Srebrenica Remembrance: Thousands gathered at Potocari to mark the 31st anniversary of the genocide, with a religious ceremony and a collective burial for 10 newly identified victims—bringing the total laid to rest at the memorial cemetery to 6,782, as families and institutions renew the call for truth and “never again.” EU Foreign Policy: In Brussels, EU foreign ministers discussed a new Russia sanctions package, including plans for 250 new listings, while also focusing on Ukrainian civilians detained in Russian-controlled areas and a possible platform to secure their release. NATO & Security: NATO Headquarters Sarajevo Commander Brig. Gen. James C. Fowler said NATO membership is about progress, not deadlines, and pointed to upcoming readiness assessments for BiH forces. Travel & Mobility: Germany confirmed visa-free short stays in 2026 for citizens of 62 countries, including Bosnia and Herzegovina, for up to 90 days—while Pakistan is not included. Culture & Heritage: Renzo Piano sent a message of support as construction begins on the Ars Aevi Museum in Sarajevo, framing it as a future-facing cultural bridge. Human Rights at Borders: Reports again highlight alleged Croatian pushbacks trapping refugees and denying access to asylum procedures. Women’s Empowerment (OIC): The 9th OIC Ministerial Conference on Women opened in Islamabad, with Bosnia among the delegations and discussions spanning education, healthcare, and political participation.