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BAThe Ukrainian president warned Belarus: "Remove the Russian equipment and show the deeds!"
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky directly addressed Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko, urging him to remove Russian military equipment and demonstrate actions in response.
Professor David Pettigrew at the commemoration of the anniversary of the crimes in Kalinovik:
Professor David Petigru called for the establishment of a memorial museum and cemetery at the 'Barutni magacin' depot during the commemoration of the Kalinovik crime anniversary. The event honored all victims of the incident, including those whose remains have yet to be identified.
When Danis Tanovic says it's "never worse", then the Troika has a serious problem
The article discusses the potential consequences if Danis Tanović, a prominent figure, states that 'it could not get worse,' implying that the situation involving 'Trojka' has reached a critical point. It suggests that disappointing those who have had the highest expectations of someone is the worst outcome in politics.
A billion-dollar system crash: See how the Chinese cheat technology with a simple toy
The article discusses a system worth billions of dollars related to how Chinese companies allegedly use ordinary toys to 'steal' technology. It mentions that these figures are sold at low prices on online platforms, including characters of well-known people.
Crimean tragedy: Four people killed in Ukrainian attacks, fires in oil depots
Four people died in Ukrainian attacks on Crimea, with fires breaking out in oil storage facilities. The article mentions Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and its use of the peninsula as a base for attacks since the start of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
More and more people are making this bedtime rule: They claim it has changed their lives.
The article discusses an increasing number of people adopting a rule before going to sleep, claiming it has changed their lives. It mentions that blue light emitted by screens slows down the release of melatonin, a hormone that signals the body it is time to rest.
The famous singer's mother called after his death: "You've made this world a better place".
The mother of a famous singer spoke out after his death, stating he made the world a better place. The tragedy occurred on June 14 in the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro when two helicopters collided, taking six lives.
One step closer: signed declaration on the future of Europe BiH
More than 70 participants from seven European countries unanimously supported the Declaration on Bosnia and Herzegovina's European future.
Terrible car accident: BMW overturned and hit a pillar, firefighters cut the blade to save the passengers
A severe traffic accident occurred when a BMW overturned and collided with a pole. Firefighters had to cut through the car's roof with hydraulic tools to rescue passengers. One woman was extracted from the vehicle after the roof was removed.
Will the UK come back: EU wants the UK back, Britons are complaining about Brexit
Anketa pokazala da 66% ispitanika u 15 evropskih zemalja smatra da bi povratak Ujedinjenog Kraljevstva u EU bio vrlo dobro. EU izražava želju da UK ponovno postane član, dok britanska javnost izražava žalost zbog Brexita.
Radical Israeli Minister: The whole of Lebanon must burn
Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir issued a strong statement following the deaths of four Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon, stating that 'all of Lebanon must burn.' The soldiers were killed when their tank was hit during an operation near Kfar Tebnit. Ben-Gvir emphasized that Israel cannot negotiate over the blood of its sons or the safety of its citizens, calling for severe consequences against Lebanon. This incident occurred shortly after American and Iranian officials signed a preliminary agreement aimed at ending the regional conflict, which includes a temporary halt
Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire, a senior U.S. official says.
Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire in Lebanon following an escalation of violence, according to a senior U.S. official. The ceasefire was reached after recent clashes threatened broader peace negotiations involving Iran and the potential for a permanent peace agreement in the Middle East. The U.S.-Iran talks scheduled for Friday in Switzerland were canceled due to the renewed conflict in Lebanon, adding uncertainty to the timeline for resuming discussions critical to reopening the Strait of Hormuz for international maritime traffic. A senior U.S. official stated that the ceasefire
Zlatan Ibrahimović once again delighted the region: In the American show he sang Brenin's hit, and her reaction is recounted
Zlatan Ibrahimović, legendary footballer, performed the song 'Luda za tobom' by Lepa Brena during an appearance on an American TV show. His enthusiastic reaction to the song surprised the host, Alexi Lalas, who then engaged him in a conversation about the meaning of the lyrics. The clip quickly went viral on social media.
Iran condemns Israeli attacks on Lebanon and holds the US responsible for violating the ceasefire
Iran has strongly condemned recent Israeli attacks on Lebanon and directly blamed the United States for the consequences of what it described as repeated violations of the ceasefire agreement. Esmail Bagei, the spokesperson for Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, criticized Israel's 'aggressive and terrorist' attacks, which have resulted in dozens of civilian casualties and significant damage to housing and infrastructure. He warned of serious and immediate consequences for continued Israeli escalation on regional peace and security. Bagei stated that Washington bears direct responsibility for
Open summer season in Jahorina: Olympic Center announces new investment cycle
The summer tourist season has officially begun at Jahorina, with the Olympic Center announcing a new investment cycle. The center reported positive financial results, including around 700,000 KM in profits directed toward local communities. Director Igor Žiljak expects more than 90 days of successful summer activities and introduced a family package priced at 75 KM. Local officials emphasized continued support for infrastructure projects, improved communal services, and new investments, highlighting collaboration between the municipalities of Trnovo and Pale and the Olympic Center.
The FBI has declared a state of emergency in Zenica.
