War of words: Lagumdzija rebukes Serbia, Cvijanovic slams Bosnia's UN Delegation

Lagumdzija fired back, dismissing Serbia’s stance as interference in Bosnia’s sovereignty. "Lying does not change the past, and even less does it help create a better future," he said, adding that Serbia’s statement was "an excellent example of...

Bosnia and Herzegovina: “a society that has gone through a genocide is more prone to it happening again”

Home / News / 2025 / September / Bosnia and Herzegovina: “a society that has gone through a genocide is more prone to it happening again” Topic Country/Region 26 September 2025 The Srebrenica massacre remains the only event on European soil since...

Bosnia's Becirovic meets NATO Deputy Secretary General Radmila Sekerinska

The meeting also addressed pressing security challenges, including the risks of hybrid threats, propaganda, and destabilising activities. The importance of strengthening the international presence was highlighted, with a particular focus on...

Shekerinska says stability of Bosnia and Western Balkans important for NATO and EU

The alliance, she stressed, has been concerned about some recent events that could jeopardize the path of Bosnia and Herzegovina so she sent a clear message in all her meetings in Sarajevo and called on all political actors in the country to...

Bosnia, UK Agree On New 2025-2028 Defense Plan (PHOTO)

(MENAFN- Trend News Agency) BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 24. At the Ministry of Defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a meeting was held between Deputy Chair of the Council of Ministers of BiH and Minister of Defense Zukan Helez and a delegation of...

West moves to undermine Bosnia and Herzegovina’s statehood — Lavrov

UNITED NATIONS, September 27. /TASS/. The West is sabotaging the Dayton Agreement and steering toward the collapse of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s statehood, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said during the General Debate of the 80th session of...

Alimpijevic succeeds Pesic as Serbia coach

BELGRADE (Serbia) - Serbia have begun writing a new chapter in their basketball history by appointing Dusan Alimpijevic as their new coach. Alimpijevic, 39, succeeds Svetislav Pesic, the legendary coach who steered Serbia to a runners-up finish at...

Olympic dreams and resilience on Sarajevo’s luge track come to Vancouver

Molins and TITAN complete joint acquisition of majority stake in Baupartner

Save to read list Published by Alfie Lloyd-Perks, Editorial Assistant World Cement, Friday, 03 October 2025 08:30 Molins and TITAN have successfully completed the joint acquisition of 80% of Baupartner, a leading provider of precast concrete...

Saudi Arabia and Bosnia and Herzegovina Sign Visa Waiver Agreement for Diplomatic Passport Holders

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Elmedin Konaković, met on Friday, September 26, 2025, with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, within the framework of the...

Best Rural Photographs Crowned at RuralFoto 2025 in Osijek

The winners of this year’s RuralFoto 2025 competition were announced in Osijek on October 3, celebrating photography as a mirror of life in rural areas. Now in its third edition, the contest – organised by Agroklub and partners – attracted an...

Why preservation matters in a world on fire; 4 takeaways from a Lancaster County history summit

In a world ravaged by war, climate crisis and famine, why does preservation matter? Donald Linebaugh asked this question last week to a group of people gathered to save Lancaster County’s history. The professor of historic preservation at the...

Bosnia Police Eye Latest Tech Tools With Dubious Legality

Over the past half-decade, surveillance infrastructure has proliferated across Bosnia and Herzegovina. In the Republika Srpska entity, 505 cameras were acquired in 2020, mostly in Banja Luka and East Sarajevo. More than 40 of these cameras have...

The fall of Milosevic: Why Serbia's bulldozer revolution matters today

On October 5, 2000, mass protests in Belgrade ousted Slobodan Milosevic, Serbia's nationalist strongman who spent more than a decade in office throughout bloody wars, crippling sanctions and financial collapse. The uprising, triggered by the...

Meet the oldest player in college football: Tom Cillo, 58, goes back to school

Williamsport, Pa., is known as the place 12-year-olds make their sports dreams come true at the Little League World Series. This fall, it is also serving the same purpose for a 58-year-old man. Tom Cillo, a Williamsport, Pa., native, is playing...

Giorgi Kalandarishvili: A total of 3,061 polling stations have been opened nationwide, with 2,284 conducting electronic voting and 777 using traditional methods; the total number of voters is 3,513,818

According to Giorgi Kalandarishvili, the head of Georgia’s Central Election Commission (CEC), a total of 3,061 polling stations have been opened across the country, with 2,284 using electronic voting and 777 using traditional methods, all of which...

Bosnia records growth in trade, foreign deficit remains high

Trade with the European Union remained the largest share of BiH’s foreign commerce. Exports to EU countries reached 8.171 billion marks (approximately €4.17 billion), a rise of 5.2 percent year-on-year, while imports totalled 11.429 billion marks...

Sen. Shaheen planning to connect with leaders from Ukraine, Syria and Bosnia-Herzegovina at UN

LEGISLATION TO TRY TO REDRAW THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS. HIGH LEVEL MEETINGS WILL OPEN NEXT WEEK AT THE UNITED NATIONS, AND SENATOR JEANNE SHAHEEN WILL BE ON HAND AS THE RANKING MEMBER OF THE SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE. SHAHEEN IS THE TOP...

The European Union’s New Entry/Exit System Begins Operation on 12 October

As of 12 October, the European Union’s new state-of-the-art border management system – the Entry/Exit System (EES) – will begin operation and modernise the management of the EU’s external borders. The introduction of new technology will ensure...

Slight decline in prices in August, Bosnia's annual inflation at 4.1 percent

Compared to August of the previous year, food and non-alcoholic beverages were on average 9.2 percent more expensive, alcoholic beverages and tobacco 3.7 percent, housing and utilities 0.2 percent, furniture, household appliances and routine...