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The Minister of Health of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Nediljko Rimac, was reportedly searched, with authorities seizing his phone and computers. The circumstances and reasons for the search are under investigation.
Talented Bosnian striker Tabaković has commented on his recent impressive performance, scoring a hat-trick for Salzburg in a European competition.
Citizens in Mostar have staged a protest by blocking the gate of the Uborak landfill, expressing frustration with what they call 'lies and temporary solutions' regarding the site's operation.
A city in Bosnia and Herzegovina is advertising new job openings with salaries reaching up to 2,580 KM, and information is provided on who can apply.
Authorities have arrested a man in the New Sarajevo area on suspicion of committing a serious theft. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.
Canada has expressed concern regarding pressures being exerted on the Srebrenica Memorial Center, with the Prime Minister making a statement on the issue.
A significant fire is raging on Pelješac, with flames spreading towards a residential area. Water-bombing aircraft have been redirected from Omiš to assist in combating the blaze.
Local jewelers have disclosed the current prices for gold coins (dukats), gold bars, and wedding rings, noting that prices can reach thousands of Bosnian Marks.
This opinion piece by Academic Dr. Adamir Jerković discusses the geopolitical implications of Mecca and its role in a potentially redrawn map of the Muslim world.
Dr. Sc. Jasmin Halebić's column analyzes the economic situation of the Zenica Steel Mill, suggesting that market conditions are not conducive to its recovery.
This column by Pavle Mijović seems to explore a hypothetical or symbolic meeting between Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Aleksandar Vučić, potentially touching on regional politics.
In his column, Đuro Kozar argues that the United States' military resource allocation and deployment are weakening the nation.