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The front page of Radio Sarajevo features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a weather alert in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a New York Times report on Putin's alleged deadline involving BiH and Serbia, and updates on sports and local incidents. There's also coverage of…
Bosnia and Herzegovina is expecting a significant change in weather, moving from a red alert to thunderstorms in less than 48 hours, with current morning temperatures detailed.
According to the New York Times, Vladimir Putin has set a deadline of the end of 2026, with operations allegedly proceeding through Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia.
A column by Dragan Banjac, titled 'S ove strane Drine | Dragan Banjac: Halo, UEFA!', discusses a topic related to UEFA.
Bosnian swimmers Lana Pudar and Iman Avdić are competing today in the European Championship, with live coverage available.
A female citizen of Syria sustained serious injuries in a quad accident on Bjelašnica, along with her passenger.
A hero from Stanici near Omiš, Croatia, saved 60 people from a fire, describing the situation as horrific with great panic.
Thousands of believers across Bosnia and Herzegovina are attending Marian shrines today to mark the Assumption of Mary.
In Poland, a woman attacked people due to their perceived 'wrong' language, in what is being described as a hate crime.
Residents reported feeling an earthquake near Sarajevo, with tremors particularly noticeable in one area.
The Croatian Mountain Rescue Service (HGSS) issued a strong statement clarifying their role, emphasizing they are not simply delivery personnel for water and lamps.
FK Čelik was defeated by Široki Brijeg in a match attended by 10,000 fans at Bilino Polje stadium.
