Pensioners Question Increased Pensions ↗
Front page leadPensioners express dissatisfaction with increased pensions, questioning their adequacy by challenging recipients to live on 690 KM to see how long they can manage.
Bosnia
The front page of Oslobođenje features several domestic news stories concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina, including issues with pensions, ongoing strikes by miners in Zenica, and a recent EUFOR military exercise near Foča. International news is also present, with a story about a tourist setting fire…
Pensioners express dissatisfaction with increased pensions, questioning their adequacy by challenging recipients to live on 690 KM to see how long they can manage.
EUFOR has conducted a joint exercise involving aviation, infantry, and LOT centers near Foča, referred to as 'Rapid Response'.
In an uncertain situation in Zenica, miners have remained underground for a second night, claiming they have been deceived.
A tourist allegedly set fire to a luxury apartment near Poreč, Croatia, and is reported to have laughed at the owner.
A well-known Italian journalist has revealed the jersey number that Bosnian footballer Kerim Alajbegović will wear at Juventus.
Football club Čelik is prepared to rejoin the WWin league after a six-year absence, with the primary goal of staying in the top division in their first season.
Drago Galić, a respected Herzegovinian businessman and co-founder of a regional giant, has passed away.
The daily horoscope predicts that the stars will bring good fortune to some individuals while presenting challenges to others.
An opinion piece by Gojko Berić discussing 'those dark places'.
Pavle Mijović writes about 'Landing in Spain'.
Đuro Kozar's column discusses the situation in Gaza, suggesting that aid delivery is dictated by Israel.
Zlatko Dukić's column addresses the recurring issue of miners being left in a difficult situation.