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A dramatic attempted armed robbery in the Zalik neighborhood of Mostar has drawn widespread attention after surveillance footage showed a shop assistant physically confronting a man who entered the store armed with

Bosnia and Herzegovina is estimated to have more than one million illegal weapons, while the number of legally registered firearms exceeds 370,000, according to reports citing official data and expert assessments. The

The Plenum of the “Logistics of Bosnia and Herzegovina” Consortium has issued what it described as a third and final call announcing operational protests that are set to begin on March 23,

Truck drivers from Bosnia and Herzegovina announced that they will block border crossings starting March 23, protesting restrictions related to the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES). The system limits citizens from non-EU

Croatian employers have already begun recruiting seasonal workers for the upcoming tourism season, with official data showing that in 2025, approximately 32,000 work permits were issued to citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina,

Broadcasting of the Radio-Television of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BHRT) has been stopped, leaving the country without its national public television signal. Viewers tuning in saw black screens instead of programming after the

A serious incident occurred on Jahorina Mountain in Bosnia and Herzegovina when a child fell from a cable car and had to be urgently rescued by mountain rescue services. Local media reported

Thick snowfall that hit large parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina overnight has caused serious disruptions on the roads, leading to dangerous conditions and at least one major traffic accident. Drivers faced very

Protests in Sarajevo are set to continue today following a tragic tram accident that claimed the life of a 23-year-old man, while a 17-year-old girl remains seriously injured. A new gathering is

Speaking from Washington, Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Željko Komšić said that it was clearly conveyed to the Bosnian delegation that former RS president Milorad Dodik does not enjoy

One woman was killed, and several other people were injured today in Sarajevo when a city tram derailed on one of the busiest streets near the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina