- 5d ago
Italy marks Armed Forces Day with tribute to four soldiers killed in Bosnia helicopter crash
Italy marked National Unity and Armed Forces Day on 4 November, with the ceremonies shadowed by the 29 October helicopter crash in Bosnia-Erzegovina that killed four military personnel.
- 6d ago
Barcelona police arrest two 43-year-old men wanted by Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mossos d'Esquadra and Guardia Urbana officers arrested two men in Barcelona in October on a European Arrest Warrant from Croatia and an international warrant from Bosnia and Herzegovina. One case involves document forgery and the other a 2016 homicide.
- Oct 29
Remains of four Italian servicemen killed in Bosnia crash return on 2 November
The remains of four Italian military personnel killed on 29 October are due at Ciampino airport around 12:00 on 2 November, with Giorgia Meloni and Guido Crosetto among those waiting.
- Oct 25
Romanian defence minister urges vigilance on Army Day as Black Sea risks grow
Defence Minister Ştefan Radu Oprea said on Sunday, 25 October, that threats linked to Russia's war against Ukraine and risks in the Black Sea region require stronger prevention and response capacity. His message marked Romania's Army Day.
- Oct 19
CNN's Christiane Amanpour to leave network in June 2027 after 43 years
Her daily program ends in late 2026 and she leaves the network in June 2027, weeks after Paramount Skydance completed its takeover of CNN's parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery.
- Oct 14
FIFA proposes barring suspension of automatic bans after Balogun case
FIFA is set to put a proposal to its Council in Zurich on Thursday, 15 October, that would stop automatic one-match bans from being suspended. It follows the Balogun case, in which a US forward played a World Cup round-of-16 match after a red card.
- Oct 7
Trump threatens to fire advisers Blair and LaCivita over pro-Russian Balkan election work
US President Donald Trump said he will immediately terminate midterm advisers Chris LaCivita and James Blair if their paid consulting for Republika Srpska constitutes a conflict of interest.
- Oct 4
Gheorghe Hagi pledges to stay as Romania faces Sweden after three straight defeats
Gheorghe Hagi confirmed he will not step down as Romania prepares to host Group B4 leaders Sweden in Bucharest on Monday, despite three opening losses and a growing injury and suspension list.
- Oct 3
Nationalist Parties Win Bosnia Vote as Dodik Allies Take Key Posts
Nationalist parties consolidated power in Bosnia and Herzegovina's 4 October general elections, securing two seats on the tripartite presidency and dominating regional races as voter turnout fell to 41.5%.
- Oct 2
Bosnia and Herzegovina hold Sweden to 1-1 draw as Edin Dzeko completes international farewell
Viktor Gyokeres scored for Sweden before Kerim Alajbegovic equalised for Bosnia and Herzegovina in a 1-1 draw that concluded Edin Dzeko's 152-cap international career.
- Oct 1
Romania loses Louis Munteanu to injury before Nations League clash in Poland
Romania forward Louis Munteanu suffered an ankle sprain ahead of the Nations League match against Poland in Warsaw, ruling him out of upcoming Group 4 fixtures.
- Oct 1
Former Bosnian Serb president and war criminal Biljana Plavšić dies at 96
Biljana Plavšić, the former president of Republika Srpska and the only woman convicted of war crimes by the ICTY, died in Belgrade at age 96 and will be buried in Banja Luka.
