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The N1 news front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an interview with Hajrudin Somun discussing lobbying in America and the situation in Bosnia, a legal case in Tuzla concerning sexual exploitation of minors, a fire at a retirement home in Lukavac, and…
Hajrudin Somun, in an interview with N1, discusses the influence of lobbyists over politicians in America and the challenging but survivable situation in Bosnia.
The Prime Minister of Hungary has put forward a proposal to remove parliamentary immunity for deputies when they are under official investigation.
A football player in Croatia was arrested during a game for allegedly glorifying Ratko Mladić, a convicted war criminal.
The court in Tuzla has shared details regarding the trial of 12 individuals accused of sexually exploiting minors, noting that the proceedings are in a critical phase.
A fire at the Lukavac Retirement Home has resulted in the tragic deaths of pensioners who were injured in the incident.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Elmedin Konaković, attended an informal lunch with EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell, and other Western Balkan partners.
Germany will continue its contribution to NATO's air defense mission in Turkey for an additional period, extending it until April 2027.
A retired general from Pakistan has been appointed as the inaugural Secretary General of the newly formed Makkah Pact.
A promising young football striker from Bosnia and Herzegovina is attracting attention from major European clubs and MLS teams, with offers already submitted.
A report on Umro Husnija Hašimović, also known as Merdžan, from the reality show "Doma za vješenje."
Footballer Mauro Icardi has reportedly received a lifetime ban from filming with the "new Wand" due to a scandal that has caused a stir in Argentina.
A story highlighting the potential long-term financial implications of an "exit tax" for individuals returning from Germany.