The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has decided to initiate a process of extraordinary management at Nova Željezara Zenica d.o.o., a state-owned enterprise based in Zenica. The decision aims to ensure business continuity by restarting production, preserving asset value, and implementing a restructuring plan. The proposal will be submitted to the Municipal Court in Zenica, which is the competent court for bankruptcy proceedings according to the company’s headquarters. The government also passed a resolution appointing an extraordinary administrator under temporary terms,
Jajla Ramovic and Enes Begovic crossed voices: They sang at a party in Belgrade
Džejla Ramović and Enes Begović performed together at an event in Belgrade alongside Orchestra Dragana Ćirković Ćira, singing hits by Dina Merlin and Vesna Zmijanac. Their spontaneous musical collaboration attracted attention on social media, with many users praising their performance. Both artists have upcoming performances scheduled during the summer season.
Washington sent a message to Tehran: Israel is not planning any further escalation in Lebanon
The United States has conveyed a message to Iran stating that Israel currently does not plan to escalate military activities in Lebanon, according to a source familiar with the situation. This comes as the Trump administration seeks to preserve negotiations with Tehran and refocus discussions on Iran's nuclear program. The message reportedly indicates that Israel is willing to halt further military actions if there are no new attacks. Meanwhile, Israel conducted several deadly strikes across Lebanon in response to an attack by Hezbollah that killed four Israeli soldiers, despite an American-Ir
GI-TOC on money laundering in the Western Balkans: Instead of suitcases of cash, buying real estate and fake contracts
A report by the Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) highlights how criminal networks on the Western Balkans increasingly rely on professionals from legitimate sectors—such as lawyers, notaries, accountants, and auditors—to launder illicit funds. The study, based on 89 interviews across Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia, reveals modern money laundering schemes involve purchasing real estate, fake companies, nominal owners, false contracts, and complex financial transactions that appear fully legal on paper.
A mystery ahead of the finale, the Grand Production Director has announced the exciting semi-finals of the Grand Star.
Goran Šljivić, director of the 'Grand' production, has created intrigue ahead of the semi-final of 'Zvezda Granda' by not revealing the exact number of contestants competing for first place. He mentioned that an unexpected number of candidates will enter the final due to the strong generation this season. It was also announced that there will be two winners this season—one chosen by a professional jury and the other by public vote. Šljivić also noted that it is possible for both the jury and the public to choose the same contestant. Additionally, preparations for next season have already begun
Amar Osim commented on the decision of the Barbarians to start the match - compared it to the decision of Dalić about Luke Modrić
Amar Osim, former head coach of Bosnia and Herzegovina's national team, commented on the recent heavy defeat against Switzerland in the World Cup qualifiers, which ended with a score of 4:1. Despite the loss, Osim believes there were positive aspects to the match, noting that the team played more organized football compared to their first game against Canada. He highlighted that until the 75th minute, the match was heading towards a 0:0 draw. Osim also pointed out that the team maintained discipline and created several serious chances before the second half-time break. However, he attributed a
New details of horror in Brazil: Student thrown from a ropeless bridge, nurse claims she was alive after falling
A 21-year-old Brazilian woman named Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas died after being thrown off an abandoned bridge approximately 40 meters high in the state of Sao Paulo without a safety harness. According to local media reports and videos shared online, she was attempting to descend 'like an airplane' while two instructors lifted her onto their shoulders with arms stretched out. The individuals who did not secure the harness to her belt have been charged with murder due to gross negligence leading to death. No company has taken responsibility for the incident so far, and it appears the男子s
Amra Jaco posing in front of the stadium: "Proud and brave, I would love you"
Amra Džeko, supruga nogometnog igrača Edina Džeke, objavila je na Instagramu sliku iz Los Anđelsa prije utakmice Bosne i Hercegovine protiv Švicarske. Na slici je bila sa svojom sestrom Samrom, a uz objavu je ostavila poruku podrške reprezentaciji. Posebnu pažnju u njoj je privukla majica s natpisom 'I am from Bosnia, take me to America', koja se odnosi na pjesmu grupe Dubioza Kolektiv. Pjesma je postala neslužbena himna Bosne i Hercegovine na Svjetskom prvenstvu. Amra Džeko je model, glumica i poduzetnica, a trenutno je u braku s Edinom Džekom.
The airport's still waiting for clearance.
The construction of the airport in Bihać, Bosnia and Herzegovina, continues to face multiple challenges despite being considered a key infrastructure project. According to Anel Hadžić, director of JP Aerodrom Bihać, the project is in the implementation phase but still faces administrative, technical, and financial hurdles. The project was included in the Strategic Development Projects of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina under the Public Investment Program starting in 2017. So far, approximately 22.7 million KM has been spent out of the allocated 35 million KM by the end of 2025. Coordi
Shock in Italy after Trump insulted Meloni, foreign minister cancels US visit
An exclusive phone interview between US President Donald Trump and Italian journalist Daniele Compatangelo, broadcast by L'Aria che Tira on La7, sparked controversy in Italy. Trump criticized Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, stating she 'begged' him for a photo together and that he only agreed out of pity. He also commented on the war in Ukraine, expressed a desire for peace, and distanced himself from negotiations. Additionally, Trump criticized Europe for mistakes in energy policy and immigration management.
