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The N1 front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include an investigation into the federal minister of health, a wildfire near Konjic, and the upcoming Sarajevo Film Festival. International news covers heavy rains and flooding in Japan. There's also a story…
The office of Federal Minister of Health Nediljko Rimac was searched, and his phone was confiscated as part of an investigation connected to private clinics.
A wildfire near Konjic is showing a tendency to spread, posing a growing threat.
In dramatic scenes, people were rescued from a wildfire, with harrowing testimonies surfacing. A 65-year-old woman is reported missing, and her family is appealing for assistance.
Photos have caused panic, but the problem has persisted for years: an examination into the care of wild horses in Livno, considering threats from poaching, accidents, and drought.
A buzz of excitement is in the air as the start of the Sarajevo Film Festival is eagerly anticipated, filling the city streets.
More than 150 individuals are engaged in fighting a fire near Tomislavgrad, with an air tractor anticipated to assist in suppression efforts.
Record rainfall in Japan has left thousands stranded at an airport and resulted in at least four fatalities.
A lifestyle tip shares a traditional summer method passed down by grandmothers for effective home ventilation that also repels flies.
The El Niño phenomenon is intensifying, leading experts to predict an autumn and winter season unlike any experienced in recent memory.
A firefighter from Omiš shares a powerful and frightening account, emphasizing the human element and the prolonged struggle behind images of wildfires.
The coach of Benfica discusses the future of player Dedić at the club, hinting at his involvement in decision-making processes.
