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New pricing rules for taxi services operating from Sarajevo International Airport have been introduced, bringing changes to the cost structure for taxi operators and, indirectly, for passengers using airport transport. According to

Donald Trump Jr., son of U.S. President Donald Trump, is expected to visit Banja Luka, possibly arriving earlier than initially planned on April 9. During his stay in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Trump

The city of Sarajevo is marking its City Day today with a series of commemorative, ceremonial, and cultural activities, honoring one of the most significant dates in its history. April 6 holds

Relations between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia are facing renewed strain following plans to establish a migrant reception center at the former Željava military airbase, located near the border between the two

After Bosnia and Herzegovina eliminated Italy in a dramatic World Cup playoff and secured qualification for the 2026 tournament, one of the moments that drew particular attention was Edin Džeko’s conduct after

The national football team of Bosnia and Herzegovina celebrated its qualification for the World Cup with the song “U.S.A.” by Dubioza Kolektiv. With the lyrics “I am from Bosnia, take me to

Bosnia and Herzegovina is gripped by football fever ahead of a decisive World Cup qualifying playoff against Italy, with kickoff set for 20:45 local time. Cities such as Tuzla, Sarajevo, and Zenica

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,