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The Oslobođenje front page highlights domestic political and social issues in Bosnia and Herzegovina, alongside regional and international news. Top stories include a political controversy surrounding Međugorje, a deadline for election-related party lists, and a decline in Bosnia and Herzegovina's…
A news report details how the events in Međugorje have exposed political tensions, with reports of radical nationalists regretting that the perpetrator of an incident was not of Bosniak ethnicity.
The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CIK BiH) has announced that political parties must submit their compensation lists for the upcoming General Elections by August 5th.
Football club Zrinjski Mostar has officially announced the signing of a significant reinforcement, with a decorated midfielder returning to the team in Mostar.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that Russian forces violated Polish airspace while conducting attacks on Ukraine.
New data indicates a significant downturn in Bosnia and Herzegovina's defense industry, with export figures showing a decrease of nearly 77 million convertible marks.
The remains of Shimon and Rivka Herzl, the grandparents of the founder of Zionism, will be transferred from Belgrade, Serbia, to Israel.
Željko Kerum, the former mayor of Split, Croatia, has been arrested, and several individuals close to him are also under investigation.
Extreme drought conditions have compelled Hungary and Romania to temporarily shut down their nuclear power facilities, Paks and Cernavodă, respectively.
