Bosnia and Herzegovina

New protests have been organised for today 24 April by the organisation ReStart in front of the Office of the High Representative in Sarajevo to express rebellion against the actions of High Representative Christian Schmidt

The electricity company Elektroprivreda BiH intends to implement the project of floating solar power plants, for which Lake Modrac and the Sniježnica hydro storage are suitable

Over the past week, dozens and dozens of migrants have been brought back into the country; associations have called for an end to these new push-backs

A group of miners from the Zenica lignite mine has started a hunger strike, after no one from the management approached them even after three days spent in the Miners' House protesting the delay in the payment of wages and hot meals

Organ transplantation process is still far from satisfactory, so a large number of patients decide to transplant their organs abroad; last year only 8 operations were performed, while in 3 months of 2023 only 2 organs were transplanted

Two victims of the past war, who disappeared in 1992 and 1993, have been identified through DNA analysis on the premises of the Sutina City Cemetery in Mostar

One of the greatest obstacles to the exercise of the journalistic profession is represented by the so-called SLAPP, specious lawsuits that seek to silence or limit the work of journalists and activists fighting for civil rights

A few kilometres from the Croatian border, a new administrative detention facility has sprung up to 'facilitate' the repatriation of migrants transiting along this junction of the Balkan route within the Lipa transit camp

The city of Mostar will build a solar power plant for its own needs to reduce electricity prices; it will be the first of its kind in the country, which was granted EU candidate status in December

Bosnian actor Aleksandar Sasa Petrović has died at the age of 61, winner of several awards such as the 'Heart of Sarajevo' for best actor at the Sarajevo Film Festival in 2007

Courts across the country have issued at least 172 arrest warrants for suspects, accused and convicted war criminals who cannot be brought to justice because they are no longer in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The unusually high temperatures for this time of year have caused a lot of problems for farmers, particularly beekeepers: there is a risk that bees will freeze as the warmer weather will drive them out of their hives

According to measurements taken on Christmas Day, the city of Banja Luka was the most polluted city in the country, with the air quality index in the city area of 279, or 'very unhealthy for the population'