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
Predsjednik Demokratske narodne partije Crne Gore Milan Knežević poručio je povodom smrti generala Vojske Republike Srpske Ratka Mladića da je slava vječna, a patnja kratka.
2 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Vijesti
Republika Srpska has 255 registered rare diseases affecting 1,200 patients, and the president of the Alliance for Rare Diseases says republic authorities' support is crucial for systematic solutions; she emphasizes that continued dialogue between the Alliance and institutions is needed to address challenges more efficiently.
2 sourcesHealthRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · SRNA (Novinska agencija Republike Srpske)
SARAJEVO, 27. augusta (FENA) – Bruto proizvodnja električne energije u Federaciji Bosne i Hercegovine u julu 2026. godine iznosila je 508 GWh, dok je u
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.
Meta agreed to a settlement with 29 US states that sued over the impact of its social networks on children and will pay 16.7 billion dollars. The company will set as default options on Instagram and Facebook usage limits of two hours daily, parental controls and nighttime access blocks, which teenagers cannot change without parental approval.
The Serbian state geodetic authority announced a national initiative in partnership with municipalities across the country to provide more accessible cadastral services and direct guidance to citizens.
A local government watchdog reported that Belgrade's public transport company is preparing a new tender for 85 short trams after the previous procurement failed, citing concern that a non-technical manager is writing the specifications rather than electrical engineers, and warning the process risks being politically directed like the failed predecessor.
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.
Iz inicijative Gospić je naš dom odbrusili Peternelu i sličnima: 'Nemojte baš Lici i Gospićanima o domoljublju' 'Sramimo se ljudi koji su sposobni gledati tisuće
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
An officer testified at Dujić's trial that police chief Periša discouraged her from filing a complaint against Dujić following a firefighting incident; Periša has filed a criminal complaint against the officer alleging false reporting of a crime.
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