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Radio Sarajevo's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a critical commentary on war criminal Ratko Mladić and Serbian President Vučić, ongoing efforts to combat wildfires in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a deadly tornado in Germany, and international relations…
Journalist Dragan Bursać criticizes Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's stance on war criminal Ratko Mladić, questioning his empathy for Mladić's victims and highlighting the atrocities committed in Srebrenica and Sarajevo.
Two active fire sites are being battled in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the Armed Forces continuing their efforts to extinguish the blazes.
A town in Germany has been devastated by a tornado, resulting in the death of a woman who was hit by a falling tree.
This news item features stunning visuals of dried tomato fields in Turkey, highlighting an agricultural practice.
Retailers Konzum and Mercator are launching a farm-themed adventure for children starting August 25, featuring characters named Zvjerići.
Turkey has dismissed what it calls 'unsubstantiated accusations' made by Israel concerning Syria.
Gradačac recorded the highest temperature in Bosnia and Herzegovina at 31°C, with sunny and hot weather expected to continue across the country and for the upcoming weekend.
A traffic accident in Vogošća has resulted in one person being injured and caused disruptions to traffic flow.
The public utility company ViK has announced upcoming works that may leave over 15 streets in Sarajevo without water today.
Workers at the RMU Breza mine have ended their work stoppage, and a planned protest in front of Elektroprivreda BiH has been canceled.
FK Borac is competing for a place in the European autumn phase of the Conference League, which also offers a substantial financial reward.
