New 20km Highway Section Opening Soon ↗
Front page leadA new 20-kilometer section of the highway from Zenica to Žepče in Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to open soon, with aerial footage showing the completed route.
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The news from Bosnia and Herzegovina features stories on infrastructure development, a symbolic act of vandalism in Sarajevo, a company seeking to reclaim assets in Croatia, and the passing of a prominent figure. International news includes reports on Serbian politics, the conflict in Ukraine, and…
A new 20-kilometer section of the highway from Zenica to Žepče in Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to open soon, with aerial footage showing the completed route.
Unknown individuals have vandalized the area around the Eternal Flame monument in the center of Sarajevo, an important symbol of anti-fascism.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's company Energoinvest has requested the return of assets in Croatia valued at over 100 million euros, including 15 petrol stations.
Dragan Prusina, the director of the Official Gazette of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has passed away at the age of 63.
According to Goal, Harry Kane may not be the world's best footballer but has deservedly won the Golden Ball award.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's recent address has sparked speculation due to a hoodie from an Israeli brand and a crossed-out apology, interpreted as a cryptic message.
Singer Amna Alajbegović faced backlash for supporting students and responded by stating she celebrates the purging of hateful elements.
A video from December shows the editorial staff of the Serbian publication Informer, including its editor and reporters, preparing for an alleged attack with masks and clubs.
Miloš Parandilović discusses the political situation in Serbia and predicts the collapse of the SNS regime, suggesting that Milorad Dodik will be next.
Peter Magyar shared a video comparing the post-election celebrations in Budapest and Belgrade, with a symbolic caption.
Police in Sarajevo arrested two individuals suspected of a serious theft from a business entity during a night operation.
A representative from the Student List stated that their policy towards Russia remains unchanged, viewing them as a powerful protector.
Sirens sounded in Banja Luka to commemorate the anniversary of the 1969 earthquake, marking the event.
E-commerce platform Temu is changing its rules following a 200 million euro fine from the European Union, with the EU approving its plan.
The city of Sarajevo has spent only 11% of its allocated loan funds in the past six months, with money primarily directed to a bridge and a swimming pool.
A cultural and educational center with a garage for at least 65 cars is planned for the Ilidža municipality.
The Ugljevik thermal power plant is set to resume operations, with coal supplies arriving from Prijedor.
The Health Insurance Fund of Republika Srpska (RS) has contracted a system worth 9 million KM, with funds secured for its implementation.
Microsoft is offering voluntary departures to approximately 60,000 employees due to increased investments in artificial intelligence.