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The Radio Sarajevo front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a significant focus on Bosnia and Herzegovina's internal affairs, including issues with test elections and weather changes. International news covers a deadly accident in Croatia, a school incident in Zagreb…
Bosnia and Herzegovina's Central Election Commission announced that some polling stations did not open on time for the test elections scheduled across the country. This issue was reported at multiple locations.
A severe accident near Zagreb resulted in two fatalities, with the impact so strong that the car was split in half.
A student injured a peer and a staff member with a knife at a secondary school in Zagreb.
A reflection on the 9/11 attacks, recalling the moment at 8:46 AM when many initially thought it was a movie being filmed.
Commentator Rade Radovanović expresses his view that he would not be surprised if the Serbian Orthodox Church were to declare Ratko Mladić a saint.
The article reports on new, intense strikes exchanged between Ukrainian and Russian forces, indicating a significant Ukrainian offensive.
The weather forecast for Bosnia and Herzegovina indicates a high of 29°C today, with a sudden temperature drop expected on Saturday, signaling the end of hot summer days.
A married couple died during their vacation in Hurghada, Egypt. The mystery surrounding their deaths has been solved after eight years, with the cause now revealed.
Residents in 15 specific streets in Sarajevo are advised to prepare water canisters as they may be without water supply today due to planned works.
Algeria has officially severed diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates.
Tickets for Edin Džeko's farewell football match were sold out extremely quickly, indicating high demand among fans.
