The federal environment and energy ministers discussed air pollution and emission exceedances at Tuzla thermal power plant, emphasising the need for increased investment in pollution control technologies to meet environmental and energy standards.
PRIJEDOR, AUGUST 27 /SRNA/ - A memorial service was held in Prijedor on Thursday evening following the death of General Ratko Mladić, and Vojislav Kondić,
Fudbaleri banjalučkog Borca igraju protiv islandskog Vikingura revanš meč plej-ofa kvalifikacija za Ligu konferencija. Utakmica na Gradskom stadionu igra se od 20 časova i 30
18 sourcesRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · N1 BiH
The cantonal inspection authority announces intensified oversight of schools and food-handling facilities, focusing on sanitary standards and food safety to protect children's health as the school year begins.
3 sourcesHealthZenit.ba · Nezavisna novinska agencija Patria
Sarajevo has announced temporary public transport adjustments across two separate periods: Friday morning tram rerouting and possible bus delays, followed by evening rerouting Friday and Saturday for an event on Susan Sontag Square.
A branch of a fire burning above Trebinje is approaching the Vrelo oko water source and the city water utility, with water company staff and firefighters deployed; the fire line has expanded to around 25 kilometres from the previous 20.
2 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Oslobođenje
Increased vehicle registrations in Republika Srpska over five years have led to daily traffic congestion, with official data showing a gain of more than 51,000 registered vehicles and highest growth in Banja Luka and Bijeljina.
A main pipeline rupture cut water to 14 villages near Gornji Milanovac, the municipal utility said. The water service is expected to resume the following day, while the town is already in its sixteenth day of 12-hour daily restrictions due to low water levels in the Rzav river.
Serbian President Boris Tadić announced that Ratko Mladić was arrested on 26 May 2011 in a coordinated operation by security agencies, stating that Serbia had removed a stain from the country and its citizens and that the action demonstrated the capacity of Serbian institutions.
The HDZ BiH leader discussed the political situation with the interim high representative ahead of early-October elections, covering institutional functioning, stability and post-election dialogue.
4 sourcesPoliticsFENA (Federalna novinska agencija) · N1 BiH
Serbian singer Nataša Bekvalac performed in Pale on August 26 as part of the Assumption festivities, with Banja Luka's mayor Draško Stanivuković among the attendees; she invited him on stage, presented him with flowers, and he congratulated those present on the Patron Saint's Day and called the concert a gift to residents.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that Croatian officials are pressuring the West to block Serbian military modernization, responding that Serbia's aim is deterrence rather than war preparation. He pointed to Croatian weapons acquisitions including German howitzers and helicopters with missiles, and asserted that Serbia is arming responsibly without publicly boasting about its new military capabilities.
Ratko Mladić, commander of Republika Srpska's general staff from 1992 to 1995, died in custody at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague at age 84, having received religious rites shortly before his death according to a local priest.
5 sourcesPublic orderRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Kurir
The Belgrade Medical School administration issued a statement distancing itself from public remarks by associate dean Professor Valentine Arsić Arsenijević on vaccination and immunisation, emphasising they do not reflect the institution's official position. The faculty affirmed its commitment to evidence-based medicine and current public health regulations.
Napomena: Fena se ograđuje od objavljenih informacija u ovoj rubrici i odgovornost za njihov sadržaj snose isključivo njihovi autori, odnosno pošiljatelji. Narod i Pravda: Ratko
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