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Bosnia
The Radio Sarajevo front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a weather forecast for Bosnia and Herzegovina, a drug bust arrest, an impending harsh winter in Europe, and a fatal lightning strike on the Adriatic coast. Other notable stories cover the…
The weather in most of Bosnia and Herzegovina is predominantly sunny, with fog in valleys. Temperatures in Sarajevo were 13°C this morning, with a forecast for the coming days until Thursday.
Authorities have arrested an individual carrying 12 kilograms of drugs. Preljevic has been ordered into one month of detention, while Hasković faces restrictive measures.
Meteorologists are closely watching developments above the Arctic to predict whether Europe will experience a harsh winter.
A 70-year-old man has died after being struck by lightning on the Adriatic coast. The lightning hit the top of his fishing rod.
The Srebrenica Memorial Center has shared its experiences in researching genocide with prosecutors from Ukraine.
All eyes are on Germany as the country awaits election results, with particular attention on whether Friedrich Merz's "nightmare scenario" will come true.
Former US President Donald Trump announces his intention to create artificial intelligence forces that will be governed by an AI emperor.
A serious bus accident occurred in Montenegro when a rockslide injured four children. The bus was traveling when the incident happened.
A significant Ukrainian attack targeted Moscow, resulting in black smoke billowing over the capital and a refinery catching fire.
The USK region is experiencing a growing influx of foreign workers, potentially serving as a solution to the local labor shortage.
The sports world is mourning the death of the renowned football coach Peter Hermann.
