Sarajevo

Supplement Culture – Where Should We Draw the Line?

The period of the COVID-19 pandemic may have contributed to a broader change in the way people think about their health. The pandemic pushed...

Beyond the Metro: Rethinking Public Transport in the Western Balkans

Ljubljana, Zagreb, Belgrade, Podgorica, Sarajevo, Skopje and Tirana all face very different population, geographic and infrastructure challenges. None of the Western Balkan capitals currently...

Bosnia and Herzegovina Secures Funds to Pay Miners’ Wages

The decision comes as the country’s mining sector continues to struggle with financial difficulties and the challenges of maintaining operations while ensuring regular salaries...

Is Regional Cinema Running Out of Ideas?

There was a time when a new film or television series from the former Yugoslavia could become much more than entertainment. It could become...

Foreign Visitors Spend Over BAM 40 Million in Bosnia and Herzegovina

According to data from the Indirect Taxation Authority of Bosnia and Herzegovina (ITA BiH), foreign citizens purchased goods worth BAM 40.5 million between January...

Sarajevo Film Festival Returns with Emily Watson, Paweł Pawlikowski and a New €20,000 Audience Award

Sarajevo will host the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival from 14 to 21 August, welcoming filmmakers, actors and industry professionals from around the world for eight days of...

Louis Crishock Takes Interim OHR Role Amid PIC Deadlock

The Peace Implementation Council remains divided over the appointment of the next High Representative, with the United States and European allies backing different candidates. The...

Air Conditioning: Luxury or Modern Necessity?

Not long ago, air conditioning was considered a luxury in many households across the region. Many older homes had no cooling systems at all,...

Lesser Known Tales

The Forgotten Railway That Connected Empires

Long before highways, airports and digital networks, a narrow ribbon of steel transformed the Western Balkans. The Bosnian Railway did more than move passengers...

Bosnia and Herzegovina on the Verge of Historic World Cup Progress

Bosnia and Herzegovina took a major step toward the World Cup round of 32 with a convincing 3-1 victory over Qatar in their final group-stage match. The result lifted...

Slovenia’s My Voice, My Choice Launches Global Campaign Against Online Harassment

The Love Only campaign, launched by Slovenia’s 8 March Institute, invites volunteers to stand behind journalists, activists, researchers and...

Slovenia Launches eLastovka App to Strengthen Consular Protection Abroad

Developed by the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Slovenia, the app enables users to receive push notifications in...

End of an Era: Renault Clio Production Concludes in Slovenia

Renault has officially ended production of the Clio at its Revoz plant in Novo Mesto, bringing to a close one of...

Serbia Must Keep Pace With AI Revolution

At the opening of the 21st World Congress of Economists in Belgrade, Serbian President said the country must move in step with...

Women In Serbia’s ICT Sector Earn 16% Less Than Men 

The findings highlight one of the key challenges facing Serbia’s rapidly expanding information and communications technology industry. While the sector...
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