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The N1 news front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include concerns about rising fuel and pellet prices, potential electricity shortages in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the ongoing fire on Čvrsnica mountain. International news covers a shooting at a Turkish…
An expert discusses a scenario that could lead to diesel prices reaching 5 KM per liter, increased pellet costs, and potential electricity shortages in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A wildfire on Čvrsnica mountain is spreading, and aerial firefighting support is required to bring it under control.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's public broadcaster, BHRT, is reportedly facing significant financial difficulties, leading to canceled shows, unpaid staff, and the possibility of further program cuts.
An explanation of the Super El Niño phenomenon and its potential impact on winter weather in Bosnia and Herzegovina, along with associated risks.
Turkish President Erdogan advocates for the abolition of the veto power held by the permanent members of the UN Security Council, arguing that the world is larger than these five nations.
An incident where a person opened fire with a shotgun in the yard of a Turkish school, injuring eight students.
An analysis questioning whether the upcoming 2026 elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina will be characterized by genuine political maneuvering or transactional deals.
The Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) has released a significant report concerning the upcoming elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, detailing ethnic divisions, issues with public resources, and numerous complaints and fines.
A detailed weather forecast predicts rain and showers for the upcoming days.
A Bosnian fan, who gained attention during the World Cup, was featured wearing swimwear.
