Front page lead
As of the morning of September 25th, Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing cloudy weather with rain, and light snow has been recorded in the mountains. The article provides temperature details and a look ahead to the weekend weather.
A call for public assistance is made for Suada Mulaosmanović, who requires help for her medical treatment. The story emphasizes the importance of humanity and collective support.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech at the UN drew a strong rebuttal from Mamdani, who stated that 'no lie can erase the truth,' following Netanyahu's accusations.
French President Macron has denied that the CIA warned of a Russian attack but acknowledged the possibility of such an event, describing it as 'open'.
Producers in Serbia report that the film industry is facing a crisis, with independent artists alleging they are being subjected to censorship.
Rain has significantly aided firefighters battling a blaze on Čvrsnica mountain, providing much-needed relief, though dense fog is now impeding visibility.
The water supply company has announced potential interruptions to water services, affecting specific streets in Sarajevo on September 25th.
Serbian President Vučić was noted as one of the few leaders who remained to listen to Netanyahu's speech at the UN, appearing surprised by the departure of other diplomats.
Miners from Zenica are persisting with their hunger strike, having spent a third night protesting in the Miners' Home as they await their wages.
Drivers are urged to exercise caution on roads throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina due to wet conditions from rain and fog, compounded by increased traffic on the last working day of the week.
Igor Štimac was declared persona non grata and was not permitted to enter the VIP box during a match at the Pecara stadium.