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The N1 news front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include concerns over pollution from old thermal power plants and significant debts in Bosnia and Herzegovina, an alleged crime ring bust involving prominent figures, and international news regarding a fatal car…
An article discusses the issue of pollution from old thermal power plants and massive debts, questioning who will ultimately bear the cost of poor management in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Emir Hadžihafizbegović shares that he did not act for five years and instead ran a pastry shop.
Jurgen Klopp is reportedly preparing a move that could displease Bosnian fans, as Pejčinović is close to joining the German national team.
A car was driven deliberately into a group of people in northern France, resulting in one death and seven critical injuries.
In a significant police operation named 'Catering', Admir Arnautović Šmrk and Anel Sejfović Pele have been arrested.
New details have emerged regarding a dispute in the US, where Dodik's legal team is requesting the removal of sanctions, and a response from America is pending.
Dramatic footage shows the aftermath of a landslide in Nepal that has obliterated entire villages, with a search underway for 1,300 missing people.
The football club Borac is close to achieving European success, defending a two-goal advantage in their home match against Víkingur.
The article reflects on the cult Christmas film 'Gremlins', noting the tragic deaths of three of its stars within a short period.
A look at the current state of the childhood home of Nobel Prize winner Ivo Andrić, highlighting its significance in literary history.