Prominent politician and former minister Enver Bijedić joined SBB
Enver Bijedić, a prominent politician and former minister, has joined the Sarajevo-based business group SBB. The article highlights his educational background, professional career in public administration, and achievements during his tenure as federal minister of transport and communications. It also notes his current role as an advisor to the Ministry of Defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Fisica told Bećirović: It's not a problem to travel to Canada but to deceive the public, tell the truth
The article discusses public reactions to the cost of a delegation trip led by Bosnia and Herzegovina's Presidency Chairman Denis Bećirović to Canada. It reports that the trip reportedly cost over 60,000 KM, with some expenses covered by Bosnia and Herzegovina's budget, including air tickets and accommodation costs. Historian and analyst Admir Lisica commented that while attending matches as part of an official delegation is acceptable, it becomes problematic if the public is misled about the true nature of the expenses.
The union sent an urgent letter to the government asking for a clear plan to pay back the arrears for 2026, and set an ultimatum.
The Kantonal Council of the Federation of Independent Unions of Bosnia and Herzegovina (KOSŠSBiH) for Sarajevo Canton has sent an urgent letter to the Government of the Canton of Sarajevo (KS), demanding a clear plan for the payment of wage increases (regress) for 2026. The union emphasizes that employees have experienced minimal salary increases that do not match rising living costs and inflation. They request an official response within seven days and warn that they will support local unions in negotiations for new collective agreements.
A Russian politician left her two children and went to the battlefield: she died in the war a few months later
Angelina Podkopajeva, 42-godišnja političarka iz Rostovske oblasti, poginula je u borbama u Donbasu nekoliko mjeseci nakon što je potpisala ugovor s ruskim Ministarstvom odbrane i pridružila se ruskim oružanim snagama. Prije toga je bila aktivna kao volonterska pomaća u dostavi humanitarne pomoći ruskim snagama. Ostavila je za sobom dvoje djece. Poginula je u blizini grada Limana, koje ima strateški značaj zbog njegove lokacije u odnosu na Slavjansk i Kramatorsk.
Nina Badric published the most intimate ballad: the song talks about love for a busy man
Nina Badrić has released a new emotional ballad titled 'Čuvam njen dom' as part of her acclaimed album 'Moji ljudi'. The song tells a story of love and devotion towards an occupied man, focusing on a woman who loves but chooses to remain on the sidelines. It highlights themes of self-respect, moral struggle, and sacrifice. The song was written by Nina Badrić with arrangement by Miro Buljan. A music video was filmed in attractive locations in Istria, directed by Sandra Mihaljević.
UN calls for drone regulation in conflict zones
The United Nations' human rights chief, Volker Türk, has urged the international community to regulate autonomous weapons systems like drones, citing their increasing use in conflicts around the world. He highlighted the impact of drone warfare in regions including Ukraine, DR Congo, Sudan, Myanmar, and the Middle East. In Sudan, over 1,000 civilians were reported killed by drone attacks in 2025, with a significant rise in both attacks and related deaths compared to previous years. UK Minister Jenny Chapman condemned the use of drones against civilians and aid workers.
About the novel "Winter Bride": Confessions of a Good Soldier by Hasan K.
The article discusses Enes Karić's novel 'Zime zaručnice' (doživljaji njemačkog vojnika Hasana), which won the prestigious 'Derviš Sušić' award for the best literary work published in Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian in 2025. The piece highlights the cultural initiative by several educational institutions and cultural organizations in Tuzla Canton to commemorate the anniversary of the birth of this prominent writer from Bosnia and Herzegovina. It also notes that the title and naming of the protagonist, Hasan K., evoke associations with two well-known literary characters—Švejk and Joseph K.—which
Shigellosis: An infectious intestinal infection that causes bloody diarrhea and can last for weeks
The article discusses shigellosis, a highly contagious intestinal infection caused by bacteria from the Shigella genus. It describes symptoms such as severe diarrhea, fever, and abdominal cramps, and explains how the disease spreads through the fecal-oral route via contaminated hands, surfaces, food, water, or direct contact. The article highlights children under five years old, people living in communal settings like kindergartens and nursing homes, and individuals with weakened immune systems as high-risk groups.
The evening of remembrance of Husein Orucevic
A commemorative evening honoring Hussein Oručević, a journalist, political scientist, activist, and honorary consul of Poland in Mostar, will take place in Okc Abrašević in Mostar on Saturday, June 20, 2026. The event is part of the celebration of the 100th anniversary of Abrašević and includes the unveiling of a mural by Polish artist Michał Czerko Setu, a reception with catering, and a concert by Damir Avdić. Organizers highlight Oručević's legacy as a key figure in post-war development in Mostar and Abrašević, a mentor, and a bridge between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Poland.
Pathological liar Konaković fabricated a blacklist for BiH to hide the disaster of why we ended up on the grey list!
The article criticizes Elmedin Konaković, the president of the National Security Council and Bosnia and Herzegovina's foreign minister, for claiming that the country avoided the Moneyval blacklist. The author argues that Konaković fabricated this narrative to downplay the impact of Bosnia being placed on the grey list. The article highlights that only three countries—North Korea, Iran, and Myanmar—are currently on the Moneyval blacklist, suggesting that Bosnia is in a less severe situation compared to those nations. It also mentions the ongoing political tensions involving the SNSD party and指责
Ceman and Galic's successors are elected in July
The article reports on the selection process for two judges of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). The candidates have been ranked based on points earned during interviews. Katica Artuković is first with 49.5 points, followed by Dženeta Omerdić and Ivan Matešić. The results were approved at a meeting of the working group responsible for the selection process. The list has been sent to the Commission for Selection and Appointment, which will forward it to the House of Representatives for decision-making. The new judges will replace Valeria Galić and Mirsad Ćeman, who are退休
EU united on Ukraine for first time in over a year: Change of power in Hungary removes main blockade
The European Union has adopted a unified statement supporting Ukraine for the first time since March 2025, with all 27 member states agreeing. The statement criticizes Russia for intensifying attacks on Ukrainian cities and energy infrastructure and calls on Moscow to agree to an immediate ceasefire and engage in serious peace talks. This marks a significant shift compared to the previous year, when Hungary under Viktor Orbán often blocked or delayed common European positions on the war in Ukraine. The new Hungarian government led by Prime Minister Péter Mács has not opposed the conclusions,促成
The U.S. military has launched a new attack in the Pacific, killing three people.
