Highway Push in Republika Srpska: Preparations are in the final stage for the Banja Luka–Mliništa highway, with a parceling plan for the Banja Luka South–Mrkonjić Grad section now out for 15 days of public inspection before it goes to the RS National Assembly. Srebrenica Pressure at Home and Abroad: The Institute for Genocide Research Canada warned Canadian leaders against police interrogations and intimidation of current and former Srebrenica Memorial Center staff and associates, arguing the truth can’t be silenced. Srebrenica Memory in the Diaspora: An online panel for Bosnians and Herzegovinians in Australia focused on who will carry the truth when witnesses are silenced, featuring Sarajevo Canton education minister Naida Hota-Muminović among guests. Public Safety and Security: East Sarajevo authorities released Aleksandar Nikolić after shootings, while police continue searching for Đorđo Ždral amid renewed concerns about organized-crime violence. Economy and Daily Life: Glovo is suspending operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with August 10 as the last day to use services. Environment and Food Prices: Drought is already damaging crops across BiH, with farmers reporting major losses and warning of further price pressure. Local Governance: Konjic firefighting continues after a major blaze near Kanjina and Živašnica, with conditions still worsening in steep, hard-to-reach terrain. Transport Rules Gap: Electric scooters remain in a legal vacuum as a state framework is still pending, pushing some municipalities to draft their own movement rules.