The display of a banner bearing the notorious Ustasha salute “Za dom spremni” at a football match, and the absence of any condemnation of this shameful act, show that Croatia
After last week’s debate, the Croatian Parliament adopted a law approving the construction of a radioactive waste storage facility on Trgovska Gora, only about 800 meters in a straight line
Prime Minister of Republika Srpska Savo Minić emphasized, on the occasion of laying the foundation stone for the Cultural and Pastoral Student Center in Banja Luka, that this project is
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković expressed satisfaction that cooperation between Republika Srpska and Croatia has intensified in recent years, with the goal of providing better living conditions for Croats in
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković will visit Banja Luka tomorrow, the Vice President of Republika Srpska from the Croat community, Davor Pranjić, confirmed to RTRS. Plenković is expected to attend
Knowledge of one’s own history is essential for building a better future, said Gideon Greif, one of the world’s most renowned Holocaust scholars, in an interview with RTRS. “In recent
The UN Security Council held its regular six-month debate on the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a broad range of member states emphasizing the importance of dialogue, constitutional order,
The long-term future of the Serb people lies in Europe, but that does not necessarily mean joining the European Union, said David Engels, a Belgian historian and philosopher, in an
The Eagles women’s basketball team will host Belgrade’s Partizan tomorrow at 6 p.m. in the second round of the WABA League. Head coach Ivan Simić said that all players will
Turkey is pursuing two political courses, both of which openly negate Atatürk’s legacy and endanger peace in the Balkans because they are hostile toward other religious and ethnic communities and