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Bosnia
The front page of Radio Sarajevo features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a successful rescue operation for a missing person in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a discussion on the son of a war criminal, news about Lidl's interest in local potatoes, a weather…
An 18-person rescue operation successfully located Nusret Džidić alive on the Smetovi mountain, despite challenging conditions including dense fog and heavy rain.
An opinion piece by Dragan Bursać discusses the potential implications and societal dynamics in Bosnia and Herzegovina for individuals associated with convicted war criminals.
A heartwarming story about a family who decided to sell their possessions and embark on a global adventure with their children.
German supermarket chain Lidl has expressed interest in purchasing potatoes from Glamoč, Bosnia and Herzegovina, with initial negotiations underway.
A Bosnian national was arrested in Rome after brandishing a pistol and threatening people, with drugs and ammunition discovered in his hotel room.
Following an attack on Saudi Arabia, Iraq has closed its border with Iran, and a military commander has been dismissed.
A fatal accident occurred in Croatia resulting in one fatality.
The weather forecast indicates a shift away from summer conditions, with cooler weather expected until Tuesday.
Residents of Sarajevo are informed about temporary changes to traffic regulations scheduled for today between 11 AM and 12:30 PM.
The price of wood pellets is reportedly increasing again, with some reaching up to 900 Bosnian Convertible Marks.
The article previews the US Open tennis final between Shelton and Zverev, highlighting a message from the German player to his American opponent.
