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The front page of Oslobođenje, a Bosnian news outlet, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include reactions to Croatian Prime Minister Plenković's statements at the UN regarding Ratko Mladić and Srebrenica, and his comments on Bosnia and Herzegovina's electoral law…
Croatian Prime Minister Plenković's statements concerning war criminal Ratko Mladić and the Srebrenica genocide have drawn attention at the United Nations General Assembly.
A planned protest by miners has been called off as they continue to wait for their salaries, highlighting the need for systemic solutions.
An experienced Croatian sports journalist has dedicated an article to the footballer Denis Hadžikadunić, suggesting it's time for him to step up.
An article introduces the 'Fat Bear Week' competition, where the public can vote for the fattest bear, highlighting a unique nature-themed event.
A story recalls a historic concert in Sarajevo where, despite Bono losing his voice, the audience sang along, remembering the night U2 performed.
During his address at the UN, Croatian Prime Minister Plenković discussed Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a particular focus on its electoral law.
A new Lidl supermarket is set to open in Sarajevo Canton, with construction preparations, including machine deployment, already underway.
US Senator Marco Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov have met again to discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine.
In a podcast, Edin Dilberović discusses Bosnia and Herzegovina's potential EU membership, suggesting the country is functionally part of the EU.
A podcast episode features Dr. Amra Mujkanović-Džino discussing childbirth, advising against romanticizing vaginal births and sharing insights into the human body.
Filmmaker Milčo Mančevski shares his thoughts on potentially creating a film about the musician Džoni Štulić, expressing reservations.
A podcast explores the psychological reasons behind intelligent individuals remaining in unhealthy relationships.
In a podcast interview, Rick Holtzapple discusses the impact of fingerprint technology on election processes.
Footballer Eldar Ćosić reflects on his return to the Grbavica stadium, stating it marked a personal sense of completion.
Nijaz Mulahmetović shares his experiences in futsal, explaining how it provided him with fulfillment that football lacked.
Football coach Željko Zekić discusses his departure and subsequent return, expressing confidence in his decision.
Irfan Hošić's podcast discusses the need for transformation while emphasizing the importance of remembering spatial and historical contexts.
This podcast delves into interfaith dialogue and discusses the definition of a good person across different religious perspectives.
An opinion piece by Erdin Kadunić analyzes what he terms a 'political collapse'.
Đuro Kozar writes about financial shortages affecting the military's budget.
Zlatko Dukić's column explores nuanced opinions and indecisiveness in discourse.
Vildana Selimbegović's commentary questions Bosnia and Herzegovina's position and priorities in regional or international contexts.
