Officials in Konjic, Bosnia and Herzegovina, have formally requested international assistance to help contain a large, fast-moving forest fire. The blaze, fueled by difficult terrain and high temperatures, has prompted local authorities to seek external support, including aerial firefighting capabilities, to protect local communities and prevent further environmental damage.
Officials in Konjic, Bosnia and Herzegovina, have formally requested international assistance to help contain a large-scale forest fire. The blaze, fueled by difficult terrain and challenging weather conditions, has prompted local authorities to seek external support, including aerial firefighting capabilities, to prevent further spread and protect local infrastructure.
The Federal Police Administration of Bosnia and Herzegovina has executed a significant security operation in the vicinity of Mostar. The action, aimed at combating organized crime and illicit activities, involved coordinated efforts by specialized police units. Authorities have confirmed that the operation resulted in arrests and the seizure of evidence.
The international delivery service platform Glovo has officially announced the suspension of its operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The company, which entered the market in 2021, cited strategic reasons for its departure, marking a significant shift in the local quick-commerce and food delivery landscape.
The Circle 99 association in Bosnia and Herzegovina has formally expressed concern regarding a recent resolution adopted by the Croatian Parliament. The group argues the move infringes upon the sovereignty of Bosnia and Herzegovina, calling for international and domestic action to protect the country's constitutional integrity and independence.
The Sarajevo-based Circle 99 association has formally appealed for the protection of Bosnia and Herzegovina's sovereignty. The statement follows the Croatian Parliament's adoption of a resolution concerning the country, which the association characterizes as an unacceptable interference in the internal affairs of a sovereign state.
The Mothers of Srebrenica association has formally appealed to the Office of the High Representative (OHR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The group is demanding urgent intervention against the rising tide of genocide denial and the glorification of war criminals, seeking to protect the integrity of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide commemorations and legal truth.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas visited Sarajevo to urge Bosnian leaders to accelerate essential reforms for EU integration. Kallas warned that political stagnation and delays in implementing required legislative changes have already resulted in the loss of significant European Union funding, emphasizing that the path to membership depends on concrete progress.
Bosnia and Herzegovina defeated Qatar 3-1 in their final Group B match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The victory keeps the team's hopes alive for advancing to the knockout stage of the tournament, marking a significant result for the nation in their group campaign.
A recent investigation has highlighted concerns regarding a potential $1 billion gas pipeline project in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The project involves an obscure company with reported ties to former US President Donald Trump, raising questions about transparency and political influence in the region's energy sector.
Bosnia and Herzegovina and Romania celebrated 30 years of diplomatic relations on March 1, 2026. The milestone highlights a partnership built on shared European aspirations, regional stability, and extensive cooperation, including Romania's significant contributions to EUFOR Althea.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's Serb Republic reported a significant narrowing of its trade deficit in January, reaching 120.1 million marka. This represents a 17% decrease compared to the same month in 2025, driven by a larger decline in imports than exports.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's Serb Republic reported a significant narrowing of its trade deficit in January, reaching 120.1 million marka. This represents a 17% decrease compared to the 145.2 million marka deficit recorded in January 2025, driven by a larger decline in imports than exports.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's Serb Republic successfully sold three-month Treasury bills worth 75 million marka on February 23, 2026, surpassing its initial target of 60 million marka. The auction on the Banja Luka Stock Exchange saw the bills sold at 99.17% of par value, yielding a weighted average of 3.5%.
An opinion piece in The Washington Times by Bosnia-Herzegovina's Ambassador to the U.S. refutes claims portraying the nation as increasingly extremist and unstable, criticizing statements made by Milorad Dodik and Max Primorac.
FK Borac Banja Luka defeated HŠK Zrinjski Mostar 3-0 in a crucial WWIN Liga BiH match on February 14, 2026, at Gradski stadion. Goals from Grahovac, Juričić, and Deket solidified Borac's position at the top of the league table, extending their lead to four points.
Milan prosecutors have launched an investigation into allegations that Italian nationals paid Bosnian Serb soldiers for 'sniper tourism' trips to shoot civilians during the 1992-1996 Siege of Sarajevo. The probe, triggered by a writer's complaint and a documentary, seeks to identify individuals who allegedly paid significant sums for these 'human safaris'.
Bosnia and Herzegovina and NATO have officially adopted an Individual Tailored Partnership Programme (ITPP) for the 2025-2028 period. The agreement, signed in Brussels, aims to strengthen cooperation, streamline reform processes, and enhance stability in Southeast Europe, without prejudicing future membership decisions.
The UN Security Council has unanimously extended the mandate of the European Union's peacekeeping force, EUFOR Althea, in Bosnia and Herzegovina for another year, ensuring its continued role in maintaining a safe and secure environment and supporting the Dayton Agreement.
A highly anticipated referendum in Bosnia and Herzegovina's Republika Srpska, intended to challenge decisions against Milorad Dodik, did not proceed on October 25, 2025. The non-occurrence has sparked accusations of 'betrayal and capitulation' against Dodik, with early presidential elections now slated for November 23.
