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September 30, 2026

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The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued a significant ruling, determining that authorities in Vareš and Zenica-Doboj Canton previously lacked the proper authority to dispose of state land. This decision clarifies jurisdictional boundaries regarding state property. Meanwhile, the Central Election Commission of BiH has raised concerns about potential abuses during elections, indicating a readiness to annul results if necessary. In other developments, Sarajevo is set to receive a new 10.5 million transformer station, and plans for a new highway with 13 bridges connecting Tuzla with Croatia have been announced, alongside an increase in the insured deposit amount in BiH banks to 100,000 KM. The country also mourns the death of Enes Baralić, known for co-creating 'Sarafix,' a product credited with saving many lives during the Siege of Sarajevo. Separately, discussions continue regarding the election of the Croat member of the BiH Presidency, and Saša Magazinović, a member of the national House of Representatives, has called for Serbia's honors for Ratko Mladić to be considered in its European Union accession evaluation.

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The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has ruled that authorities in Vareš and Zenica-Doboj Canton did not possess the proper authority to dispose of state land.

Klix.ba: Constitutional Court of BiH Rules on Land Authority in Vareš and ZDK

The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has ruled that authorities in Vareš and Zenica-Doboj Canton lacked the proper authority to dispose of state land.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued warnings about potential abuses during elections and indicated the possibility of annulling results.

Oslobođenje: Cik BiH warns of abuses, announced possible annulment of elections

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued warnings about potential abuses during elections and has indicated the possibility of annulling the results.

Sarajevo is set to receive a new 10.5 million transformer station, and a new highway project featuring 13 bridges will connect Tuzla with Croatia, improving regional infrastructure.

Radio Sarajevo: Major Infrastructure Project: Sarajevo Gets New Transformer Station

Sarajevo is set to receive a new transformer station valued at 10.5 million, as part of a significant infrastructure development.

Oslobođenje: New highway with 13 bridges will connect Tuzla with Croatia

A new highway project, featuring 13 bridges, is set to connect the city of Tuzla with Croatia, improving regional infrastructure.

The amount of insured deposits in banks in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been raised from 70,000 KM to 100,000 KM following a decision by the relevant agency.

Klix.ba: Insured Deposit Amount in BiH Banks Increased

The amount of insured deposits in banks in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been raised from 70,000 KM to 100,000 KM following a decision by the relevant agency.

Multiple traffic accidents have been reported, including a four-vehicle collision on the Ilidža-Blažuj fast road, a motorcyclist seriously injured near Čapljina, and a fatal crash in Trebinje where a car collided with a truck at high speed.

Radio Sarajevo: Traffic Accident on Fast Road to Blažuj: Four Vehicles Involved

A traffic accident involving four vehicles occurred on the Ilidža-Blažuj fast road on the morning of September 30th.

Radio Sarajevo: Traffic Accident near Čapljina: Motorcyclist Seriously Injured

A motorcyclist sustained severe injuries in a traffic accident near Čapljina.

Oslobođenje: Bosnian dies after crashing car at over 200 km/h into a truck

A man died in Trebinje after colliding with a truck while driving his car at speeds exceeding 200 kilometers per hour.

Enes Baralić, one of the developers of 'Sarafix,' a product credited with saving thousands of lives during the Siege of Sarajevo, has passed away at the age of 85.

N1: Enes Baralić, Creator of 'Sarafix' That Saved Lives in Sarajevo Siege, Dies at…

Enes Baralić, one of the developers of 'Sarafix,' a product credited with saving thousands of lives during the Siege of Sarajevo, has passed away at the age of 85.

Oslobođenje: Famous wartime inventor dies

Enes Baralić, one of the creators of an invention that saved wounded Sarajevans during the war, has passed away.

Discussions are ongoing regarding the potential impact of resolving the dispute over the election of the Croat member of the BiH Presidency. Additionally, Saša Magazinović, a member of the national House of Representatives, argues that Serbia's use of a state plane and honors for Ratko Mladić should be considered in its European Union accession evaluation.

Oslobođenje: What if the dispute over the Croat member of the BiH Presidency disappears…

A discussion on the potential impact of resolving the dispute over the election of the Croat member of the BiH Presidency, and whether this would end political blockades.

Oslobođenje: Magazinović: State plane and honors for Mladić must enter Serbia's European…

An official from Bosnia and Herzegovina argues that the use of a state plane and honors for Ratko Mladić should be considered in Serbia's European Union accession evaluation.

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