Latest News from Bosnia and Herzegovina

US F-16 Flyover Rattles Tensions in Bosnia Ahead of Disputed Holiday

Tensions surged in Bosnia and Herzegovina as US F-16 aircraft flew over the nation, displaying solidarity mere hours before the disputed "holiday" in Republika Srpska, a region predominantly inhabited by ethnic Serbs, branded unconstitutional by Sarajevo.

"Schmidt carried out a coup d'état in Bosnia-Herzegovina"

As he stated, being hosted on Prva TV, he did so by the imposed decisions, because by his actions he breaks the laws and destroys democracy.
Schmidt is not recognized in Republika Srpska because his mandate was not confirmed in the UN Security Council as stipulated in the Dayton Peace Agreement.

Earthquake of magnitude 5.4 in Bosnia and Herzegovina; Ground shook in Serbia VIDEO

Tonight, an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.4 on the Richter scale was registered in Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The epicenter was at a depth of nine kilometers.
For now, there is no information about victims and material damage.
Citizens share their impressions of the earthquake on the networks and claim that it is the strongest earthquake ever.

"The time has come..."

"If it wasn't for foreigners, we would have done it a long time ago. They have an arsenal of various threats with which they pressure us. I don't want to expose anyone to that.

Police found teenagers who ordered bomb threats in schools

In cooperation with the Special Public Prosecutor's Office for high-tech crime of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, the police identified and found minors from Belgrade aged 14 and 15, who are suspected of ordering the sending of messages with threatening content to educational institutions through a "gaming" platform that they attend in the territory of Belgrade, about alleged

Bulgaria Considers New International Operations Amid Global Climate

Defense Minister Todor Tagarev revealed that Bulgaria is contemplating involvement in fresh overseas operations given the current global situation. While specifics weren't disclosed, recent discussions have revolved around contributing to an international initiative safeguarding shipping in the Red Sea, although deploying a ship isn't an immediate consideration.

Momirovic: Bosnia and Herzegovina Serbia's key regional partner

BELGRADE - Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are the two main CEFTA member states and their bilateral trade volume totalled 3.2 bln euros last year, Serbian Minister of Internal and External Trade Tomislav Momirovic said after a meeting with his Bosnian and Herzegovinian counterpart Stasa Kosarac on Monday.

European Views on EU Expansion: Ukraine Favored, Balkans and Turkey Face Hurdles

A recent EU survey by YouGov and Datapraxis conducted across six member states highlights contrasting opinions on potential expansions. Support for Ukraine's accession emerges, but skepticism looms over Turkey and the Western Balkans. The findings impact upcoming decisions at the European Council summit regarding EU enlargement and budget allocation.

The Survey's Key Insights:

Erdogan’s nets in the Balkans

Why are the Turkish president's efforts to spread his influence among Muslim populations falling on deaf ears?

Dacic opens Serbia's first honorary consulate in Bosnia and Herzegovina

PALE - At a ceremony attended by Republika Srpska and Bosnia and Herzegovina officials, Serbian FM Ivica Dacic on Friday opened a honorary consulate of the Republic of Serbia at Pale, East Sarajevo.

The honorary consulate will focus on further development of cooperation in the economy, culture and sports.

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