One of the prerequisites of good and professional online media is their openness about their ownership, editorial staff and authors of the content they publish.

en boats, available to tourists and citizens of Trebinje, sailed away from a newly reconstructed dock thanks to the support of the European Union...

On the occasion of the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, the European Union reiterates its strongest o...

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The EU is providing €500,000 euro for the training of a new generation of BiH civil servants at all levels of government...

Development of road infrastructure and agriculture priorities of Nevesinje municipality

The European Union is the largest donor to the Regional Housing Programme, with over €230 million donated to provide permanent and sustainable housing...

An exhibition showcasing some 116 new products and services created as a result of EU ProLocal support to BiH companies was organised......

Bosnia and Herzegovina is no exception when it comes to the growing phenomenon of fake news and disinformation. Unverified information is a not a rare phenomenon and it is becoming increasingly difficult to effectively ensure debunking of fake news and enable education of citizens to seek verified information before reaching conclusions, agreed participants of the roundtable on fake news and media literacy, organised by the French Institute in Bosnia and Herzegovina.