Hideyuki Sakamoto, the new ambassador of Japan to Bosnia and Herzegovina since March 2018, discusses the similarities between Japanese and Bosnian people, the bilateral relations since their establishment in 1996, and Japan's support to Bosnia in various sectors post-war. He emphasizes the importance of exchange programs, scholarships for Bosnian students in Japan, and cultural appreciation. Sakamoto also talks about Japan's preparations for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, the upcoming enthronement of the new Japanese emperor, and the attractiveness of Japan as a tourist destination. He expresses his happiness to be in Bosnia and Herzegovina and hopes for further improved relations between the two countries.

Abela Purivatra reflects on the political and social landscape of Bosnia and Herzegovina, drawing parallels with George Orwell's 'Animal Farm' to criticize the current state of affairs. She laments the moral decay and the perceived incompetence of political leaders, highlighting the irony of convicted war criminals appearing on TV and the election of officials who do not represent the people's interests. The article conveys a sense of resignation towards the political process and a call for awareness of the ongoing issues while the public remains disengaged.