The U.S. military has carried out an attack in the Pacific Ocean, killing three people aboard a vessel. The attack is part of a series of operations conducted by the Trump administration against ships allegedly involved in drug trafficking. The Pentagon claims these vessels are linked to terrorist organizations and operate along known drug routes. However, the military has not disclosed the identities of those killed or the specific groups they claim are responsible, nor have they provided detailed evidence supporting their claims. Human rights organizations such as Human Rights Watch and the
Maya Shuput in the hottest edition: With this colleague recorded a song
Maja Šuput has revealed her new collaboration with Natalie Balmix on the song 'Nedovoljno lijep,' which is expected to be a major hit this summer. The track features a dynamic rhythm, strong chorus, and conveys themes of confidence, glamour, and female empowerment. The music was composed by Branimir Mihaljević and Marko Rajković, while the visual production was directed by Darko Drinovac.
The average SpaceX customer at a loss after a two-day drop in value.
The average investor who purchased SpaceX shares after their IPO has seen nearly all their gains disappear due to a sharp decline in share price. Shares fell by 3.6% on Thursday to just under $184.98 per share. The five-day volume-weighted average price (VWAP) is $181.71, suggesting that the average buyer post-IPO is now at near-zero profitability. Shares had surged above $225 on Tuesday from an IPO price of $135, but have since dropped 20%, erasing much of the post-debut gains. The decline has also reduced profits for thousands of small investors who accessed the IPO through brokerage firms.
In BiH today, variable weather: Possible local showers accompanied by thunder
The article reports on variable and unstable weather conditions expected in Bosnia and Herzegovina today, with possible local showers accompanied by thunderstorms across much of the country. Sunny weather without precipitation is anticipated in the south. Wind is described as light to moderate, mostly coming from the south and southwest in southern areas, and from the east and northeast in northern regions. The lowest morning temperatures are generally between 10 and 16°C, reaching up to 19°C in the south. The highest daily temperatures are typically between 20 and 26°C, with higher readings (
After three decades, scientists have solved the mystery of severe inflammatory bowel disease
Scientists from the United Kingdom and Denmark have resolved a significant part of the mystery surrounding severe forms of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) after over 30 years of research. The study found that a specific genetic variant, HLA-DRB1*01:03, can trigger the production of antibodies that mistakenly attack interleukin 10 (IL-10), a key protein that normally reduces inflammation in the body. In individuals with this variant and IBD, the body may develop antibodies that neutralize IL-10, leading to stronger and longer-lasting intestinal inflammation. The study analyzed approximately 4,
Stormy night in Brussels: EU divided over contact with Putin, debate lasted for hours
At the Brussels summit, French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz opposed efforts by the European Union to establish communication with Russian President Vladimir Putin, leading to divisions among European leaders. The discussion, which lasted longer than planned, highlighted disagreements over whether the EU should engage directly with Moscow or continue focusing on military support for Ukraine. Some member states supported Macron and Merz's stance, while others backed the initiative proposed by European Council President Antonio Costa.
Russia attacked Sumy and Kharkov: Two people were killed, among the injured were children
Two people were killed and two others injured in a Russian attack on the northern Ukrainian region of Sumy, according to Ukrainian police. The attack involved a combination of bombs, drones, and rockets. Meanwhile, at least nine people were injured in attacks on Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, including four children. City mayor Ihor Terekhov stated that medical assistance was needed following the Russian shelling.
Bloody night in Lebanon: At least 16 killed in Israeli attacks
At least 16 people were killed in Israeli air strikes on southern Lebanon during the night, according to state news agency NNA. The attacks occurred just two days after the United States and Iran signed a peace agreement. Israeli forces stated they conducted the strikes in response to alleged ceasefire violations by Hezbollah. The U.S. deputy president JD Vance criticized members of the Israeli government who had previously criticized President Donald Trump over the Iran deal.
Madonna reveals how she chooses her boyfriends: whatever they have in the bathroom matters
Madonna revealed during an interview with the show 'Rent Free' that she used to evaluate potential partners based on whether they had a bathtub and shower she could use during the 1980s when she was part of New York's club scene. She also mentioned that she would visit her partners' homes, take a bath or shower, and eat food prepared by their mothers. Madonna has had several high-profile relationships, including with Tupac Shakur, Warren Beatty, and Guy Ritchie, and currently has a stable relationship with Akon Morris.
