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The front page of Radio Sarajevo features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a red weather alert for Bosnia and Herzegovina due to extreme heat, police operations in Travnik and Sarajevo related to crime, and international news covering a malaria outbreak in Germany, a…
Meteorologists have issued a red alert for Bosnia and Herzegovina due to expected extremely high temperatures, urging citizens to take precautions and protect vulnerable populations.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Central Bosnia Canton has commented on the 'Catering' police operation, confirming that several premises were searched in Travnik.
A 37-year-old man has been arrested in Sarajevo on suspicion of committing four thefts in the Novi Grad municipality.
An outbreak of malaria has occurred at Germany's busiest airport in Frankfurt, with six employees infected and two fatalities reported.
Admir Lisica proposes that August 29th, marking 837 years since the issuance of the Charter of Ban Kulin, should be recognized as a national holiday in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A person intentionally drove a car into a crowd outside a station in France, resulting in one fatality.
There are indications that Bougainville may soon become a new independent state, prompting questions about its impact on the global landscape.
A traffic accident occurred in Ustiprača, resulting in one person sustaining injuries.
A significant warning has been issued from France, suggesting that current events are indicative of the beginning of a war.
A military analyst has expressed concern that Serbia is excessively arming itself, potentially creating a security dilemma in the region.
A fight broke out among fans during a Champions League match, reportedly provoked by a player's actions.
Former national team player Toni Šunjić has taken on a new position as the sporting director for the football club Zrinjski.
