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The Radio Sarajevo front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a sudden weather change in Bosnia and Herzegovina with icy mornings and upcoming changes, a teenager injured in a quad accident in Tomislavgrad, and rising pellet prices in Croatia, with…
Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing a sudden weather shift, with icy conditions in the morning in Bosnia and clear skies in Herzegovina. Further weather changes are anticipated for the weekend.
A minor sustained severe injuries near Tomislavgrad after an accident involving a quad bike.
Pellet prices have already increased by up to 40% in Croatia, raising concerns about similar price hikes for citizens in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Academician Mirko Pejanović stated that parties which deny the statehood of Bosnia and Herzegovina should not be part of the new government.
The poorest country in Europe, Moldova, has declared a state of emergency due to rising fuel prices and drought.
New details have emerged regarding the tragedy at Oktoberfest where a Serbian national was reportedly hit by a gondola during its last ride.
Germany has launched an investigation against a 105-year-old former Nazi SS guard.
Edin Ogrešević, speaking from Sarajevo, expressed a desire for a functional state and resolute politics.
Bosnia and Herzegovina citizens may face new price increases, with heating and electricity costs potentially adding significant strain to household budgets.
Several streets in Sarajevo, including major ones in the city center, are experiencing water supply interruptions affecting 20 streets.
In the context of the Nations League, coach Barbarez has a special training plan for today, and the session at Grbavica is closed to the public.
