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The news from Radio Sarajevo focuses on domestic Bosnian and Herzegovinian affairs, including local news such as new public transport in Sarajevo, ongoing fires in Herzegovina, and issues with water supply. It also covers national news like a Bosnian military officer receiving a US medal and the…
Bosnia and Herzegovina's top marathoner, Emir Hastor, is participating in humanitarian actions to help children without parental care, emphasizing the importance of their smiles.
Sarajevo has received two new trams, and a new tram line is expected to be introduced soon, improving public transportation in the city.
Active fires are ongoing in several locations across Herzegovina, highlighting environmental concerns in the region.
The public utility company VIK has announced further interruptions in water supply, affecting 14 streets.
Residents in a settlement near Hadžići are concerned due to the appearance of a bear in the vicinity of a school.
Brigadier of the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Admir Jusupović, has been honored with a prestigious American medal.
The public utility company KJKP RAD has announced that an autumn campaign for the collection of bulky waste will commence shortly.
A ferry caught fire in the Philippines, resulting in at least five deaths and dozens of people missing.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has urged UN member states to condemn the glorification of Ratko Mladić, stating that silence is not neutrality.
Satellite imagery has shown the vast scale of fires near Kupres, with approximately 14,000 hectares impacted.
Footballer Demirović expressed indifference to competition after achieving a historic hat-trick for Stuttgart.
