Highway Build-Up: Republika Srpska has entered the final stage for the Banja Luka–Mliništa highway parceling plan, with a 15-day public inspection now paving the way for adoption by the RS National Assembly. Delivery Market Shake-Up: Spanish courier Glovo is suspending operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina; today is the last day to use services, with the company citing a shift of investment toward higher-growth markets. Banking & Metals Mood: Global market wrap points to banks under pressure while gold miners benefit as bullion hits fresh highs, a reminder that financing conditions and commodities remain key drivers for regional sentiment. Sarajevo Tourism Boost: Sarajevo Canton logged 241,584 overnight stays in July (+2.4% y/y), while Dino Merlin concerts generated about 156 million BAM in fiscal turnover (+48.4%). Credit Watch: S&P kept Bosnia’s sovereign rating at B+ (stable) but warned pre-election spending could widen the deficit and raise fiscal risks. Agriculture Under Strain: Drought is already damaging crops across BiH, with farmers reporting major losses and expecting further price pressure. Local Culture & Cashflow: Ticket sales for the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival start today at 10:00 at the Main Box Office, with discounts via Mastercard and UniCredit cards.