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The N1 news front page features a mix of domestic and international stories. Top domestic news includes concerns over tree felling in Sarajevo impacting urban temperatures and a report on the lack of unified data regarding recalled meat in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. International…
Experts are warning about an alarming situation in Sarajevo regarding the unjustified felling of trees, which is contributing to the city becoming warmer due to a lack of greenery.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Minister Katz have reportedly 'quietly' approved the reconstruction of Rafah, with Palestinians expected to build a settlement under Israeli control.
According to reports from Gazzetta, Luka Modric might be heading for an unexpected role at AC Milan, hinting at a significant transfer move.
New data reveals that the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina does not have unified data on recalled and destroyed meat, with violations identified in 40% of inspections.
A blood donation event called 'Donate Blood, Be Their Hero Again' will take place in Sarajevo tomorrow, aimed at supporting children with cancer.
Typhoon Dolphin has caused hundreds of thousands of people to be evacuated in Shanghai, with severe flood warnings in effect.
An aircraft narrowly avoided a collision in Sydney, with details of the incident being investigated.
Nine miners have been successfully rescued after spending their fifth night trapped in the 'Raspotočje' mine.
The program 'Novi Dan' will feature a discussion on record high temperatures and energy security.
A recipe is shared for a delicious lemon and cheese cake, described as a dessert that melts in your mouth.
