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Bosnia
Radio Sarajevo's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Bosnia and Herzegovina. Top stories include ongoing wildfires near Konjic, a weather warning for Mostar, water supply issues in Sarajevo, and concerns about drought impacting agriculture…
Firefighters are actively battling persistent wildfires in the Kanjina and Živašnica areas near Konjic, with all available personnel and forestry workers deployed to the scene.
Mostar recorded 30°C at 8 AM, prompting a weather warning for the day, with a forecast extending to Wednesday.
Sarajevo's water utility has released a list of streets in Sarajevo that may experience water outages on August 8th and 9th.
A scandal has emerged in UEFA involving Gianni Infantino, who allegedly secured a promotion and a high salary for his lover.
Miners have spent a fourth consecutive night in the mine protesting unpaid wages.
Marija left her job abroad, gave up her diploma, and dedicated herself to shoemaking, now making a living from the craft.
The Civil Protection of Posušje has issued a warning about the risk of fires in the Blidinje area.
Five minors have been reported to the prosecutor's office in Mrkonjić Grad in connection with incidents of peer violence experienced by students.
The new president of Colombia has declared war on drug cartels, and Donald Trump has reportedly sent him financial assistance.
The ongoing drought is posing a threat to agriculture in Bosnia and Herzegovina, potentially leading to an increase in food prices.
Sports journalist Fabrizio Romano has revealed a significant transfer development concerning Liverpool and player Araújo.
