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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has reacted strongly to statements made by Bosnia and Herzegovina's Minister of Defense, accusing him of lying and questioning why he wasn't arrested when he visited.
Following a traffic accident, a drunk individual crashed an official Audi, and the insurance company has refused to cover the damages, leaving the individual liable.
The water utility company of Sarajevo has confirmed that more than 15 streets in the city could face water shortages, advising residents to prepare canisters.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton has released official information regarding an accident in a tunnel in Herzegovina, stating that a person from Sarajevo was seriously injured.
Following the questioning of employees, associations of genocide victims have reported the public broadcaster RTRS to the Communications Regulatory Agency (RAK) for a report concerning Srebrenica.
The government of the Una-Sana Canton has declared a day of mourning in remembrance of General Izet Nanić.
A tragic accident occurred in Serbia where a truck crashed into a vehicle parked by the roadside, resulting in fatalities.
An interesting investigation has revealed which country in Europe possesses the most powerful secret service, and also identifies the weakest.
An opinion piece by Pavle Mijović discussing events or observations related to Spain.
An opinion piece by Đuro Kozar discussing the situation in Gaza and the influence of Israel on humanitarian aid.
An opinion piece by Zlatko Dukić highlighting the recurring issue of miners being left stranded.
An opinion piece by Vildana Selimbegović, the title of which suggests a commentary on political figures or public events.