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The front page of Radio Sarajevo features a mix of domestic and regional news, with a prominent story about a UEFA complaint regarding chants of a war criminal at a football match in Belgrade. Other domestic stories cover fires across Bosnia and Herzegovina, upcoming protests by transporters, and…
A complaint has been filed with UEFA from Bosnia and Herzegovina due to chants of a war criminal's name at a football match in Belgrade between Crvena Zvezda and Partizan.
Car tires were found thrown on the monument dedicated to Enver Šehović, a hero of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in an act deemed disgraceful.
Actor Slobodan Ćustić, known for his role in the film 'Kuduz,' attended the funeral of a war criminal, sparking controversy.
Ticket sales have started for the highly anticipated Sarajevo derby match between FK Željezničar and FK Sarajevo.
The 6th International Basketball Tournament Telemach Sarajevo Cup has successfully concluded.
Multiple fires are raging across Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the armed forces deployed to assist. Bihać and Tomislavgrad are reported as the most affected areas.
The AfD party has achieved a historic electoral result, leading to an uncertain political future and reluctance from other parties to form a coalition with them.
Bakir Izetbegović, speaking from Sanski Most, stated that only the SDA party can save Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the context of the upcoming 2026 elections.
US senators have sent a warning to Serbia and Republika Srpska, urging them not to glorify the 'architect of genocide'.
Transporters in Bosnia and Herzegovina have announced protests starting on September 14th at border crossings leading to the European Union.
The whereabouts of Rasim Ljajić during a minute of silence for a war criminal at a football match is questioned.
