Sarajevo Airport saw its busiest September on record

Sarajevo Airport recorded its busiest September ever, welcoming 221,966 passengers – an 18% increase compared to last year. Aircraft movements also rose by 15.8%, reaching 1,914 operations. In the first nine months of 2025, the airport handled...

Sarajevo residents march in support of Palestine and detained members of the Global Sumud Flotilla

With this protest, Sarajevo joined numerous European and global cities hosting similar gatherings in support of Palestine, including Istanbul, Berlin, Rome, London, Paris, Barcelona, and other major cities.

The Union of Educators in Sarajevo organized the Walk for Better Education

The Union of Secondary and Higher Education, Upbringing and Culture of Bosnia and Herzegovina – SSVOONKBiH, Cantonal Board of Canton Sarajevo today, on the occasion of October 5 – International Teachers’ Day, organized a walk along Wilson’s...

Bosnian village marks one year since devastating floods and landslide

Sarajevo Ranked as the Most Convenient Winter Destination in the Region

The first snow has already covered the Sarajevo mountains, and final preparations are underway for the start of the winter season. Ski resorts are preparing the slopes and checking equipment, while a large number of domestic and foreign tourists...

A year later, small Bosnian village remembers 19 victims of floods and landslide

JABLANICA, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — A year after a flood and landslide swept through a tiny village in southern Bosnia, killing… JABLANICA, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — A year after a flood and landslide swept through a tiny village in southern...

A year later, small Bosnian village remembers 19 victims of floods and landslide

Sarajevo Court acquits Sarajlic, Delalic and Sehovic in retrial over alleged bribery

The three were accused of arranging a meeting with Velid Tvrtkovic between February 20 and 25, 2020, ahead of the internal elections for president of the Sarajevo Cantonal Board of the Democratic Action Party (SDA), scheduled for February 26 that...

Bosnian Serb court clears referendum on Dodik verdict

BANJA LUKA, Oct. 3 (TemA) — A panel of Republika Srpska’s Constitutional Court ruled Friday that a planned referendum on the verdict against Milorad Dodik and his removal as entity president does not violate the Bosniak community’s vital interest....

Flamenco Spectacle Gran Gala Flamenco Enthralls Sarajevo Audience with Two Sold-Out Performances

The flamenco spectacle from Spain, “Gran Gala Flamenco,” was held two days ago on the stage of the Bosnian Cultural Center in Sarajevo, thereby officially opening the Festival of Dance and Arts Dansar. The audience had the opportunity to enjoy two...

RS Constitutional Court rules no violation of Bosniak vital national interest in referendum law

At its 172nd session, the Council reviewed the Law on Referendum and Citizens’ Initiative, adopted by the RSNA on August 22, along with the decision for its early enforcement. In decision UV-5/25, the Council concluded that these acts did not...

EU Envoy in Sarajevo: Reform Agenda unlocks nearly €1 billion opportunity for Bosnia and Herzegovina

Speaking before the BiH Parliamentary Assembly last week, EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos stressed that the Union was offering €1 billion to invest in roads, affordable energy, and faster internet. “I want the full amount to be spent for the...

International experts urge PIC to block Dodik’s referendum, warn of genocide risk in Bosnia

They also cite the actions of the RS Assembly, which, immediately after Dodik’s first-instance conviction on February 26, adopted laws rejecting all decisions of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council, the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH, the...

Sarajevo Airport aims to become Ryanair Base

Sarajevo Airport has unveiled plans to transform into an airline base as part of a broader strategy to strengthen its market position. The project also includes expanding facilities tailored for low cost carriers, aiming to boost traffic and...

From Auschwitz, to Bosnia, to Gaza: The price of silence

By Damir Mitrić and Jill Klein When we prevent or put an end to genocide, we honour the victims of past genocides and, in doing so, keep their memory alive. We draw a clear line between reasonable human behaviour and our capacity to inflict...

Bosnia adopts reform agenda to unlock EU funds

Bosnia & Herzegovina’s Council of Ministers has adopted a wide-ranging reform plan required to access funds from the European Union’s €6bn Growth Plan for the Western Balkans, officials said on September 30, a Council of Ministers statement said....

Recognition For BiH Taekwondo: ETU Board Of Directors Meeting In Sarajevo

The European Grand Prix for taekwondo, which will be held in Sarajevo from December 3rd to 6th, has gained additional significance. During this competition, which gathers 640 of the best young taekwondo athletes from across Europe, on December...

Early snowfall damages power lines and snarls traffic in Bosnia and Serbia (World)

Early snowfall in the Western Balkans left thousands of people without electricity on Friday and disrupted traffic as roads became impassable. Heavy, wet snow fell this week in hilly and mountainous areas in Serbia and Bosnia, downing power...

Czechia Prepares Diplomats from Bosnia and Herzegovina for EU Membership

On 15–19 September 2025, the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs organised a five-day training for a group of junior diplomats of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina, focusing on the topic of European...

Bulgarian resort floods leave 3 dead, while heavy snow downs Balkan power lines

SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP) — Floods that swept through villages in southeastern Bulgaria and on the Black Sea coast claimed three lives and forced hundreds of people to evacuate their homes, authorities said Friday. Interior Minister Daniel Mitov said...