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Radio Sarajevo's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a weather forecast predicting a volatile mix of rain and heatwaves, and an increase in Transavia flights to the Sarajevo region. International news covers a diplomatic purge in Hungary…
Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing fluctuating weather, with showers and thunderstorms expected in the west and northwest, followed by a significant temperature rise to 40°C in some areas.
The airline Transavia operated 46 flights in the Sarajevo region this summer, with Sarajevo being one of the key destinations.
Hungary has dismissed 25 diplomats, including Krisztian Posa, the ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, in a significant diplomatic shake-up.
The trade war between Canada and the US has intensified, with the Canadian Prime Minister responding sharply to insults from Donald Trump.
The Sarajevo Film Festival has concluded, and the article highlights the locations where attendees had the best experiences.
The Danish Prime Minister expressed her frustration after receiving comments suggesting she should 'fix her nose'.
A former sports champion from Serbia has been sentenced to prison for threatening to rape a woman, with the judge stating she would not survive.
Germany is experiencing strong reactions to the right-wing AfD party's proposal to ban headscarves (hijab) in schools.
A third drone, along with military explosives, has been discovered near a German airport, raising security concerns.
Iran has issued threats of retaliation following the imposition of new sanctions by the United States, stating they are prepared for a response.
Edin Džeko earned high praise for his outstanding performance in a recent match, with teammate Muslić noting his rarity.
