Multiple wildfires are active across several municipalities in Montenegro and reported as under control, with civil protection services requesting aerial support for fires near Nikšić and Cetinje.
2 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsVijesti · N1 Srbija
Republika Srpska's labor and veterans minister stated that General Ratko Mladić was instrumental to Serbian survival and the existence of Republika Srpska, and that his death affected those who served under his command.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · SRNA (Novinska agencija Republike Srpske)
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
Republika Srpska's tax authority reports that public revenue collection in 2025 reached 4.459 billion KM, double the 2.164 billion KM from 2016, while tax debt fell from 1.308 billion KM in late 2020 to around 638 million KM. The authority attributes the growth to administrative digitalisation, electronic invoicing, stricter oversight, and controls on informal economy.
3 sourcesEconomyBanjaluka.net · Radio-televizija Republike Srpske
A speedboat stopped at Brijuni was operated by Kristijan Gnilšak, a Slovenian businessman convicted in 2019 to 2.5 years prison for economic crime. Sources report the vessel was developed by two private companies connected to retired Croatian military officers and was presented at a defence equipment fair as a Croatian defence industry product with official ministry representation.
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.
The Hague tribunal rejected Serbian President Vučić's request to allow the ailing Ratko Mladić to spend his final days in Serbia outside prison. Vučić expressed disappointment at the refusal and said he does not understand why a dying man is not permitted to be with family in his own country.
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.
Tužilac Okružnog javnog tužilaštva Banjaluka predložio je pritvor licu iz Banjaluke čiji su inicijali P.I. /27/ osumnjičenom za krađu i prevaru starijih lica na području
4 sourcesJusticeRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Banjaluka.net
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
A 40-centimeter World War II bomb reached a potato-processing factory in Osnabrück district and passed through sorting equipment before discovery, leading to controlled detonation after nearby homes were evacuated.
2 sourcesSecurityBanjaluka.net · Radio-televizija Republike Srpske
Ognjen Gudelj, who claims to have provided eight years of medical care to convicted general Ratko Mladić, states that necessary medical treatment was not permitted. According to his account, overall conditions were not conducive to the patient's health.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Banjaluka.net
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