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Ajna Jusić, a renowned activist and founder, has been recognized as one of the top ambassadors for Bosnia and Herzegovina, receiving international awards for her unwavering courage. She recently shared the remarkable achievements and ongoing struggles faced by the Forgotten Children of War Association in an exclusive interview with Dnevnik 2. Bosnia and Herzegovina made history by becoming the first country to grant civilian victim of war status to children born as a result of wartime rape. Although it took thirty years to reach this milestone and implement the Law on the Protection of Civilian Victims of War, the credit…

The Prime Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Federation and the Federal Minister of Energy, Mining, and Industry, Vedran Lakić, visited the arms industry factory Binas in Bugojno. They discussed the company’s development plans, emphasizing the industry’s role as a driver of economic growth. Nikšić, after the meeting, highlighted the importance of the arms industry in fostering development. He mentioned that Binas, once in danger of closure due to mismanagement, is now thriving and expanding, doubling its turnover and creating more job opportunities. The Prime Minister expressed the government’s commitment to supporting companies like Binas to strengthen the arms industry, ensuring…

UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan. (Photo: US Department of state, via Wikimedia Commons) By Palestine Chronicle Staff UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan sharply condemned Netanyahu’s statements in a post on X early Saturday. The United Arab Emirates criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for suggesting the UAE’s involvement in establishing a government in Gaza post-war. UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan strongly objected to Netanyahu’s comments, emphasizing Abu Dhabi’s rejection of being drawn into Gaza-related activities proposed by Israel. The UAE supports Palestinian independence and refuses to participate in…

The European Union (EU) has a vested interest in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) due to its abundant mineral deposits that can aid in the ‘green’ transition. However, international companies are exploiting BiH’s complex state structure to extract these materials, harming the local population and environment, as highlighted by Sead Husic. One such project is the mining of lithium in Republika Srpska (RS), orchestrated by Swiss company Arcore AG. Arcore AG discovered a large lithium deposit along with other minerals on Mount Majevica, causing concern among local residents and environmentalists. This exploitation is further exacerbated by the autocratic control of RS…

Israeli Defense Official Resigns Amid Gaza Conflict The Israeli Army has admitted that Gaza is one of the most difficult battlefields in the world. (Photo: via AJA) Yoram Hamo, a senior Israeli defense official, has resigned from the National Security Council due to dissatisfaction with the lack of political decisions regarding future operations in Gaza. The National Security Council claims his resignation was planned months ago for personal reasons unrelated to his duties. A new strategy for Gaza involving civilian management for six months to a year and transitioning control to non-hostile local groups is under review. However, UAE Foreign…

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk took a strong stand on border security during his visit to the Belarus border, which also serves as the EU’s external border. Tusk accused Belarus of waging a “hybrid war” against the West by facilitating illegal migration into the EU and pledged to bolster security measures. Speaking to reporters at the border, Tusk highlighted the escalating challenges posed by the Russo-Ukrainian conflict and Russian aggression, emphasizing the need for Europe to invest in strengthening its security, particularly along Poland’s eastern border. He assured security force commanders that resources would not be a constraint in safeguarding…

Palestinians in northern Gaza were forced to evacuate again. (Phoot: via QNN) By Palestine Chronicle Staff Israeli media reported a member of the National Security Council resigning in protest against Netanyahu’s lack of vision, while the army fears losing achievements in Gaza due to stalled negotiations. Violence escalates in northern Gaza with intense bombardment and forced evacuations, while the Resistance retaliates with missile attacks on Israel. Gaza’s Ministry of Health reports 34,971 deaths and 78,641 injuries since the conflict began in October. For more updates, click here LATEST UPDATES Sunday, May 12, 10:00 am (GMT +2) Israeli army expresses concerns…

The Prime Minister of the Republic of Srpska, Radovan Višković, recently met with representatives from the German company Mayer GMBH to discuss their plans to expand production in Prnjavor, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Višković expressed his satisfaction with the company’s decision, highlighting the favorable investment conditions in the region, including tax benefits and competitive electricity prices. He assured full government support for Mayer GMBH to foster business growth, create new jobs, and improve the economic landscape. The owner of Mayer GMBH, Vladimir Mayer, shared his positive experiences in Republika Srpska and expressed his eagerness to begin implementing expansion plans. The company,…

Israeli forces continue to carry out massacres in Gaza. (Photo: Mahmoud Ajjour, The Palestine Chronicle) Scores of Palestinian Civilians Killed in Gaza as Israeli Attacks Continue In a tragic turn of events, Israeli warplanes conducted deadly airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of Palestinian civilians, including children. One such incident took place in Rafah, where a residential building was targeted, killing nine civilians from the Hashash family. The relentless airstrikes also struck the Nuseirat refugee camp, with ambulances near a UNRWA clinic in Jabaliya under attack. Israeli Apache helicopters fired in Gaza City, and residential areas near a mosque…

The Republika Srpska plans to borrow 951 million marks long term this year, with 141 million from the domestic market and 810 million internationally. The government has faced challenges due to US sanctions affecting investor interest. Despite this, they have borrowed 14 million more than planned in the first four months by selling securities. President Jelena Trivić of the People’s Front notes that borrowing on the international market is more complex due to the sanctions. Economist Zoran Pavlović believes it is still possible with guarantees. Prime Minister Radovan Višković highlights the RS’s economic stability, returning more than borrowed last year.…