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The N1 news front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on crime and sports within Bosnia and Herzegovina. Top stories include an investigation into money laundering involving FK Borac BL president Zvjezdan Misimović, drug lab discoveries in Sarajevo, and…
The State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) has arrested Zvjezdan Misimović, the president of FK Borac BL, on suspicion of money laundering related to player transfers.
Jürgen Klopp has officially been named the new head coach of the German national football team, signing a four-year contract.
Ryanair plans to operate a record number of flights and carry a record number of passengers to and from Sarajevo in 2027, making the city more accessible to Europe.
An architect criticizes current plans for a new road project in Sarajevo, warning that they lack consideration for the city's core and are reminiscent of outdated infrastructure.
A heartwarming story on Grandparents' Day visits a place dedicated to combating loneliness and bringing joy to the elderly.
As part of the 'Šibica' operation, Sarajevo police discovered three marijuana cultivation laboratories and arrested a 37-year-old suspect.
The completion date for the (semi)roundabout construction project at Grbavica in Sarajevo has been announced, with traffic disruptions noted.
Reports suggest that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is positioning himself to become the next Prime Minister.
FK Sarajevo has signed footballer Selmir Pldro, with an official presentation expected shortly.
Chelsea is reportedly in negotiations for Alajbegović and has agreed to terms for the highly sought-after defender.
A large fight involving around 80 people broke out in Nikšić, Montenegro, after a concert by Ace Lukas, resulting in injuries to one police officer.
Japanese politician Sanae Takaichi has revealed her demanding work ethic, stating she sleeps only three hours a day, earning her the nickname 'Japanese Iron Lady'.
Zagreb police raided an apartment after a 76-year-old man attacked a 78-year-old woman, finding a significant cache of weapons.
