Transport & Borders: Bosnia’s Communications Minister Edin Forto says coordinated Sept. 14 protests by professional carriers from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia are tied to EU Schengen 90/180-day rules for drivers, stressing BiH can’t change Schengen rules and the solution must come from Brussels. Safety & Accountability: Tuzla Canton prosecutors indicted seven people over the Nov. 2025 fire at a nursing home that killed 15 elderly residents, alleging failures to implement legally required fire and general safety measures. Sarajevo Winter Tourism: The Sarajevo Canton Tourist Board outlined a late-2026/early-2027 New Year music program (Dec. 28–30 and Jan. 1–2 named), with Dec. 31 still pending city confirmation. Sport in the Capital: Sarajevo Run Fest returns Sept. 12–13 with races including the Persil Sarajevo half-marathon and Metromedia Sarajevo 5K, drawing 3,000+ runners from 50+ countries and featuring humanitarian kilometer sales. Connectivity Push: Forto met Airports Council International Europe, highlighting Bosnia’s growing passenger numbers and calling for better conditions for further air-traffic growth. Walkability Spotlight: Skyscanner ranked Sarajevo among Europe’s most walkable cities, boosting its appeal for city-break travelers. Local Creativity: A 15-year-old from Bugojno won major attention with a LEGO Ideas model of Sarajevo’s Sebilj, aiming for 10,000 votes to become an official set.