Serbia's competition authority confirmed approval of a media transaction involving Europian Future Media Investments and Adria News, reported to the regulator in June, bringing several outlets under common ownership.
Mural posvećen četničkom vojvodi Slavku Aleksiću oslikan je danas na zgradi u blizini Parka Gavrila Principa u Istočnom Novom Sarajevu. Slavko Aleksić bio je komandant
An SDP parliamentary representative held a press conference claiming that the state inspector Mikulić could have stopped illegal waste dumping in Varaždin by 2021, and assigning political responsibility to Prime Minister Plenković for personally selecting Mikulić. The representative presented documents alleging that HDZ officials, including county authorities and a minister, are responsible, and claimed Mikulić had sufficient information in 2021 to revoke a permit that had been expanded in 2019.
Police report arresting a suspect on suspicion of calling a betting shop and threatening to throw an explosive device at it on August 19; the case will be forwarded to prosecutors.
Predsjednik Poljskog olimpijskog odbora Radoslaw Piesiewicz uhićen je zbog sumnji u korupciju, doznaje se od neimenovanog izvora iz poljskog pravosuđa. Oglas Piesiewicz je osumnjičen za
Vještak Ivica Perović iznio je rezultate vještačenja odjeće optuženog Kalajdžića i stradale Aldine Jahić, potvrdivši da su na odjevnim predmetima pronađene barutne čestice. Balističkim vještačenjem,
DANIJELA Žagar, bivša načelnica sektora u Ministarstvu gospodarstva, svjedočila je danas na zagrebačkom Županijskom sudu u nastavku suđenja bivšem ministru Darku Horvatu i njegovim suoptuženim
Belgrade's municipal services will spray for mosquitoes on Friday 28 August from 3:30 to 7:00 using ground and water equipment across multiple sites. Residents are urged to seal windows and drain standing water, and beekeepers warned to protect their hives.
A leader of an association representing families affected by events in Srebrenica commented on General Mladić's death, describing him as an honourable military commander and characterising his trial as a disgrace.
3 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Banjaluka.net
A heat wave peaks on Friday, 28 August, with daily temperatures between 32 and 39 degrees Celsius and locally reaching 42 degrees, while Saharan dust concentrations are expected Friday and Saturday, reducing air quality and requiring particular caution for vulnerable populations.
2 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsRadiosarajevo.ba · Tuzlanski.ba
The Party for BiH has called for the return of the library and books to Sarajevo City Hall 34 years after its restoration, noting that the National Library was for decades a centre of culture and intellectual life in the city.
Human rights activist Nataša Kandić stated that Mladić's trial did not close the chapter on the 1990s wars but left thousands of established facts and tens of thousands of pieces of evidence for future generations to study. She criticised Serbian media for calling Mladić a general and presenting his biography as that of a renowned military commander, and warned that propaganda over the past 13-14 years has convinced young people that Mladić was a hero, blaming weak institutions and political elites who preserve power through nationalist approaches to the past.
2 sourcesPublic orderN1 BiH · Nezavisna novinska agencija Patria
Months of drought caused severe agricultural damage across Bosnia and Herzegovina and neighboring countries, with corn destroyed by up to 95 percent on some plots. Farmers warn that consequences will emerge through winter and spring via rising prices for staples like meat, bread and milk, with problems spreading across all agricultural sectors.
2 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsN1 BiH · Zenit.ba
The Interior Minister of Republika Srpska said he received news of the death of General Ratko Mladić, former Chief of the Main Staff of the Republika Srpska Army, and stressed that Mladić will be remembered as a significant figure in the history of Republika Srpska.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · SRNA (Novinska agencija Republike Srpske)
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