Bosnia and Herzegovina Tension Score

Quiet. Not one of the 2,698 world headlines our engine read in the last 30 days mentioned Bosnia and Herzegovina. The score you see is the regional baseline: Europe at 49, weighted 15%.

Quiet is information too. The moment Bosnia and Herzegovina enters the world news, this page moves within 12 hours and the number climbs with every headline that follows.

• Conflicts on the roster: none. Bosnia and Herzegovina is not a party to any conflict our engine tracks right now.

Five inputs, fixed weights. Attention 30% (share of world coverage), violence 25% and high-tension share 15% (what kind of coverage), roster conflicts 15%, and the Europe region score 15%. A momentum nudge (+6 / −4) rewards a country whose coverage is accelerating or fading.

Same physics as the world score. The number rises 85% of the way to its new level at once and falls no faster than 3 points a day — fear arrives fast and leaves slowly.

No third-party index inside. Every count comes from the 41 public news feeds our engine reads itself; the full method is on the methodology page. Data is free under CC BY 4.0 via the API.

Is Bosnia and Herzegovina in a war right now?

Not on our roster. Bosnia and Herzegovina is not a party to any tracked conflict; the engine flags new candidates automatically when coverage repeats.

Is tension in Bosnia and Herzegovina rising or falling?

Too early to say — the 7-day change appears once a week of data exists.

How does Bosnia and Herzegovina compare with the rest of Europe?

Below its region: Bosnia and Herzegovina reads 7 against 49 for Europe, ranking #36 of 49 there.

The unfinished peace. Bosnia’s Serb entity threatens secession every few years, and the 1995 settlement still needs foreign troops to hold. It is Europe’s most fragile state.

What our engine watches in Bosnia and Herzegovina

• Secession moves by Republika Srpska
• Peacekeeping mandate and sanctions on leaders

Indexes to follow: Sanctions Pressure.