Major Anti-Organized Crime Operation Across Bosnia and Herzegovina ↗
A large-scale operation targeting organized crime groups has led to searches across Bosnia and Herzegovina, involving the Federal Prosecutor's Office.
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A large-scale operation targeting organized crime groups has led to searches across Bosnia and Herzegovina, involving the Federal Prosecutor's Office.
Milorad Dodik has again urged 'traitors' to join him in forming a government, setting a deadline for today at noon.
Jared Kushner has presented a vision that includes a new map of Europe, leaving diplomats to decipher his intentions.
Milorad Dodik stated that Serbia grew under Aleksandar Vučić similarly to Croatia, and without financial aid from Brussels, questioning Croatia's EU benefits.
Marco Rubio claimed Iran seeks a deal because they 'must eat,' a statement that was ridiculed by Iranian official Araghchi on social media.
Novak Djokovic has joined forces with a hotel magnate to develop a 320-meter skyscraper in Miami.
Two young individuals received headphones after encountering footballer Yamal, who had stopped his car to ask about a restaurant.
Parking charges have begun in front of the Jumbo store in Sarajevo, with the hourly rate set at 2 Bosnian Marks.
Lidija Bradara, President of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, indicated that HDZ expects to receive the Ministry of Finance or Foreign Affairs.
The necessary funds for the continuation of rehabilitation for journalist Amela Hubjer-Hatić were raised in a single night.
The Mayor of Novi Travnik and the Ambassador of Switzerland held a meeting to discuss state property and investment opportunities.
The BCG vaccine for newborns is once again available in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina after a five-week suspension.
Western intelligence agencies are reportedly shocked by Iran's continued capability to produce at least 50 ballistic missiles per month.
Asian stock exchanges have mostly seen gains, driven by demand for AI chips, even as Wall Street experienced a decline.
Salaries in Switzerland for 2027 are projected to reach up to 655,000 KM annually for 'wealth hunters,' with significant growth expected in AI-related positions.
Billionaires invested nearly $380 million to defeat a tax proposal, leading California to reject a levy on the wealthiest.
A company based in Laktaši has been awarded a new contract by the public utility company 'Ilidža'.
Expert Čavalić warns that rising electricity prices will lead to company closures and increased costs of living for citizens.