Pravnica i članica Republičke izborne komisije Sofija Mandić, povodom audio snimka koji je objavila CRTA, u kojem se čuje kako filijala SNS u Banjaluci prijavljuje
Bosnia's foreign minister met with US congresswoman Claudia Tenney on August 27 in Sarajevo. Tenney, a Republican representative from New York and member of both Serbian and Bosnian caucuses in Congress, has long ties to the former Yugoslav region where she worked in the 1980s.
Two US congressmen from different parties submitted a proposal expressing concern over democratic institutions in Serbia and its foreign relations, calling for economic and travel measures. It marks the first detailed congressional document on Serbian internal affairs under the current US administration.
The Bosnian Serb education minister reports that Banja Luka city administration procured school uniforms without his ministry's approval or consultation with school directors and parents, citing parental complaints and public division over the decision.
3 sourcesPoliticsRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · BUKA (6yka)
The government of Republika Srpska has begun distributing one-time cash assistance to pensioners, allocating 31.4 million KM for 295,642 recipients. The prime minister stated the government is seeking ways to increase incomes for all budget beneficiaries.
3 sourcesPoliticsRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Banjaluka.net
The Democratic Party renamed its parliamentary group to "MPs with Students: for Electoral Control" to provide the student list with more positions in election commissions, citing legal proportionality rules for commission membership allocation.
The Merhamet charity has launched an initiative to open an educational facility in Gaza Strip for 360 students, involving 22 teachers and providing one year of support including meals and school supplies.
President Dodik told German Ambassador Grannas that Germany has no say in the selection of the High Representative, which is determined by signatories to the Dayton agreement and confirmed by the UN Security Council.
3 sourcesPoliticsRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Banjaluka.net
Croatia will sign financial support agreements on 1 September in Mostar for programmes targeting the Croatian population in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the ceremony organised by Croatia's diaspora office and three ministries.
2 sourcesPoliticsFENA (Federalna novinska agencija) · Večernji list BiH
An opposition parliamentary group leader requested documentation on forest fire protection plans and their implementation over the past decade, citing low budget execution in the first half of the year. Provincial authorities responded that they have paid 114 million dinars for forest protection since 2023 and installed a monitoring system with thermal cameras.
BH Telecom issued a request for information (RFI) to licensed electricity suppliers in Bosnia and Herzegovina to assess market options for supplying its facilities, with responses due by 10 September 2026.
The foreign trade minister backed an exemption from VAT for municipalities and cities that establish and invest in free zones, arguing that local communities making such investments should be supported by state institutions to facilitate business and create jobs.
3 sourcesPoliticsRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Banjaluka.net
Predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić izjavio je danas da je aktuelna vlast dala i do "devet puta manje državljanstava ljudima iz okruženja ili bilo kome drugom"
The media regulator REM announced a third constitutive Council session scheduled for 1 September 2026, after two previous sessions in July failed to elect a chair when neither of two candidates secured the required six-vote majority.
SNSD parliamentary caucus head Sanja Vulić stated that after SNSD and DEMOS, Bosniak parties have also filed objections regarding irregularities in polling board appointments in Doboj. The Party for BiH submitted a request to the Central Election Commission to annul SG1 forms that were allegedly signed and certified by unauthorised persons in electoral units within Republika Srpska's territory.
3 sourcesPoliticsRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Banjaluka.net
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