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The N1 news front page from Bosnia and Herzegovina features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a report on striking miners in Zenica, new regulations for wedding venues in Republika Srpska, concerns about rising prices in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and a question…
A Montenegrin official stated that Montenegro cannot join the European Union without a clear approach to its past, implying that Montenegro's parliament is currently blocked.
Miners from Zenica have entered their third night on a hunger strike, sleeping in the Dom rudara (Miners' Hall) as their protest continues.
New regulations for wedding venues in Republika Srpska may place responsibility on caterers for individuals they are not officially in charge of.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing a significant wave of price increases, with fears of a 'price stampede' looming.
The 'Glasaj za život' (Vote for Life) initiative has questioned the minister about whether the mandate will end without a revision of the Solidarity Fund's drug list.
The Irish Prime Minister stated that the international community has failed Palestine.
The Hungarian President believes the UN is facing a crisis of trust and must demonstrate its ability to act effectively on issues ranging from Ukraine to migration.
Jordan reports that the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) is under political pressure and facing a potential liquidation.
The Mayor of New York has criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech at the UN, referencing an arrest warrant.
Israeli officials were seen counting the delegations that left the hall during Prime Minister Netanyahu's address at the UN.
Rain has helped extinguish a large forest fire on Čvrsnica mountain that had been active for 13 days.
A newly published ranking shows Spain has the most powerful passport in Europe, with details on Bosnia and Herzegovina's position.
Edin Džeko was on the field in Germany last night, marking the beginning of what is expected to be his final chapter with the national team.
A brief visit by Benjamin Netanyahu to the United States has highlighted new tensions in the relationship with Donald Trump.
