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The Radio Sarajevo front page features a mix of local Bosnian news, including traffic accidents, the start of the school year, and water supply issues. International news includes US politics concerning media funding and threats towards Iran, as well as a shake-up at the Pentagon. Sports news…
A traffic accident occurred this morning, September 1st, in Sarajevo on the main road in the Čengić Vila settlement, causing significant traffic disruptions. Emergency services were dispatched to the scene.
The new school year has begun in Sarajevo's schools, marked by the sounds of children's joy and excitement for a new chapter.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is facing another heatwave, with a change in weather expected soon. The article provides a forecast for when cooler temperatures will arrive.
Residents of 16 streets in Sarajevo are advised to prepare for potential water outages today, September 1st, due to planned maintenance or issues.
Associations of genocide victims are calling on UEFA to take action against the football club Borac and seek their exclusion from competitions.
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to allocate millions of dollars to support right-wing media outlets across Europe.
Official Lakić stated that measures have been proposed to help 1,100 workers from the Zenica steel mill, emphasizing that the current issue was not created by his administration.
US President Donald Trump has issued a stern warning, threatening to attack Iran with significant force if provoked.
The first-ever fair dedicated to the defense and specialized industry in Bosnia and Herzegovina has opened in Sarajevo.
A high-ranking official at the Pentagon has resigned following a conflict with another figure, leading to a significant shift within the US defense department.
The Czech football club Sparta Prague has condemned its fans for displaying banners glorifying Ratko Mladić and has announced it will impose sanctions.