An indictment against a Sarajevo man accused of psychological violence who defaced the entire city with graffiti insulting his former friend
A man named Hadžijasufović has been accused of psychological abuse against his former school friend through public graffiti and online posts that insulted and humiliated him. The alleged victim claims that Hadžijasufović posted offensive messages and shared her phone number with false information across Sarajevo and other cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Prosecutors argue that these actions caused fear, anxiety, and serious psychological consequences for the victim, damaging her dignity, mental health, and integrity. The prosecution has requested the court to hear testimony from nine witness,
Pressure mounting on Trump over the Iran deal, one of Israel's most powerful lobbyists responded:
AIPAC, one of the most powerful Israeli lobbying groups, has expressed concerns over the preliminary agreement reached between the U.S. and Iran. The group argues that the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) raises significant questions, particularly regarding the easing of sanctions in exchange for Iran opening the Strait of Hormuz and unclear commitments related to Iran's nuclear program. AIPAC emphasizes that the final nuclear deal must permanently and verifiably end Iran's nuclear program, including the removal of enriched uranium and the dismantling of all enrichment sites. It also calls on
Minić and Cvijanović at the start of the election race
Current Prime Minister of the Republika Srpska, Savo Minić, is expected to run for president of the Republika Srpska in the October general elections, while Željka Cvijanović will seek re-election as the Bosnian Serb member of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency. The decision on their candidacies has not yet been officially made by the party, but leader of the SNSD party, Milorad Dodik, has confirmed both positions. Dodik praised Minić as the best candidate available at this time, emphasizing his energy, knowledge, desire, will, and emotion to fight for the cause. He also stated that defeat,
The European Parliament has sent a clear message to BiH leaders: Stop the obstruction and appoint a chief negotiator immediately
The European Parliament has adopted resolutions regarding Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, and Montenegro. The resolution emphasizes the need to preserve the constitutional order and territorial integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina, while calling on domestic leaders to end blockades and accelerate reforms. It criticizes the resignation of the High Representative and calls for a transition of the Office of the High Representative (OHR) that respects the constitutional framework. The document condemns political obstruction, divisive rhetoric, ethnic divisions, historical revisionism, denial of the
The Czech Senate has adopted a resolution on the commemoration of the Srebrenica genocide
The Senate of the Czech Republic has adopted a resolution commemorating the genocide in Srebrenica in 1995. The resolution emphasizes that in developed Europe, there is no place for glorifying war crimes or denying the genocide. This decision follows a visit by a delegation from the European Affairs Committee of the Czech Senate to Bosnia and Herzegovina between May 11th and 14th. The resolution references United Nations Resolution 78/282, which designated July 11th as the International Day of Remembrance and Commemoration of the Victims of the Genocide in Srebrenica. It highlights the need to
Zelensky: The future of Europe depends on the defense of Ukraine
Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated at an European Union summit that Europe's future depends directly on Ukraine's defense. He emphasized that accelerated EU membership would provide the best security guarantee for Ukraine. Zelenskyy highlighted that defending Ukraine is crucial for Europe to remain a free, united, and peaceful space. He also noted that European security depends on stable funding for the Ukrainian military, suggesting that the EU and a coalition of willing countries could develop special financial mechanisms to support this.
Macron: I don't believe the war in the Middle East is completely over
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed cautious optimism regarding the agreement between Iran and the United States to end the conflict in the Middle East. While he acknowledged the benefits of having a peace deal over war, especially with the risk of escalation, he expressed doubt about whether the war is completely over. Macron mentioned entering a new phase of cooperation and dialogue, better than war, but emphasized uncertainty about the stability of the situation. He also recalled the unexpected nature of US President Donald Trump's decision to sign the agreement with Iran during hisG
The Israelis published a new map of the occupied Lebanese territory and ordered not to retreat
The Israeli military has released an updated map of its security zone in southern Lebanon, indicating no plans to withdraw from the area at this stage. The map shows a deployment line stretching east to west, extending up to 10 kilometers into Lebanese territory from the border. The IDF stated that troops are stationed in specific operational areas in southern Lebanon to continue removing threats and strengthening the defense of northern Israel. According to the map, Israeli forces have advanced further into Lebanon compared to April when the 'front-line defense' was first introduced, now also
The U.S. military has lifted its naval blockade of Iran on Trump's orders.
The U.S. military has lifted the maritime blockade around Iranian ports and coastal areas in accordance with orders from President Donald Trump. The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed via social media that American forces no longer interfere with the transit of vessels into or out of Iranian ports in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz. All efforts by the U.S. military to conduct the blockade have ceased. Large warships will remain in the broader area to ensure all aspects of the agreement are respected and enforced.
Trump prepares a showdown in NATO: These members could be under attack
The article discusses tensions within NATO regarding defense spending commitments, particularly under pressure from US President Donald Trump. It highlights that member states have agreed to allocate 2% of their GDP to defense by 2035, but many are falling short. Spain and the United Kingdom are mentioned as countries potentially facing criticism for not meeting these targets. The article references reports from Politico and mentions NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte preparing a confidential report on progress.
Khamenei approved the memorandum of understanding, even though he has a different opinion
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei has approved a understanding memorandum signed by Iranian and American presidents, despite having differing opinions. He stated he received assurances from President Masoud Pezeshkian and other high-ranking officials that Iran's rights and interests of the resistance front would be protected. Khamenei emphasized that future direct negotiations with the United States would not mean accepting an 'enemy stance.' He mentioned he had a different opinion but gave his approval due to the commitment made by the respected Iranian president, as head of theSupreme
How did the people who put him in office make Ademovic a political hell?
