Miners in Zenica have initiated a strike, locking themselves in the Raspotočje mine to protest two months of delayed wages and unfulfilled promises. Miners in Kakanj have also joined the work stoppage, raising concerns over salaries and health insurance issues.

Radio Sarajevo: Zenica Miners Go on Strike, Demanding Wages and Contributions

Twelve miners from RMU Zenica have gone on strike, locking themselves in the Raspotočje mine to protest delayed wages. They are owed two months' pay and are frustrated with unfulfilled promises from authorities.

Klix.ba: Zenica Miners Protest in Pit, Kakani Miners Also Unhappy

Miners in Zenica are staging a protest by remaining in the pit, and miners in Kakanj have also joined the work stoppage over salary and health insurance issues.

The public broadcaster RTRS has been reported to the Communications Regulatory Agency (RAK) by associations of genocide victims. The complaint stems from a report on the Srebrenica genocide, which controversially referred to the Memorial Center as a 'money factory'.

Radio Sarajevo: RTRS Reported to RAK Over Srebrenica Genocide Report

RTRS has been reported to the Communications Regulatory Agency (RAK) for a report on the Srebrenica genocide, which referred to the Memorial Center as a 'money factory'.

Oslobođenje: Genocide Victims' Associations Report RTRS to RAK Over Srebrenica Report

Following the questioning of employees, associations of genocide victims have reported the public broadcaster RTRS to the Communications Regulatory Agency (RAK) for a report concerning Srebrenica.

Drought conditions are causing concerns across Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Elektroprivreda BiH reporting reduced hydroelectric production, though electricity supply remains stable. In Sarajevo, a warning has been issued for potential water shortages in over 15 streets. The country is also deemed insufficiently prepared for wildfires, with the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina facing a deficit of over 250 firefighters.

Klix.ba: Europe Wildfires: Bosnia and Herzegovina Not Prepared, FBiH Lacks Over 250…

As wildfires rage across Europe, Bosnia and Herzegovina is reported to be insufficiently prepared, with the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina alone needing over 250 firefighters.

Radio Sarajevo: Elektroprivreda BiH: Drought Reduces Hydroproduction, But Electricity Supply…

Elektroprivreda BiH has reported that drought conditions have decreased hydroelectric production, however, the electricity supply to consumers remains stable.

Radio Sarajevo: New Day, Heatwave: Temperatures in BiH to Reach 41 Degrees Celsius

Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing a heatwave, with temperatures expected to climb up to 41 degrees Celsius today.

Oslobođenje: Sarajevo Water Shortage Warning: Over 15 Streets May Be Without Water

The water utility company of Sarajevo has confirmed that more than 15 streets in the city could face water shortages, advising residents to prepare canisters.

The Unsko-Sanski Canton has declared a day of mourning to honor General Izet Nanić, a prominent figure and brigade commander of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina during the Bosnian War.

N1: Day of mourning in Unsko-Sanski Canton in memory of General Izet Nanić

The Unsko-Sanski Canton has declared a day of mourning to commemorate General Izet Nanić, a significant figure from the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.