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Bosnia
The front page of Oslobođenje, a news website from Bosnia and Herzegovina, features a prominent story about former US diplomat Palmer's warning regarding Russia's influence in the Western Balkans. Other top stories include potential water and electricity outages in Sarajevo, a fire in Novi Sad…
Former US diplomat Matthew Palmer stated that Russia is actively working to deepen divisions in the Western Balkans, aiming to prevent the region's integration into the European Union.
Planned maintenance work will potentially leave almost 20 streets in Sarajevo without water supply. A list of affected streets is provided.
Due to electrical grid maintenance, power outages are planned in Sarajevo. Residents are advised to check if their street is affected.
A large fire broke out at a warehouse in Novi Sad, Serbia, causing thick smoke and audible explosions.
The 'Culture on the Streets' program is launching in Sarajevo, offering free plays and concerts throughout the city to engage citizens with arts.
A highly successful Colombian player, formerly with Sarajevo, is currently dominating the Brazilian football league.
Footballer Adem Ljajić, previously associated with Sarajevo, has not yet secured a new club, and reports of a return to Novi Pazar are uncertain.
A new car model, comparable in size to a Passat and more affordable than a Dacia Sandero, is being considered for release in the European market.
An opinion piece by Zlatko Dukić discussing the political climate and the timing of elections.
Vildana Selimbegović offers reflections in her column, touching upon themes of inheritance and perhaps societal attitudes.
Dr. Hoda Dedić writes about the significance of visits and their potential to foster connections and opportunities.
Adamir Jerković analyzes the complex situation of war and peace in the Middle East.
