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Bosnia
The news from Oslobođenje, a Bosnian and Herzegovinian news outlet, covers a range of domestic and international topics. Key domestic stories include an interview about corruption negotiations for EU accession, the start of construction for a new highway, a report on the damage caused by a falling…
An interview discusses the significance of opening the corruption chapter in EU accession talks, suggesting it marks the beginning of genuine negotiations, a prospect that causes fear.
Preparations are complete for the construction of 44 kilometers of new highway in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as part of a larger infrastructure project.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic attended a concert by a popular singer and created an electrifying atmosphere.
A tourist expressed shock at what they described as "abnormal" prices for just three drinks during a vacation in Croatia.
Competitors from Montenegro believe they were treated unfairly during the Cadet World Championship and have voiced their dissatisfaction.
A section of the dilapidated Alajbegović house in Mostar collapsed onto parked vehicles, resulting in material damage.
A heartwarming story about 100-year-old Nana Zejna, who lives in Vlašić and has 119 descendants, sharing her simple secrets to longevity.
The passing of Sead Mulahasanović, a distinguished cardiac surgeon from Mostar who performed over 5,000 procedures, is reported as sad news.
A column by Goran Dakić discussing the protocols of Siniša Karan.
A column by Đorđe Krajišnik titled 'Petty Bourgeois Fairground'.
Academic Dr. Ademir Jerković writes about 'The Siege That Never Ended'.
