22 people have been killed as a result of devastating floods in Bosnia

22 people have been killed as a result of devastating floods in Bosnia

At least 22 people died in dangerous floods and landslides that destroyed towns across the country and wreaked havoc in the Balkan country, officials in Bosnia and Herzegovina said. The main transport infrastructure linking central and southern Bosnia was severely damaged, and massive floods inundated businesses and homes, sweeping away livestock. Damage estimates are preliminary, … Read more

Heavy rains cause flooding in Bosnia; 16 dead

Heavy rains cause flooding in Bosnia; 16 dead

Jablanica, Bosnia-Herzegovina. At least 16 people died on Friday in Bosnia due to heavy rains that caused flooding and landslides, a toll that could increase as rescue services reach affected villages. “It was terrifying, absolutely terrifying,” Emir Arfadzan, a resident of the village of Donja Jablanica, located about 70 km southwest of Sarajevo, the capital, … Read more

The UN approves a global day of remembrance for the genocide in Srebrenica

The UN approves a global day of remembrance for the genocide in Srebrenica

AFP NOS information•yesterday, 11:19 p.m From this 12 months onwards, July 11 can be a global day of remembrance for the genocide in Srebrenica. The UN has adopted a decision about this. Virtually thirty years in the past, the Bosnian Serb military attacked the UN enclave, and Dutch troopers from Dutchbat needed to defend the … Read more

Unidentified Migrants: Anonymous Graves at Bijeljina Cemetery

Unidentified Migrants: Anonymous Graves at Bijeljina Cemetery

NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 18:15 Julian Buijzen Foreign editor Julian Buijzen Foreign editor Nineteen graves lie in the corner of the Bijeljina cemetery in Bosnia-Herzegovina. On the gravestones the letters NN, which stands for I do not know the name: name unknown. In this region it usually means migrants who have not been identified. The years on … Read more

Bosnian Serbs Sentenced for War Crimes: Five Convicted for Massacre of Women and Children in 1990s Sectarian War

Bosnian Serbs Sentenced for War Crimes: Five Convicted for Massacre of Women and Children in 1990s Sectarian War

Sarajevo – (AFP) Five Bosnian Serbs were sentenced on Friday to prison terms ranging from 5 to 20 years, convicted of killing dozens of Bosnian civilians, including children and women, at the beginning of the sectarian war in Bosnia in the 1990s. The Bosnian State Court sentenced Ilija Zoric to 20 years in prison, after … Read more

Portugal’s Historic Success under Roberto Martinez: 8 Wins in 8 Matches

Portugal’s Historic Success under Roberto Martinez: 8 Wins in 8 Matches

Portugal’s qualifying campaign will not have made a mistake: eight matches, eight successes including a few recitals like the one achieved this Monday in Zenica, with a 5-0 acquired at the break. Everything is going well for the new coach, Roberto Martinez, who begins his mandate with a series of historic successes. None of his … Read more

Results of Portugal, Iceland, Wales, and Slovakia in European Qualifiers

Results of Portugal, Iceland, Wales, and Slovakia in European Qualifiers

A super version of Portugal beats Luxembourg 9-0 thanks to braces from Inacio, Ramos and Diogo Jota. Joao Felix also scored. Iceland wins 1-0 against Bosnia, while with the 2-0 victory in Latvia, Wales still remains in the running for qualification. All in 6′ for Slovakia who beat Liechtenstein 3-0. In the afternoon, Croatia won … Read more

German Competence Center for Robotics (DKR) Offers Unique Educational Opportunity for Professionals and Students Worldwide

German Competence Center for Robotics (DKR) Offers Unique Educational Opportunity for Professionals and Students Worldwide

German Competence Center for Robotics (DKR) in Tuzla, Bosnia-Herzegovina is providing a unique educational opportunity for professionals and students worldwide. Founded by Muamer Babajic, the DKR offers practice-oriented training for future robotics engineers. Participants from various countries, including India, Vietnam, Venezuela, Kenya, and Australia, have already benefited from this program. Recently, a group of budding … Read more