The article discusses the political challenges faced by Kemal Ademović after being appointed as the chairman of the House of Representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It highlights how his tenure was marked by blockades initiated by HDZ and SNSD delegates. Dragan Čović, leader of HDZ, took over the role and announced plans to accelerate legislative processes. The article notes that Ademović's election to the committee was controversial, as he was chosen by HDZ and SNSD despite not being selected by the Bosniak Club. The piece suggests that the current situation reflects political agreements超越
The blue-yellow colors dominated the center of Zagreb: on the Ban Jelačić Square, the flags of Bosnia and Herzegovina flew
A large crowd gathered in the center of Zagreb to support Bosnia and Herzegovina's national football team during their World Cup match against Switzerland. The square was decorated with blue-and-yellow flags of Bosnia and Herzegovina, including those featuring the coat of arms. Fans from Croatia were also present, joining Bosnian supporters in cheering for the team. The event highlighted the unifying power of sports across national boundaries.
We bring you the complete list of coalition candidates for the October election.
The article lists all confirmed coalitions participating in the October elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), noting that many coalitions are similar but differ based on the level of governance they aim to achieve. It mentions specific alliances such as BH Zeleni with BPS and Tuzlanska Alternativa at one level of governance and with Novo Vreme and Tuzlanska Alternativa at another. Traditional alliances like DF with the Democratic Front are also highlighted. Other notable coalitions include NES, PDA, and Naprijed joining forces, while Nebojša Vukanović forms an alliance with a new party by
Hegseth warned: "Military action against Iran remains an option if negotiations fail".
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned that the United States is prepared to take new military actions against Iran if Tehran fails to meet its commitments under a recently signed agreement. Speaking in Brussels after a meeting of NATO defense ministers, Hegset emphasized that Washington expects full compliance with the Understanding and will not tolerate violations. He stated that the US has all necessary capabilities for action and that any breach of the agreement would have consequences. The White House stance is that implementation of the agreement will be carefully monitored, and any U.
Health professionals from the Faculty of Health Studies in FBiH allowed to work overtime
The Federal Ministry of Health has adopted amendments to the Regulation on the manner, procedure, and conditions for organizing and performing additional work by healthcare workers in healthcare institutions and private practice. These changes allow professionals who graduated from the Faculty of Health Studies to perform additional work, provided they have at least five years of professional experience in their field. The Chamber of Diplomated Healthcare Engineers in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina stated that this decision represents an important step toward equal rights for highly-
Israel: We are cutting off contact with Kai Kalas
Israel has announced it is cutting diplomatic ties with European Union High Representative Kaja Kallas following her comparison of Israel's treatment of Palestinians to apartheid in South Africa. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar stated he would not communicate with Kallas until she retracts what he called 'blood libel' remarks. Kallas responded by stating the EU remains committed to cooperation with Israel and emphasized the importance of a two-state solution for lasting peace.
Video / Sinan Husić after the meeting in the Government: No later than the middle of next week wages for the Zenica miners
Sinan Husić, president of the Miners' Union, stated after a meeting with representatives of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina's government that miners' salaries, including hot meals and transportation allowances, are expected to be paid by mid-next week. He also mentioned that implementation of a $37 million loan for coal-rich regions, including Zenica, will begin in the coming months, following the salary payments for April.
Maya left Elite 9 in a hurry:
Maja Marinković, participant in 'Elite 9,' had to leave the show due to complications following a previous surgery on her back. She underwent an aesthetic procedure to enhance her buttocks before joining the reality show and has since experienced multiple complications, including wound issues. She now needs medical attention and has temporarily left the competition.
Elvedin Pezic warns: The biggest loser is the one who misses the prayer for the game
Dr. Elvedin Pezić, poznati islamski predavač, upozorio je da najveći gubitak tokom Svjetskog prvenstva u fudbalu nije poraz reprezentacije, već propuštanje vjerskih obaveza zbog praćenja utakmica. Pezić je naglasio da razumije euforiju oko prvenstva, ali upozorava da sportski događaji ne bi smjeli imati prednost nad vjerskim dužnostima.
Why do so many people put upside-down bottles in the ground?
The article discusses an old gardening technique involving inverted water bottles placed in the soil around plants to provide a steady source of moisture. It explains how this method helps maintain soil humidity during periods when gardeners have less time to care for their plants. The article mentions that this practice was common in older gardens and has recently gained popularity again due to the rising cost of automated irrigation systems. It also references Martha Stewart, who uses this method according to the Metropolitan.
Israel continues on its own, Netanyahu rejects commitments from the US-Iran agreement
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly told U.S. President Donald Trump that Israel will not be bound by the agreement reached between the United States and Iran, according to an unnamed Israeli official cited by CNN. The official claims Netanyahu is attempting to influence the ongoing 60-day negotiation process outlined in the agreement, using media personalities and senators aligned with him to pressure Trump. Netanyahu reportedly believes a final agreement between the U.S. and Iran will not be reached and that Tehran will not sincerely accept restrictions on its nuclear 程序
A job offer not often seen in these parts: you get a contract for an indefinite period and 5000 euros
The article discusses a recruitment initiative by the Fortica Rehabilitation Center in Kraljevica, Croatia, aimed at addressing staffing shortages in healthcare and social institutions across the country. The center offers an indefinite employment contract, a one-time welcome bonus of €5,000, housing either through ownership or a monthly subsidy of €400, and requires employees to commit to five years of continuous service. The positions available are for four medical assistants or technicians with specific educational qualifications and licensing.
