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Radio Sarajevo's front page features a mix of domestic and regional news, with a prominent story about a politician's controversial statement, updates on public services like water supply and media industry challenges, and a fire incident. International news includes weather in Europe and a sports…
Nebojša Vukanović's election rally statement 'Pravac Bratunac' (Go to Bratunac) has drawn criticism on social media for its similarity to phrases used by Ratko Mladić during the 1995 genocide in Srebrenica.
Severe Weather Europe reports significant temperature drops of up to 15 degrees Celsius and the first snowfall on mountain peaks across the continent.
Football club Juventus sent birthday wishes to Kerim Alajbegović in Bosnian, celebrating his 19th birthday with a 'Buon compleanno, Zmaju' message.
The head of the Student List declined an invitation from Aleksandar Vučić for a televised debate and subsequently had his Instagram profile deactivated.
Pop singer Jelena Karleuša faced another concert cancellation in Lučani and was reportedly heckled by students during the event.
Firefighters rescued 32 people from a burning apartment building in Novi Sad, with several individuals sustaining injuries.
The association BH Novinari expresses serious concern over the declining state of the public broadcaster BHRT, stating the situation is now a reality, not just a warning.
The public utility company ViK Sarajevo has announced that more than 20 streets in the capital will experience water outages due to planned repair works.
Tuzla faces an alarming situation with the collapse of its industrial sector, which previously employed thousands, despite a rise in tourism.
A significant change in weather is forecast for Bosnia and Herzegovina, with cooler temperatures and rainfall expected in various parts of the country.
Borussia coach Niko Kovač became emotional during an interview after receiving the news of the passing of a former colleague.
