Miners Emerge, Nation Braces for Extreme Heat Warnings
Get European news in your inbox daily
A short daily digest of the whole continent — or just the countries you care about.
Check your email. We've sent a confirmation link — click it to complete your subscription.
Miners in Zenica have emerged from their multi-day underground strike, now demanding overdue wages and guaranteed work conditions. This development marks a new phase in the ongoing labor dispute, following previous reports of miners remaining underground and subsequent rescue efforts.
The country is simultaneously bracing for extreme heat, with meteorologists issuing orange and even red alerts for tomorrow, predicting temperatures could soar up to 41 degrees Celsius. Citizens are advised to avoid unnecessary outdoor activities as the heatwave continues.
In other significant domestic news, a disturbing child abuse case at a private kindergarten in Hadžići remains in public focus, with the father seeking answers amidst accusations of slander. The delivery service Glovo has ceased operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and a village has reportedly been without electricity for three decades.