The event “Momo Kapor: Guardian of an Address,” dedicated to one of the most important writers, painters, and publicists of the 20th century, Momo Kapor, continues tonight in East Sarajevo.
Silence broken only by birdsong and a view stretching far across the slopes of Kozara Mountain—this is the first impression greeting visitors to the village of Kozara, perched above Gradiška.
During Iran’s attacks on the United Arab Emirates (UAE), no citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina were injured, Bojan Đokić, BiH’s ambassador to the UAE, told Glas Srpske. He said another
The Banja Luka Brewery is emerging as one of the most recognizable tourist destinations in the largest city of Republika Srpska, a trend confirmed by the fact that more than
Counterterrorism expert Dževad Galijašević told SRNA that the liquidation of Iran’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei has symbolic significance, as he is regarded as the guardian of the identity of fanatical
Footballers of Borac Banja Luka defeated FK Sarajevo 2–0 in the match of the 23rd round of the Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Borac’s goals were scored by Hrelja
The three-day Balkan Karate Championship for seniors and veterans concluded today in Banja Luka. On the final day of competition, team events in kata and kumite were on the program,
The Žitomislić Museum Foundation organized its fourth annual competition for the best artistic photograph, with this year’s theme titled “Light as a Guide.” Twenty artists presented their works, and an
Milorad Dodik, president of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), said that Republika Srpska has endured because it lives as a state, and that at this moment its rights
“In Sarajevo, March 1 is celebrated as the day the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina began, while November 21—the day the Dayton Peace Agreement was initialed—is an ordinary working day.