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The Radio Sarajevo front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestic stories focus on labor disputes, energy production, local incidents, and a report on a media complaint. International news includes a report on child exploitation related to AI, and developments involving…
Twelve miners from RMU Zenica have gone on strike, locking themselves in the Raspotočje mine to protest delayed wages. They are owed two months' pay and are frustrated with unfulfilled promises from authorities.
Elektroprivreda BiH has reported that drought conditions have decreased hydroelectric production, however, the electricity supply to consumers remains stable.
A speeding incident in Fojnica nearly resulted in a severe accident, leading to outrage among local citizens.
Following a tragic accident near Neum, the date and location for the funeral of a motorcyclist who lost his life have been announced.
RTRS has been reported to the Communications Regulatory Agency (RAK) for a report on the Srebrenica genocide, which referred to the Memorial Center as a 'money factory'.
A man was arrested with a significant cache of weapons at Donald Trump's golf course, causing a security incident.
An alarming report indicates that at least 1.2 million children have been exploited for the creation of AI-generated sexual content.
Donald Trump has issued a new threat regarding the Strait of Hormuz, stating it will be opened soon or face a significant response.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing a heatwave, with temperatures expected to climb up to 41 degrees Celsius today.
Residents of Sarajevo should check the list of 16 streets that may experience water supply disruptions today.
FIFA is encountering a new challenge as US cities are demanding millions of dollars in compensation following the World Cup.
