The European Union has proposed new rules on driving licenses aimed at modernizing the system, digitizing administrative processes, and increasing safety standards for all road users. The aim of this paper is to analyze the impact of the new European Union rules on driving licenses on road safety, with a particular emphasis on the processes and mod...

By Sinan Alispahić, Šezad Hodžić

The threat to the human environment has taken on and is taking on a global character and is a global problem of modern society. For the first time in human history, all social communities are threatened by the disruption of the ecological balance, more precisely by disobeying the laws that exist in nature, and by man's appropriative attitude toward...

By Nermin Alihodžić

The rapid development of digital technologies has significantly transformed modern agricultural production and management. The application of technologies such as precision agriculture, remote sensing, geographic information systems (GIS), drones, sensors, and data analytics enables farmers to optimize the use of natural resources, increase product...

By Mate Budimir, Ljubomir Madunić, Zrinka Tolušić Sić

The rapid development of the Internet of Things (IoT) has enabled the transformation of static urban infrastructure into dynamic systems that react in real time. This paper explores the application of IoT sensor networks in two key segments: smart parking systems and adaptive traffic signaling. By analyzing data from real-world implementations in t...

By Zijad Havić

The modern development of information and communication technologies significantly influences the transformation of mobility and transport systems, especially in urban areas. The increase in population, the growing number of vehicles, as well as the intensification of traffic congestion and air pollution, create the need for the implementation of a...

By Amira Trako, Nehad Gaši, Dina Delić

Development of digital platforms significantly affects labour mobility and the emergence of precarious work within the digital economy. The growth of platforms such as Uber, Bolt, and Glovo has transformed traditional employment models and enabled a new form of labour mobility – virtual mobility – in which workers provide services to cl...

By Katarina Kulić, Matej Galić, Marko Galić

With the introduction of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD, Directive 2022/2464/EU), the European Union has set a new non-financial reporting framework, which has undergone significant adjustments in terms of the circle of obliged entities and deadlines with the Omnibus package (December 2025) and Directive (EU) 2025/794. The R...

By Slobodan Stojanović, Željko Sudarić, Zvonimir Filipović

Digital transformation of banks represents one of the most important modernization processes in the financial sector in the contemporary economy. Traditional banking models, which were based on physical branches and direct contact with clients, are increasingly being replaced by digital solutions such as online banking, mobile applications, automat...

By Adila Hamidović, Denis Marjanović, Nejra Mihajlević

The digital transformation of education represents one of the key processes of modernization of education systems in the modern knowledge society. The development of information and communication technologies significantly affects the way of acquiring, transferring and exchanging knowledge and opens up new opportunities for knowledge mobility and i...

By Franjo Ljubas

Gender equality in the protection and improvement of the living environment implies the active inclusion of women in decision-making processes on ecology, urban planning and sustainable development. Although women around the world, including in our region, bear a large part of the burden of climate change and household resource management, they are...

By Rade Biočanin, Tihomir Đurić, Aldin Jahić, Sonja Ketin, Gordana Milentijević