Blood Should Wait for Patients, Not Patients for Blood
Although blood donation plays a key role in saving human lives, the number of voluntary blood donors, as reported by the Zenica Red Cross, has been declining in recent years.
NewPen: Pens and Crayons that Write and Color the Future
Combining sustainability, functionality, ecological value, and environmental protection, the Marković’s from Smederevska Palanka, Serbia, started the company NewPen seven years ago.
Professor and International Expert David J. Simon on the Global Failure to Prevent Genocide
David J. Simon, a Senior Lecturer in Global Affairs and the Director of the Genocide Studies Program at Yale University, emphasizes that substantive discussions about genocide are crucial to prevent mass atrocities.
Students Make Tuzla a Regional Center of Neurocardiology
More than 250 students and young doctors from across the region gathered at this year's Tuzla Brain Week, held from April 25 to 27, to explore one of the most advanced areas of modern medicine – neurocardiology.
Studio Sapunica: Authentic Bosnian Products Made with Love
Every product that comes out of Sapunica Studio conveys dedication, a love for nature, and a passion for handcrafting.
Sarajevo City Hall as a symbol of international justice
What does it really mean to “never forget” the Srebrenica genocide, the siege of Sarajevo, those killed, and those who managed to survive?