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Firefighting efforts have brought fires in the Konjic region under control, though there is a possibility of them reigniting. The situation is being monitored by the Civil Protection.
A tragic event has struck the town of Žepče, where a father and his daughter passed away within a few hours of each other. Funeral services are being held today.
A woman has come forward to report individuals suspected of arson near Zadar, expressing regret for the family of the alleged perpetrator.
Footballer Muharemović reacted humorously when questioned about his stunning bicycle kick goal, with his response becoming a viral sensation.
A legal trial has commenced that is anticipated to have a substantial impact on the operations and future of social media platforms Facebook and Instagram.
A family, including a young child, narrowly escaped a dangerous situation in Omiš, traversing through a fiery ordeal.
Reports indicate that sailors on a US aircraft carrier attempted to leave their posts, with President Trump commenting on their tenure.
Astronomers have identified a galaxy containing three supermassive black holes, a discovery that challenges current understandings of the early universe.
Footballer Cocalić reflects on his return to Grbavica, stating that it signifies the completion of a cycle in his career.
Futsal player Nijaz Mulahmetović shares his perspective on how futsal has compensated for what he missed in his football career.
Coach Zekić expresses his certainty about returning to his previous position when he initially departed.
Irfan Hošić discusses the need for societal change while emphasizing the importance of preserving historical memory associated with spaces.
This podcast episode explores interfaith dialogue and the fundamental question of what constitutes a 'good person'.
Renad Čelik announces the successful organization of the Prodigy concert in Sarajevo, hinting at future ambitious projects.
Isaković reflects on a pivotal nine-minute period in his career, expressing satisfaction with his achievements at Čelik.
High Representative Christian Schmidt reveals that he faced pressure from the United States to step down from his position.
Dr. Anida Divanović provides an expert overview of hormones, menopause, testosterone levels, and the issue of obesity.
Siniša Malešević's column explores the concept of national identity and the consequences of defying it.
Columnist Arminka Helić discusses the consequences of not working, implying a direct link to not earning a salary.
Milan Blagojević critically examines a judicial system, suggesting it operates under regime influence rather than constitutional law.
Đorđe Krajišnik uses a vivid metaphor to describe a situation, implying unpleasantness or a sticky predicament.
