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The Office of the High Representative's report on the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina states that blockades initiated by Republika Srpska are leading to the secession of the entity from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Reports indicate that bomber aircraft and Patriot missile systems are ready in Texas, with warnings issued to the Persian Gulf region, as Donald Trump is reportedly considering a significant strike against Iran.
The leader of an opposition party in Israel has initiated dialogue with Arab parties, suggesting a potential alliance and stating that Prime Minister Netanyahu has lost the election.
A message from Milorad Dodik, stating that students will not forget his words and that their defeat will be a historic event in Serbia, is highlighted.
Željka Cvijanović expresses dissatisfaction with the OHR report, calling it manipulative and filled with stereotypical lies.
BH Pošta is spending 1.1 million KM on summer uniforms for its postmen, with a single company securing the contract.
During a live broadcast in a Mexican studio, a host kicked a drone which then struck a model in the face.
Interior Minister Ivica Dačić stated that the security services had been monitoring a 15-year-old attacker who was an ISIS sympathizer, but his identity is still being confirmed.
A leader discusses the possibility of Arab parties joining a bloc against Benjamin Netanyahu to form a government, speaking enigmatically about the condition that Hamas be labeled a terrorist organization.
The prosecution in Serbia has initiated cases against Foreign Minister Marko Đurić and ten of the country's ambassadors.
A state of 'red alert' has been declared in London, as three out of the United Kingdom's four nuclear missile-carrying submarines are currently at sea.
The editor of The Jerusalem Post believes that Arab parties could play a decisive role in forming Israel's next government, noting their significant influence.
A citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina was arrested in Dubrovnik, Croatia, after being found with three kilograms of amphetamines in his car.
A new study indicates that 71% of the revenue from Coca-Cola purchases remains within Bosnia and Herzegovina, demonstrating the local economic contribution of the global brand.
The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina has released estimates showing that the core inflation rate in the country stands at 4.33 percent.
Britain's finance minister is set to present the new government's first budget, facing challenges from inflation and rising public debt.
A report on earnings in Tuzla Canton reveals that salaries are highest in Tuzla and lowest in Doboj Istok.