AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWater Crisis: Drought is tightening water supplies across parts of Bosnia, with restrictions imposed in Pale as heat and low rainfall bite into everyday life. Wildfire Update: A fire near Konjic (Kanjina and Živašnica) is still active but better than last night; firefighters and aviation crews continue work as wind and high temperatures flare it up again. Agriculture Under Pressure: Farmers across BiH report major crop losses from severe heat and drought, warning of higher food prices as corn, vegetables, and fruit fail and production costs keep rising. Legal Vacuum on Mobility: Electric scooters in BiH are stuck between the law and a legal vacuum, with some municipalities trying to set local rules while infrastructure gaps raise safety concerns. Security Concerns: East Sarajevo shootings tied to criminal clan conflict have led to arrests and ongoing searches, renewing worries about how effectively institutions can curb organized crime. Tourism & Economy: Sarajevo Canton logged more overnight stays and strong concert-driven spending, with Dino Merlin’s shows bringing major fiscal revenue. International Politics: Russia again calls for abolishing the Office of the High Representative, arguing it undermines Bosnia’s sovereignty. Heritage & Culture: TIKA is restoring the Alija Izetbegovic Museum in Sarajevo, preparing it to reopen after work on historic towers and exhibition spaces.
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