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The news from Oslobođenje, a Bosnian and Herzegovinian news outlet, highlights domestic concerns such as the high rate of food imports in the Federation of BiH, protests by miners, and local incidents like a fire rescue and water supply issues in Sarajevo. International news includes a G7 demand…
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is facing an alarming situation where 80% of its food supply is imported, indicating potential economic vulnerability and food security issues.
Miners from Breza and Bile have decided not to proceed with their planned protest gathering in Sarajevo, opting to remain in a state of disobedience instead.
Sarajevo firefighters bravely rescued an individual from a building that had caught fire, demonstrating their swift and effective response to emergencies.
A tragic incident occurred where a seven-year-old child, in defense of their mother, fatally stabbed their aunt following a domestic dispute.
The Group of Seven (G7) nations has issued a strong ultimatum to Iran, urging them to cease their support and arming of the Houthi movement.
Montenegrin national team coach Mirko Vučinić shared his thoughts on players from Montenegro who are also of interest to the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team.
Ongoing construction works in Sarajevo are expected to cause water supply disruptions in 22 different streets today.
The concert by the renowned artist Josipa Lisac in Sarajevo has sold out, promising an emotional experience for the attendees.
In a podcast, Edin Dilberović discusses Bosnia and Herzegovina's aspirations to join the European Union, suggesting the country is already functionally part of it.
In her column, Vildana Selimbegović critically examines the political and economic positioning of Bosnia and Herzegovina, questioning who benefits from its current state.
Faruk Šehić's column analyzes a political situation using the metaphor of a 'yellow digger', implying destructive or transformative political actions.
Oleksandr Levchenko's column argues about the illegitimacy of the recent elections held in Russia.
Adamir Jerković's column contemplates the end of a criminal's life or career and its implications.
