The twenty-ninth anniversary of the murder of twelve Bosniak civilians was commemorated at Bivolje Brdo in the Čapljina municipality. The 'March of Remembrance' event was organized by the citizens' association Bregava - 42nd Mountain Brigade and the Medžlis Islamic Community of Čapljina. About a hundred people, including family members of the victims and fellow citizens, gathered in front of the memorial at Bivolje Brdo. Main Imam Adem efendija Šuta and former commander of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mr. Šerif Špago, addressed the crowd. The remembrance included the symbolic act of throwing twelve flowers into the pit where the civilians were killed.

The article discusses an art exhibition by Dr. Jasmina Gavrankapetanović, which is being held at the MLAZ gallery in Počitelj until July 22. The exhibition, which focuses on birds and borders, is described by art historian Dr. Ema Mazrak, who notes the artist's shift from cartography and topography to a broader scope influenced by Japanese and Chinese art, as well as the Arts & Crafts movement. Jasmina Gavrankapetanović shares that the works are special to her as they represent intimate moments with her daughter. Another individual, Šemsa Gavrankapetanović, finds the exhibition's theme of 'birds and borders' to be a compelling metaphor, especially in times of global conflict over borders. The article also provides a brief biography of Jasmina Gavrankapetanović, detailing her education and career in the arts.