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The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has ruled that authorities in Vareš and Zenica-Doboj Canton lacked the proper authority to dispose of state land.
A bomb threat warning from a Dubai-bound plane caused panic across the Middle East, but it was later revealed to be a dispute between the pilots.
On the 10th anniversary of Brexit, the British Prime Minister has acknowledged that the UK will consider rejoining the European Union.
Enes Baralić, one of the creators of the well-known Sarafix product and a recipient of Sarajevo's April 6th Award, has died at the age of 85.
The amount of insured deposits in banks in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been raised from 70,000 KM to 100,000 KM following a decision by the relevant agency.
Russia has issued threats to NATO concerning Kaliningrad, stating they are prepared to use their entire arsenal.
Following the defeat against Bosnia and Herzegovina, coach Hagi has made an unexpected decision regarding families in the Romania camp before the match with Poland.
Two cars were destroyed in a fire at a parking lot in Alipašino Polje, Sarajevo.
A traffic accident involving four vehicles on the fast road towards Blažuj has caused significant traffic congestion near Sarajevo.
Benjamin Netanyahu met in the Emirates to present intelligence data, with Mossad claiming Iran is reviving its nuclear program and preparing an attack.
A fox has been seen wandering through the Breka neighborhood in Sarajevo, observed among residential buildings.
Nebojša Kuštrinović, a well-known meteorologist from Banja Luka, has passed away at the age of 78.
Saša Magazinović, speaking at the Council of Europe, is advocating for sanctions against Serbia, stating that numerous tools are available.
There is positive investor interest for the second issuance of green bonds by Partner MKD.
A new bridge and border crossing at Rača will soon be operational, with a temporary access road currently under construction.
Iran is experiencing drug shortages and a 300% price increase, with the US blockade impacting pharmacies and the pharmaceutical sector.
The architectural studio Urbing from Sarajevo has celebrated 25 years of successful operation.
Spain has introduced a ban on evictions until 2030 and prohibited investors from buying apartments.
Croatian retail chain Studenac is in pre-bankruptcy proceedings, owing suppliers 60 million euros and planning to close 170 stores.