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The front page of Radio Sarajevo features a mix of domestic crime stories, political developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a statement from a UK official regarding BiH's NATO aspirations, and regional political news from Serbia. There are also reports on local issues like water supply…
A fifteen-year-old girl, who yesterday, September 4th, injured two girls with a cold weapon in front of a school in Gornja Tuzla, has been detained and handed over to the Prosecutor's Office. Pre-trial proceedings have been opened for her.
A house in Gradeljina, near Konjic, was completely destroyed by a fire.
Aleksandar Vučić stated that he is ready to accept the will of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) regarding his candidacy for prime minister.
Fahret Horozović, suspected of hitting three children in Cazin, has been handed over to the Prosecutor's Office of Una-Sana Canton.
Five football matches are scheduled for the 6th round of the WWin League of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with particular attention on the derbies in Sarajevo and Mostar.
The Party of Democratic Action (NES) presented its candidates at a rally in Bihać, stating their goal is a functional Bosnia and Herzegovina.
British Ambassador to BiH Karen Pierce stated that Bosnia and Herzegovina is not yet ready for NATO membership due to its fragile security situation.
The political movement 'Crvene linije' (Red Lines) began their election campaign in Gradačac, vowing to defend the country.
The water supply company has issued several announcements regarding interruptions in water supply in numerous streets across Sarajevo.
The weather forecast indicates the same temperature in Bjelašnica and Sarajevo this morning, with rain expected by Wednesday.
Carlos Alcaraz demonstrated excellent form, defeating his opponent and advancing in the US Open.
