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The N1 news front page from Bosnia and Herzegovina features a mix of domestic and international stories. Top domestic news includes hardship faced by women at a soup kitchen, a plum festival in Gradačac, road traffic conditions, and official statements refuting claims about wild horses…
This story highlights the difficult living conditions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with women seen begging for money to eat and a professor resorting to using a soup kitchen, illustrating the harsh reality of old age poverty in the country.
The annual 'Plum Festival' is commencing in Gradačac, Bosnia and Herzegovina, with expectations of participation from more than 150 exhibitors.
The Bosnian-Herzegovinian Automobile Club (BIHAMK) reports that traffic is operating without any extraordinary restrictions, with a moderate flow of vehicles on the roads.
Officials in Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina, are refuting claims about wild horses, stating that water sources are available and that photos circulating online showing dry locations are outdated.
This sports story details a simple action by Croatian footballer Luka Modrić that resonated positively with the Italian public.
A sports update indicating that coach Jakirović has acquired a new player, and the team known as 'Tigers' has once again set a new record for a player transfer.
Residents are surprised that a bridge in Sarajevo, previously closed because it was deemed dangerous, has been reopened to traffic without any apparent repair work being conducted.
This sports news reports that Dinamo Zagreb is benefiting from the fact that their rival, Red Star, has been eliminated from the Champions League.
The situation regarding wildfires in villages near Nevesinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has improved, with houses successfully being protected from the flames.
Beekeepers in Herzegovina are facing a difficult year, with reports indicating that a significant majority, between 70 and 80 percent, are no longer in business.
Football superstar Lionel Messi has returned to playing after the passing of his father.
