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The Oslobođenje front page highlights domestic concerns in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including rising prices and a major wildfire. International news includes a report on US media access to the White House. The site also features sports, opinion pieces, and podcasts.
Despite official warnings, prices in Bosnia and Herzegovina are skyrocketing, making it difficult for many citizens to afford even one meal a day, highlighting a delayed government reaction.
The domestic football championship continues with the Mostar derby being a key match, alongside another game in the WWin league of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A large parade is taking place in Sarajevo, leading to changes in traffic and public transport routes, with the program starting at 2 PM.
Kenan Horić, captain of Čelik, expresses dissatisfaction, stating he would be ashamed and is being prevented from speaking about certain matters.
A significant wildfire in Blidinje has been localized, with firefighters spending the night on the ground to control the remaining flames.
In a new move against the press, US President Trump has banned CNN, Politico, and MSNOW from entering the White House, threatening others as well.
A daily horoscope predicts a significant recognition for one zodiac sign on this Saturday, while others will feel a weight lifted off their shoulders.
The restoration of the Sarajevo Cathedral has been ongoing for 16 years, with no clear end date for the project.
A podcast episode titled 'Oslobođena' discusses the reasons why intelligent individuals might remain in unhealthy relationships.
In a podcast interview, Rick Holtzapple discusses how fingerprint technology is impacting electoral processes.
Former football player Cocalić reflects on his return to Grbavica, stating it allowed him to 'close the loop' in his career.
Nijaz Mulahmetović shares his experience with futsal, stating that the sport has provided him with what football could not.
Football coach Zekić states that his departure was always intended to be temporary, as he knew he would eventually return.
Irfan Hošić discusses the need for transformation driven by time, emphasizing the importance of remembering the past and the role of space.
This podcast episode explores interfaith dialogue and the definition of a good person, questioning if people of different faiths can find common ground.
Renad Čelik details the successful effort to bring the band Prodigy to Sarajevo, indicating that this is just the first of many planned events.
Isaković reflects on a crucial nine-minute period in his career, expressing pride in his accomplishments with the football club Čelik.
In an interview, Christian Schmidt reveals that he faced pressure from the United States to step down from his position.
Eldina Zolj-Balenović writes a column discussing the high costs associated with maintenance.
Boško Jakšić's column analyzes the political landscape, posing a stark choice between Serbia and mafia influence.
Erdin Halimić's column critically examines Milorad Dodik's political maneuvering and image-building.
In an open letter, Đuro Kozar addresses issues from an officer's perspective.
