The potential for northern Republika Srpska to become a recognizable wine tourism destination was the focus of a roundtable held in Derventa as part of the second edition of the “Wine Square” event.
The Kastel Rock Fest is returning to Banja Luka’s historic Kastel Fortress with three spectacular nights of live music, bringing together major domestic, regional, European and international artists, a high artistic standard and top-level production.
Herceg Novi will once again become a meeting point for the international film industry as the third edition of Montenegro Film Rendezvous takes place from August 22 to 28, bringing together prominent filmmakers, producers and industry professionals from Montenegro, the region and across Europe.
Montenegro’s historic coastal city of Kotor has received major international recognition after being named the third-happiest tourist destination in Europe for 2026, according to an analysis of more than one million online travel reviews.
From a school classroom in Srbac to the international stage in Philadelphia, that is the remarkable journey of the short film A Letter to Mother, created by students of the Petar Kočić Secondary School Centre. Their work was presented in the United States at a conference marking the 170th anniversary of the birth of Nikola Tesla, where the young filmmakers received an award from the Tesla Science Foundation.
Photographer Vladimir Tadić has been invited to attend the closing ceremony of the 17th Greenstorm Photography Festival, which will take place on August 20 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, as part of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD COP17).
Climate change and increasingly frequent extreme droughts are encouraging farmers in Semberia to turn more and more to sunflower production. According to local producers and agricultural experts, sunflower not only tolerates dry growing conditions considerably better than crops such as wheat and maize, but also offers a number of other advantages.
A family farm in the Herzegovinian village of Skrobotno, located on the border between Trebinje and Bileća, has become part of National Geographic’s tourist offering, attracting visitors from around the world thanks to its authentic rural experience, traditional beekeeping and pristine natural surroundings.
Čajniče hosted its first Hunters’ Cooking Pot, an event that brought together teams eager to socialise, enjoy good food and take part in a friendly cooking competition.
The kitchen is one of the few spaces in a home where aesthetics must quickly pass a practical test. Surfaces that look flawless at first glance are exposed every day to water, steam, heat, cookware and all the traces of everyday life.
The weekend is the perfect time to slow down, gather the family around the table and prepare something more special than the quick meals we usually turn to during busy weekdays.
The situation at the border crossings