The government on strike responded to the lawsuits:
Employees in judicial institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina have begun strikes due to dissatisfaction with low wages and lack of compensation for complex work. Several cantonal trade unions have joined the strike, seeking higher salaries and additional allowances. The government has responded by filing lawsuits against the strikes, arguing their legality, which delays social dialogue and increases frustration among workers. The union emphasized that they have consistently offered cooperation but faced no willingness from the government.
A man broke the car window while throwing a brick at the facade of a building in Sarajevo
A section of a building facade collapsed in the Sarajevo neighborhood of Pofalići, damaging a parked car's windshield. No one was injured during the incident. This is not the first occurrence of such events in Sarajevo, with similar incidents reported previously in various parts of the city, including near the Eternal Flame monument and close to the Markale market, where one person was lightly injured.
Regional acting talents conquer Europe: Finished the fifth, most dynamic edition of the "ReActing as a Star" platform so far
The fifth edition of the 'ReActing as a Star' film platform has concluded successfully, marking it as the most dynamic so far. The event took place in Kranj and brought together twelve selected actors from Southeast Europe. The three-day program included workshops, panels, and individual meetings aimed at helping actors develop international careers and connect with the European audiovisual community. The platform is organized by producers Pari Pikule and Secret Arts Cinema, with support from several national film centers across the region. Long-term partnerships with prestigious casting guild
Sarajevo becomes the center of the pop-rock scene on Sunday: Hundreds of young musicians perform at BiH Square
Sarajevo will host a large pop-rock event on Sunday, featuring hundreds of young musicians from Bosnia and Herzegovina and other European cities. The event aims to promote youth, creativity, regional cooperation, and collective creation through music. Over 600 applications were received, with participation from more than 35 musical organizations across 14 cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, five regional cities, and several European cities. The program includes two parts: showcasing the largest band in the region and presenting 10 original and cover bands. Organizers emphasize the celebration of
Jennifer Lopez claims she had no help raising her children: "I achieved this completely on my own"
Dženifer Lopez je u intervjuu za podkast 'SmartLess' govorila o uspjehu svojih blizanaca Emme i Maxa, koji su uspješno završili srednju školu i dobili stipendije za fakultet. Navela je da je uspio uskladiti roditeljske obaveze s karijerom, a naglasila je da je imala vrlo malo pomoći u odgajanju djece.
Self-Triggering Machines: Is it too late to ban autonomous weapons?
The article discusses the use of autonomous weapons controlled by artificial intelligence in military exercises, highlighting concerns over their potential risks and ethical implications. It references reports from NewScientist and mentions historical precedents where new technologies were eventually banned after their development, such as cluster bombs and blinding lasers. The article notes ongoing United Nations discussions on banning fully autonomous weapons but points out that countries like India, Israel, Russia, and the U.S. have opposed these efforts.
Video / The new Apple iPhone Air 2 offers many new features: Here's when it comes to market
The article discusses Apple's upcoming second-generation iPhone Air, expected to launch in spring 2027. It highlights improvements such as a larger battery capacity, an additional rear camera, and an advanced A20 Pro processor. The piece also notes a strategic shift in Apple's product launch schedule, with higher-end models being released in September and more affordable models like the iPhone 17e moving to spring.
Kovačević Bajtal: Opening of new BIPs will facilitate traffic and trade
Elma Kovačević Bajtal, ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) to Croatia, welcomed the recent signing of an agreement on border crossings between BiH and Croatia. She emphasized that this agreement represents a significant step forward in improving bilateral cooperation and facilitating cross-border traffic. The agreement follows prior adoption of the Border Crossing Agreement by the Presidency of BiH, which created key conditions for its implementation. Kovačević Bajtal expressed gratitude to Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenko维奇 for his willingness to cooperate and understand BiH's 201
On the day of the England game, new photos of Guardiola's girlfriend Lou have been released.
On the day of Croatia's World Cup match against England, well-known Zagreb hairdresser Teuta Mesaroš shared photos of Lu Mastrović, the girlfriend of football player Josko Gvardiol. The images were posted on social media with Mesaroš commenting humorously, 'Here's Lu, now you can cheer.' The relationship between Gvardiol and Lu was revealed at the end of last year when they were seen embracing in the center of Zagreb. They had reportedly been together for several months before their romance became public. Their first public appearance together was at the 10th birthday celebration of brand 'Lun
Police seized 107 kilos of drugs and 17,000 euros
In a major operation in Vojvodina, Serbian police discovered an illegal drug production laboratory and seized over 107 kilograms of drugs. Two individuals from the Zemun municipality in Belgrade were arrested. The suspects are accused of unauthorized production and trafficking of narcotics. Police also confiscated 46.3 kilograms of amphetamine, 61 kilograms of marijuana, and 10 kilograms of creatine, which is often used to increase the weight of drugs before their sale on the black market. Additionally, four precision digital scales, multiple mobile phones, keys to properties, and cash amounti
Iran immediately warned the US after the signing of the agreement:
Iran has warned the United States that it will closely monitor whether Washington fulfills its commitments under a newly signed agreement between the two countries. The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Iran will not fulfill its part of the deal if the U.S. does not reciprocate. The agreement, signed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, includes provisions for ending military operations on all fronts, Iran's commitment not to develop or acquire nuclear weapons, and the full opening of the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most important sea-l
DF condemned Šehović's statement about cheering for BiH: "The humiliation of fans and athletes is unacceptable"
The Democratic Front (DF) issued a public statement condemning the remarks made by Faris Šehović, a member of the Presidency of his party, who labeled supporters of Bosnia and Herzegovina's national team at the World Cup as 'nationalists' and 'neo-fascists.' The DF criticized these comments as disrespectful to both athletes representing Bosnia and Herzegovina and citizens who feel rare moments of unity and pride during such events. The DF emphasized that supporting the national team and feeling pride in national symbols should not be viewed negatively and questioned what kind of Bosnia and its
The U.S. and Iran signed an agreement to end the conflict ahead of the official deadline.
