A decision by the authorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Serb-majority entity, Republika Srpska, to award an approximately $938 million wind power project to a little-known Chinese-Singaporean consor...

Immerse yourself in Bosnia and Herzegovina's breathtaking landscapes as you paddle through its crystal-clear rivers. Discover hidden gems like the emerald Neretva and the serene Tara, where vibrant flora and fauna create unforgettable adventures for nature lovers.

18 March 2025 19:10 A delegation from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Azerbaijani Minister of Defence Industry Vugar Mustafayev, Chairman of the Mine Action Agency of the Azerbaijan Republic (ANAMA) Vugar Suleymanov have explored opportunities for further collaboration in the defence industry.  The talks also focused on strengthening cooperation between the two countries in addressing the ongoing challenges posed by landmines and enhancing their joint efforts to combat this threat, Caliber.Az reports, citing the ministry and ANAMA. Earlier, on March 17, Azerbaijani Defence Minister, Colonel General Zakir Hasanov, briefed a delegation led by Minister of Defence of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Zukan

The first snow of 2025 has once again caused a collapse across the country. In the cities, neither drivers nor pedestrians are thrilled with the uncleaned roads and sidewalks. However, the real joy is in the mountains. Thousands of young and old skiers are enjoying the snowy slopes. It is already clear that this season will be better than the last. New snow and everyone is running to the mountains. Not even the fog prevented skiers from spending this day on Jahorina. The youngest are enjoying the winter magic the most. “There is a lot of snow, the slopes are

ISTANBULNATO on Wednesday reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s sovereignty, security, and stability during a high-level meeting at its headquarters in Brussels.NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte welcomed Zeljka Cvijanovic, the Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency chairwoman, emphasizing the alliance’s nearly three-decade-long partnership with the country and the Western Balkans.'Bosnia and Herzegovina can count on NATO's unwavering support,' Rutte said during a joint press conference.“As we approach the 30th anniversary of the Dayton Agreement next year, our commitment to Bosnia and Herzegovina and regional stability remains firm. We strongly support the sovereignty and territorial integrity of your country. A stable and

Almost twenty years after the end of the Bosnian War, the...

Lawmakers in Bosnia's Serb Republic regional parliament ordered Serb representatives in state institutions on Wednesday (25 December) to block decision-making and law changes needed for Bosnia and Herzegovina's integration into the European Union. The regional parliament announced the action in an emergency session called to discuss the response to the trial of the region's leader, Milorad Dodik, prosecuted in Bosnia's state court. Dodik, a pro-Russian nationalist and leader of self-proclaimed Republika Srpska (RS), is on trial for failing to comply with decisions made by the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Christian Schmidt. Under the Dayton Treaty that ended

(AGENPARL) - Roma, 7 Aprile 2025The Prime Minister of Republika Srpska, Radovan Višković, firmly stated that neither NATO, EUFOR, nor any other international actor will be allowed to interfere in the internal affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Višković expressed appreciation to the EUFOR command in Bosnia and Herzegovina for its professional approach, emphasizing: “They will take care of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s security, which we in Republika Srpska welcome.” He reiterated that no warlike rhetoric has ever come from Republika Srpska: “We have always advocated for peace, stability, and respect for the Constitution and the law. This is a political and

On the 30th anniversary of the Dayton Peace Accords, ending the three-and-a-half-year-long Bosnian War, High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy / Vice-President of the European Com...

Hungary's policies regarding neighboring states are rooted in constant dialogue and mutual respect, Minister Szijjártó said. Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said Hungary is committed to supporting Bosnia-Herzegovina’s accession to the European Union, as it would be beneficial for the country’s peace and prosperity, in itself an important factor in the Western Balkans’ stability. Speaking after talks with Nermin Niksic, the prime minister of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Minister Szijjártó told a joint press conference that stability in the Western Balkans was especially important at difficult times. Hungary’s policies regarding neighboring states are rooted in constant dialogue and mutual respect, Minister Szijjártó said.

Milorad Dodik, the separatist leader of Bosnia & Herzegovina’s Republika Srpska, offered the entity’s mineral resources to US President Donald Trump on

Croatia strongly supports Bosnia and Herzegovina’s membership in the European Union, Croatian Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Gordan Grlić Radman

The United States and European Union on December 25 condemned plans by ethnic-Serb leaders in Bosnia-Herzegovina to block efforts for closer European integration for the Western Balkan nation.

NEWS FLASHBosnia and Herzegovina’s four commercial airports - Sarajevo, Banja Luka, Tuzla and Mostar – have submitted a joint initiative to the country’s government and air regulator to extend a moratorium on the 1.50 euro tax per departing passengers which will be slapped onto airlines from April 1 after over a year. In a statement, Sarajevo Airport said, “In partnership with the other three airports in Bosnia and Herzegovina, we have submitted a proposal to the Ministry of Transport and Communications and the Bosnia and Herzegovina Directorate of Civil Aviation (BHDCA). The proposal requests an extension of the moratorium on

In a bid to tackle pressing challenges in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s livestock sector, Alabama A&M University (AAMU) recently welcomed six veterinarians from the Balkan country for a specialized training program aimed at improving animal health and disease management. Funded by a $63,000 Cochran Fellowship Grant from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the two-week program was designed to equip veterinarians and agricultural experts with the skills and knowledge to enhance livestock health practices in Bosnia and Herzegovina.The Cochran Fellowship Program, a USDA initiative, provides short-term, specialized training to professionals from middle-income countries. This program fosters global development by advancing