "Komunalno," despite the SDA holding ministerial positions and committees in the HNK canton.

Mostar Mufti Dr. Salem-ef. Dedović delivered a sermon in Karađoz-beg's Mosque, also given in all mosques in the area, addressing political violence and injustice faced by Bosniaks and calling for a serious and consistent response.

Bakir Izetbegović has criticized the 'Trojka' coalition, HDZ, and Dodik, stating that Bosnia and Herzegovina is no longer a significant factor. He also highlighted that Bosniak workers in Mostar have been systematically replaced by Croats over the years, urging HDZ to clarify its stance.

Various political parties in Herzegovina, including SDP and NiP, have criticized SDA, DF, and HDZ over the recent layoffs of Bosniak workers at the Komunalno Mostar company. They accuse the parties of exploiting workers for political gain and remaining silent on alleged HDZ 'terror'.

Semir Efendić, President of the Party for BiH, commented on recent developments in Mostar, cautioning that Bosniaks in the city risk a similar fate to those in Stolac if they do not alter their relationship with their representative political parties.

Tropico Band held a memorable concert on the plateau below the Old Bridge in Mostar, as part of the 'Mostarsko ljeto 2026' international cultural event.

Naša Stranka Mostar has condemned the dismissal of 18 workers from the Mostar public utility company 'Komunalno,' alleging that the disciplinary proceedings and termination decisions were marred by irregularities and are a result of ethnic-religious party conflicts.

Hrvatska pošta Mostar (Croatian Post Mostar) has responded to allegations that proposed amendments to financial laws in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina were intended to bypass sanctions against individuals.

The Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to consider approving the construction of a highway section south of Mostar, which would cross a small part of land near the 'Mir' barracks.

Duška Jurišić, Deputy Minister for Human Rights and Refugees of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has spoken out on Facebook regarding the decision to terminate employment contracts for 18 workers at the Mostar utility company 'Komunalno'.

A wave of 18 layoffs at the public company 'Komunalno' d.o.o. Mostar has sparked political and labor unrest, with a hunger strike announced and demands for the director's dismissal and the mayor's accountability.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing temperatures up to 39 degrees Celsius, prompting a yellow weather alert. Western parts of the country have already been hit by storms, with more severe weather expected later in the day.

U Kantonalnom sudu u Mostaru danas je nastavljeno suđenje Anisu Kalajdžiću koji je optužen za ubistvo Aldine Jahić.

Emir Hadžihafizbegović will perform his monodrama "Sve je do nas" (It's All Up to Us) tonight as part of the "Mostar Summer" cultural event in Mostar.

Patients in Mostar can access a wide range of vascular surgery procedures at Poliklinici i dnevnoj bolnici Vitalis, led by renowned vascular surgeon Dr. Nedžad Rustempašić.

Emir Hadžihafizbegović will perform his monodrama 'Sve je do nas' (It's All Up to Us) at the Hamam plateau in Mostar's Old Town, as part of the 'Mostarsko ljeto 2026' festival.

A wildfire continues to burn on Radovići hill, north of Mostar near Humilišani, with two Air Tractors actively involved in extinguishing the blaze. The fire, which reactivated in the evening hours, has been active for the past 24 hours.

Three candidates have been proposed for the new Reis-ul-Ulema in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with two from Sarajevo and one from Mostar. Professor Dr. Nedžad-ef. Grabus is among the candidates put forward by the Electoral Body of the Sarajevo Muftiate.

A wildfire erupted on Radovici hill near Humilisani, north of Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, with two Air Tractors deployed to assist in firefighting efforts.