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The news on Radio Sarajevo's front page highlights domestic issues in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including a scandal involving the Serbian ambassador, a political commentary on the status of Banja Luka, a police action leading to arrests and confiscations, an environmental concern in Tuzla regarding…
Special anti-terrorist police unit members used force against the Serbian ambassador in BiH, Ivan Todorov, during an operation in Pale. This incident has led to a silence in Banja Luka, raising questions about who will take responsibility.
A commentary piece asserting that Banja Luka is part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, seemingly in response to political statements or actions by Stevandic and Stukan.
An analysis of the CIA chief's visit to Moscow, suggesting a potential repeat of events or diplomatic maneuvers similar to those in November 2021.
Bosnian police (SIPA) arrested six individuals and confiscated a significant amount of money during an operation across four cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in a crime-related sting.
A piece commemorating the 26th anniversary of the assassination of Ivan Stambolić, recalling his connection to Sarajevo during its siege.
A citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been arrested in Belgrade, Serbia, for the robbery and rape of an elderly woman.
There is an 'alarm' in Tuzla, with calls for an investigation into the criminal responsibility for pollution emanating from the local thermal power plant.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to receive a comprehensive 3D map of the entire country through a project valued at 1.8 million euros.
Despite rain, numerous fires remain active across Serbia, with strong winds exacerbating the situation.
While the heat continues in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with temperatures reaching up to 36°C, a change is expected with afternoon showers.
