EU Security & Industry: EU envoy Luigi Soreca warned that foreign interference is rising across the Western Balkans, tying Bosnia directly to Europe’s security. He said the EU has provided €98m in security support to the region (including €35m for Bosnia) and noted that over 200 regional companies can produce NATO-standard ammunition, mainly in Serbia and Bosnia. EU Enlargement Politics: Bosnia’s FM Elmedin Konaković said EU enlargement is now a strategic and security need, arguing reforms can move faster when there’s a credible European goal. BiH Governance & Accords: The BiH Presidency approved a new consulate in Split and ratified/approved a broad set of international instruments, including AI, civil aviation, free trade updates, e-commerce rules, tobacco control, and labor standards. Elections & Campaign Climate: Bosnia’s election campaign is set to start amid high political tension, with 518 officials to be elected and CEC calls to strictly follow election law, including hate-speech bans. Domestic Legal Pressure: Federal Minister Vojin Mijatović said an indictment by POSKOK is a “political process,” stressing cooperation with prosecutors and urging public awareness of all sides. Defense & Tech: Bosnia showcased domestically produced drones at the “First Balkan Shield” defense fair, highlighting growing local capacity in unmanned systems. Migration Enforcement: Bosnia police detained 96 migrants (including 18 Afghans) in operations targeting illegal border crossings. Regional War-Crime Fallout: EU officials condemned Serbia’s Mladić-related commemorations; Ireland’s EU presidency warned a state funeral would be unacceptable, while Serbia prepares Mladić’s burial.