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The Oslobođenje front page features a prominent story on political commentary regarding the role of police and governance crises in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Other top stories include concerning agricultural import figures for BiH, a footballer's transfer, and a controversial Israeli author's call…
A political commentary piece by Knežević argues that the police serve as the honor guard for the authorities and that crises have become the norm for governance in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The article highlights alarming statistics showing that Bosnia and Herzegovina imports nearly 80% of its food, contributing significantly to the high cost of food prices.
A report on a football player, born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, who has secured a lucrative transfer, making him one of the top earners at his new club.
An Israeli author has penned a controversial piece urging Donald Trump to acknowledge the independence of Republika Srpska and the potential breakup of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In an interview with Oslobođenje.ba, Iris Lebedeva discusses the film 'Minotaur' and its potential global significance, with a particular focus on Sarajevo.
Milorad Dodik states his disbelief in 'ghosts' as a Christian and expresses support for the concept of a special electoral unit, which could further divide Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The head of Iran's security forces has asserted that the country has not exhausted its options against the United States and possesses additional targets.
A column by Đorđe Krajišnik reflecting on the theme of post-celebration melancholy or 'depression after the party'.
An opinion piece by Boško Jakšić questioning whether historical figures or concepts represented by 'Milutin and Dragutin' can revitalize Serbian diplomacy.
Columnist Dragan Markovina writes about 'a tear and justice for Dragana', likely referencing a specific event or person.