The United States and Iran have signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending their conflict and reopening the strategically important Strait of Hormuz, according to two American officials speaking to Axios. The agreement took effect immediately, with President Donald Trump reportedly signing the document personally. Iranian state news agency Tasnim reported that Iran’s foreign ministry spokesperson, Esmail Baghaei, revealed additional details, stating the document is called the 'Islamabad Memorandum.' He confirmed that traditional diplomatic ceremonies were skipped. The agreement was签署
Fans of BiH and Croatia in Bihać together cheer the Fire against England
A large number of citizens from Bihać attended a public screening of the basketball match between Croatia and England at the Bigram court, showing strong support for the Croatian national team. The event featured flags of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia waving together, symbolizing friendship, mutual respect, and good neighborly relations. The atmosphere in Bihać resembled scenes seen in Zagreb earlier in the week when support was shown for Bosnia and Herzegovina's national team, highlighting how sports unite people regardless of borders.
Trump: "U.S. military will remain in the region for some time"
U srijedu, američki predsjednik Donald Trump je izjavio da američka vojska će ostati u regiji Zaljeva 'neko vrijeme' nakon sporazuma s Iranom o okončanju rata. Sporazum, potpisan elektronskim putem, uključuje prekid vojnih operacija i ponovno otvaranje Hormuškog tjesnaca. Trump je naveo da se ceremonija potpisivanja sporazuma zakazala za petak u Švicarskoj, ali da se lokacija još uvijek ne utvrdila. Dodao je da pregovarački period od 60 dana ne smatra strogim rokom za konačni sporazum. Trump je takođe napomenuo da ne smatra nepoštnim da Iran ima balističke rakete ako druge zemlje imaju.
Bosnian man convicted of rape in London: "They forced me out of prison"
Bernadin Dedić (48), a Bosnian man accused of multiple serious crimes including sexual assault and threats, was mistakenly released from HMP Wormwood Scrubs in London in February due to an error by court staff at Isleworth Crown Court. The staff misinterpreted digital court documents after a hearing and concluded that bail had been approved for Dedić. This information was then passed to prison authorities, leading to his release. Dedić claimed he was aware that his bail had not been approved and attempted to inform prison staff of the mistake, stating he wanted to remain in custody until the情况
The BiH fans are occupying L.A., and here comes Frenkie: let's take them down, so they never play football again
Reporters from 'Dnevni avaz' conducted a survey with Bosnian football fans who have gathered in Los Angeles. The fans expressed their intention to defeat the opposing team so they can no longer play football again.
The war is over: America and Iran sign an agreement to end the conflict before the official deadline
The United States and Iran have signed an agreement to end their conflict ahead of the official deadline. The agreement took effect immediately, with President Donald Trump reportedly signing it personally. Iranian state news agency Tasnim reported that Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson, Esmail Baghaei, revealed details about the document, which is called the 'Islamabad Memorandum.' Baghaei confirmed that traditional diplomatic ceremonies were skipped, and the agreement was signed digitally. Both sides had previously planned for a formal ceremony in Switzerland but decided to expedite the签署
Sarajevo remembers its heroes: Safet Zajko, synonymous with the defense of the city, died today
The article commemorates the 33rd anniversary of the death of Safet Zajko, a military commander who died during the Siege of Sarajevo in 1993. The event included laying flowers and honoring him at the Alipašina Mosque. Zajko was a brigadier general in the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and received the war recognition 'Golden Lilac.' His legacy is described as embodying responsibility, courage, and sacrifice during the war. A formal academy dedicated to heroes from Žuči, including Zajko, was held in Novi Grad, attended by officials such as Omer Osmanović, the Minister for War-
I'd rather not sign a treaty with Mexico and Canada.
President Donald Trump stated that the United States would 'do better' without the USMCA trade agreement with Mexico and Canada. He said he would not have preferred to have the agreement but could sign it if necessary, though he believes the U.S. fares better without it.
Luxury and glamour streets: This is the part of LA where everything looks like a movie
The article describes Beverly Hills, a part of Los Angeles known for its luxury, glamour, and association with Hollywood. It highlights features such as wide streets, luxurious villas, palm trees, expensive cars, and famous signs that create an atmosphere reminiscent of a movie set. The area attracts many tourists who want to experience its unique charm, especially along Rodeo Drive, which is noted for its high-end shops and global visitors. The article emphasizes the cleanliness, order, and calmness of Beverly Hills, contrasting it with more chaotic parts of Los Angeles.