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The news from Radio Sarajevo focuses heavily on domestic issues in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including the use of military helicopters to combat fires and a tragic accident involving children. Regional news from the Balkans, particularly concerning reactions to Ratko Mladić's funeral, and…
The Minister of Defense has ordered army helicopters to extinguish active fires in several municipalities across Bosnia and Herzegovina, including Bihać, Kalesija, Drvar, and Prozor-Rama.
Citizens of Split expressed strong negative sentiments regarding the funeral of Ratko Mladić, with some calling him a destroyer of people and a source of division.
A verbal confrontation occurred between a follower of Vojislav Šešelj and Miketić during a commemoration event for Ratko Mladić.
Following a serious accident near Cazin, several children remain in critical condition, with one young boy in a coma.
Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina have surpassed Poles to become the most frequent tourists in Makarska this year.
A bus carrying children skidded off the road in Cape Verde, resulting in a tragic accident with over 20 fatalities.
The temperature on Bjelasnica mountain is currently 9 degrees Celsius, with a forecast predicting increasing cloud cover and rain until Thursday.
The public kitchen in Lukavac, reliant on donations, is unable to accommodate new users despite a significant number of people in need.
The flexibility of the Entry/Exit System (EES) at EU borders is ending, leading to anticipated long queues for travelers.
Authorities are actively searching for Đorđe Ždrale, who has been a fugitive for over a month and may be hiding in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
