Western Balkans
Europe is rearming at a pace not seen since the Cold War. At the centre of this transformation is the Security Action for Europe (SAFE) instrument — a €150 billion EU defence financing mechanism that entered into force in May 2025. While SAFE loans are reserved exclusively for EU member states,
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia's Prime Minister claims U.S. defense firm Regulus Global attempted to blackmail him — while Zelenskyy's office has already warned Sarajevo about the company's track record.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ammunition manufacturer Binas in Bugojno has recorded a sharp increase in revenue and profit, reflecting the broader expansion of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s defense industry. The company’s income rose significantly in 2025 as international demand for munitions continues to grow.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Employees at state-owned Tehničko-remontni zavod Hadzici have announced a protest after two consecutive months without pay. The situation raises concerns about financial stability and production continuity at the Bosnian defense-industry company.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s defense industry recorded export growth in 2025, with total deliveries exceeding €300 million. The increase comes amid broader trade disruptions that have negatively affected the country’s external trade, including exports to the United States.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
A recent defense cooperation agreement between Indonesia and Bosnia and Herzegovina reflects the expanding international reach of Asian middle powers in the global arms market. The arrangement underscores Southeast Asia’s growing defense-industrial ambition beyond its immediate region.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
A central Bosnian defense manufacturer has posted a record financial year, pointing to a broader revival of the country’s military industry as rising global demand fuels new production and investment.