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The N1 news front page features domestic news on power outages in Sarajevo, concerns over the future of BHRT (Bosnian public broadcaster) and a scandal involving Juventus fans. International news includes the death of Presley Gerber, son of Cindy Crawford, and an investigation into AI targeting…
EP BiH has announced power outages affecting 136 streets and locations in Sarajevo today; a detailed list and schedule are provided for affected residents.
Presley Gerber, the son of renowned American model Cindy Crawford, has passed away at the age of 27.
An investigation has uncovered how a betting company uses AI to target the most vulnerable players, describing problematic gamblers as the 'best investment'.
The Association of BH Journalists has warned that BHRT is facing a severe crisis, jeopardizing over 700 jobs, and urged for immediate action from authorities.
A promising young Bosnian football talent is celebrating his 19th birthday, receiving a special congratulatory message from Juventus in Bosnian.
Pop star Jelena Karleuša experienced another failed concert in Lučani after citizens protested, leading to the cancellation of her performance.
Juventus has condemned the actions of its supporters who turned their backs during a minute of silence for Mazzola, indicating that potential sanctions could follow.
For the first time in history, a supertanker has surpassed one million dollars in daily earnings, signaling a new wave of inflation shock.
The coach of the 'Dragons' (Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team), Sergej Barbarez, will hold a press conference today to discuss upcoming Nations League matches.
