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The N1 news front page from Bosnia and Herzegovina features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation by Republika Srpska police concerning the Srebrenica Memorial Center, a legal battle involving Luka Dončić, and a mass shooting in Thailand. Domestic news also…
The Srebrenica Memorial Center is providing legal assistance to its current and former employees who may be summoned for questioning by Republika Srpska police, urging them to report any such contact.
A politician named Kovačević criticizes Cvitanović for using hate speech, stating that it implies he is not baptized, and asserts that his upbringing dictates he does not hate.
The legal dispute between basketball player Luka Dončić and Anamarija Goltes is relocating to Slovenia, with discussions reportedly involving up to $50 million.
Srebrenica Genocide Memorial director Emir Suljagić expressed gratitude to US lawmakers, stating that they will not be intimidated and will defend the truth and preserve the memory of victims.
A horrific incident occurred in Thailand where a 14-year-old student fatally shot six people at a prestigious school before taking his own life.
The news of the death of a former Yugoslav champion at the age of 86 has been reported.
An active wildfire is burning near Konjic, with efforts to extinguish it involving an Air Tractor aircraft and helicopters from the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Miners in Zenica remain underground, but their health condition is reported to be stable.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has arrived in Belgrade for his first official visit to Serbia, with a meeting with President Vučić scheduled for Saturday.
The new season of the Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina begins today with a match between FK Željezničar and FK Zvijezda 09.
