Banja Luka
Medieval Sword Discovered in Stone Enchants Bosnians
A medieval hand-and-a-half-long sword rammed into stone, discovered this summer at the bottom of the river Vrbas in Bosnia, has been hailed by experts as a significant archaeological find.
As the sword was literally plunged into stone, it has been necessary to slowly separate the stone from the sword under water, as the sword had to be recovered together with a part of the rock.
Bosnian Serb Journalist’s Attacker Convicted of Attempted Murder
In a first-instance verdict that can be appealed, the court found that Colic attacked Kovacevic, a journalist at BN TV, one of the main channels in Republika Srpska, in front of his home in Banja Luka in August 2018.
Bosnian Serb Protesters Denounce Ban on City-Centre Rallies
Several hundreds protesters, led by opposition MPs in the assembly of Republika Srpska, the mainly Serbian entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina, gathered for a second time in the Mladen Stojanovic park in Banja Luka, close to the RS government building after the authorities refused to allow them to gather in the central Krajina Square.
Bosnian Serbs to Sign Deal on Expanding Chinese Teaching
The government of Republika Srpska, the Serbian-dominated entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has authorised the Ministry of Education and Culture in the entity on Friday to sign an agreement on the provision of Chinese classes with the Confucius Institute in Beijing
Bosnia, Croatia Fear Repeat of Devastating 2014 Floods
Local authorities declared a state of emergency on Monday night in several northern Bosnian towns due to heavy rainfall.
In the towns of Bihac, Banja Luka, Sanski Most and Celinac, swollen rivers caused the collapse of bridges and cut road links, blocking access to remote villages.
Banja Luka businessman, one attacker killed in shooting
Local media said that a companion of Krunic was also killed, as well as one of the attackers - named as Zeljko Kovacevic.
Mayor’s Life Offers Cautionary Tale of Bosnia’s Lost Hopes
At that time, state building reached its apogee and a thousand flowers were blooming with ideas about constitutional reform. It was not then nearly as politically radioactive a concept as it later became.
One Year On, Dragicevic Death Still Haunts Bosnia
A year on from 21-year-old David Dragicevic's murder in Banja Luka, police in Bosnia's Serb-dominated entity, Republika Srpska, have yet to uncover who was responsible for his death and why he was targeted.
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Fugitive Father of Dead Bosnian Student Gives Dramatic TV Statement
In his first television appearance on Wednesday evening since he went into hiding on December 30, Davor Dragicevic accused the authorities in Republika Srpska of seeking to kill him, after daily protests over the death of his 21-year-old son sparked widespread public anger in Bosnia's Serb-dominated entity.
EU official to BiH Presidency: Step up reforms
And citizens have protested against this, among other places, in Banjaluka.
EU's commissioner in charge of neighborhood policy and enlargement negotiations said this in Brussels on Wednesday during a meeting with members of the Bosnia-Herzegovina Presidency members.
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