Bosnia and Herzegovina

Employees of Radio Television of Bosnia and Herzegovina, one of the three public services in BiH, held a protest to denounce the difficult financial situation and political pressures that are bringing the station to the brink of closure

New negotiations on amendments to the electoral law have failed after four days of talks in the EU delegation in Sarajevo, mediated by international negotiators

The project for strengthening the ammunition control capacity of the Armed Forces was completed together with the improvement of the conditions of weapons and ammunition storage

Industry giant "Igman" from Konjic, on the occasion of its 72nd anniversary on Sunday, opened a new production line for ammunition, calibre 7,62 mm, planning to hire 100 new workers

After a chestnut pest started to spread on the border with Croatia in 2015, the response given with the "Chestnut" project, with the creation of a common database and shared knowledge, showed how crucial a cross-border action was in solving common issues

With estimated 50.000 pathological gamblers, Sanela Pekic - associate expert for addiction prevention programs - pointed out that the country has a serious problem with gambling and betting

Representatives of Croatian and Bosnian political parties in the country, who were supposed to agree on changes to the electoral law during a three-day negotiating session, failed to come closer in their views

Most of the young people over 25 who have recently left the country have emigrated to EU countries, according to Fena agency from the BiH Statistics Agency

Bosnians and Herzegovinians in the UK, Italy, Sweden, Belgium and 14 other countries organised protests in favour of maintaining peace and stability in the country, urging the EU to react against those who question its survival as a nation

In the first three days of the New Year, a record 15.000 people visited Mostar, raising hopes for the definitive revival of tourism in the south of the country

Investigators in Nevesinje, a town in the Herzegovina region, are still looking for 20 children who disappeared during the 1992-95 war

Residents of Mostar are mobilising to close the large open-air landfill, known as the landfill of death, which is considered by many to be harmful not only to the environment but also to the increase in cancer in its inhabitants

New UN survey says some 47% of Bosnians aged 18 to 29 are contemplating emigration, either temporarily or permanently, disillusioned by the lack of prospects at home