What's happening in Europe?
Bosnia
The news from Oslobođenje covers a range of topics including a diplomatic dispute over war crimes, health issues related to vaccine access, a controversial historical media report, local news about a bear sighting and water supply disruptions in Sarajevo, and commentary on political and social…
Bosnia and Herzegovina's Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković has written to the UN, stating that Serbia cannot honor a convicted war criminal without facing consequences. This action highlights ongoing diplomatic tensions and historical grievances in the region.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing a shortage of vaccines, forcing citizens to travel to neighboring Croatia to obtain necessary disease protection, highlighting a critical public health and access issue.
The story criticizes the lack of institutional response to the celebration of war crimes, suggesting a failure to uphold laws and justice within the country.
Residents near Hadžići have reported sightings of a bear in residential areas, with the animal even seen close to a school, raising concerns about public safety.
A disturbing incident in Obrenovac, Serbia, where a father allegedly ordered his 10-year-old son to shoot another young man, and the child complied.
Several areas in Sarajevo are at risk of water supply disruptions today, with 15 streets specifically mentioned as being affected by maintenance or other issues.
A media outlet from Republika Srpska (RS) published a report on the Vogošća liberation anniversary, claiming that the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with NATO assistance, expelled Serbs from the area.
A column by Jahiel Kamhi reflecting on significant holidays and their role as important reminders.
Columnist Pavle Mijović discusses the emerging 'culture of walls' in Germany and Russia, potentially referring to political or social divisions.
A piece by Đuro Kozar titled 'Two EUFOR landings,' likely discussing military or peacekeeping operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Zlatko Dukić analyzes pensions in the context of an election campaign, suggesting a lead or a particular outcome.
This news item indicates a report on changing weather patterns in Bosnia and Herzegovina and what citizens can expect.
A business-related story reporting that a company in Bosnia and Herzegovina has suspended its cooperation with debt collection agencies.
An article exploring the idea of the iconic Sarajevo Sebilj fountain becoming a subject for a LEGO set, and includes an official response to this concept.
