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The Radio Sarajevo front page features a mix of domestic and regional news, with a focus on Bosnia and Herzegovina. Top stories include a tribute to a famous Mostar diver, a football match preview, and political statements regarding Bosnia's European future. Other notable stories cover local water…
Mostar is saying goodbye to Emir Balić, a legendary diver from the Old Bridge and a figure intrinsically linked to Mostar's traditions, known for his story of survival and community support.
The football club Željezničar is celebrating its 105th anniversary with a match against NK Čelik at the Grbavica stadium.
A politician named Bećirović spoke in Zenica about the vision for a secure, developed, and European Bosnia and Herzegovina with opportunities for its citizens.
The water utility company has announced a temporary interruption of water supply in certain streets of Sarajevo.
A strong storm caused flash floods and road closures in the Dalmatia region, prompting an official warning.
A corruption case involving Orlen in Venezuela is detailed, where significant funds for oil were allegedly mishandled and stored insecurely, with empty tankers found.
The ongoing military buildup in Croatia and Serbia is discussed, with experts warning that it could be a precursor to conflict.
A journalist's pointed question to Serbian President Vučić regarding his potential departure from his function has reportedly left him without an immediate response.
The passing of Velimir Lovrić, a prominent figure in Herzegovina's banking sector, is reported.
The weather forecast indicates a possibility of rain today, with detailed predictions provided for the upcoming days until Monday.
Bosnian footballer Amar Dedić has been recognized for his performance, being named Player of the Month for Newcastle.
Kerim Alajbegović, a young talent, has been selected to start for Juventus in a Europa League match.
