This paper analyzes the impact of proposed interconnections between Bosnia and Herzegovina and neighboring systems on the stability of its power system, taking into account recent regional disturbances in Southeast Europe. Through a detailed assessment of load flow and voltage  conditions under increased cross-border electricity transit, speci...

By Medina Mehić

In recent years, the FinTech sector has experienced remarkable growth, introducing innovations that are transforming lending and payment processes. This paper analyzes the impact of FinTech technologies on financial services, focusing on key benefits for users and financial institutions. Through the application of advanced technologies such as bloc...

By Aldina Nikočević, Husnija Bibuljica

Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most significant technologies of today, transforming the way people live, work, and communicate. Its development and application are increasingly present in various sectors such as industry, education, healthcare, finance, and public administration. AI enables machines to “learn” from data, ana...

By Mejra Hidić

New, young drivers aged 18 to 24 are more likely to be killed on the roads than older participants, despite continued improvements in road safety. The risks are particularly high for young male drivers. The high risk of crashes is caused by a variety of factors. Biological and social changes are leading to increased social activity among young peop...

By Kemal Spahić, Ajla Haračić Jašarspahić, Sinan Alispahić, Šezad Hodžić

In modern economic development, the green economy is becoming one of the key concepts, as it harmonizes the economic, ecological and social dimensions of growth. The essence of the green economy is the creation of an economic system that promotes the efficient use of resources, the reduction of harmful gas emissions and the development of new techn...

By Džejlana Čejvan, Erdin Hasanbegović

Bosnia and Herzegovina is in the early stages of energy transition. There is an obvious increased pressure to modernize existing waste management and environmental protection systems. Actions and actions at the EU and regional levels mark the ever-present need to develop hydrogen technologies and a circular economy. Waste is becoming a resource. Th...

By Mehmed Konaković, Abidin Deljanin

Currently, 99% of the world’s population lives in areas with polluted air. Every year, during the winter period, the media list Sarajevo as one of the most polluted cities in the world. Pollution caused by suspended particles PM10 and PM2.5 is dominant during the winter months, and during temperature inversions, pollutants accumulate and conc...

By Rijad Tikveša, Edvina Šunj

Amid volatile markets and rising ecological pressures, agile management is emerging as the strategic backbone of circular transformation. Traditionally tied to software development and product innovation, agile thinking now transcends methodology—it has become a regenerative mindset capable of navigating the complexity of circular economy mod...

By Azra Ahmić, Lejla Duraković, Šejla Mušik

In contemporary globalized society, the media represent one of the most important mechanisms for shaping public opinion, promoting democratic values, and connecting diverse cultural and social communities. In the context of the Western Balkan countries, and especially Bosnia and Herzegovina, the process of media integration holds particular signifi...

By Zijad Havić

The research offers a comprehensive insight into the interplay between participation in cultural activities, digital engagement, and the perceived socio-economic impact of culture within the local community. The findings show that respondents report a moderately high level of involvement in cultural events and strongly recognise culture as a driver...

By Azra Ahmić, Edita Malenica