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Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to have five operational radars by the end of May 2027, significantly enhancing air traffic control and surveillance systems within the country. The project involves an investment of 32.46 million KM.
A woman from Finland has decided to make Bosnia and Herzegovina her permanent home, expressing a deep connection to the country and a desire to live and potentially die there.
A widespread strike by workers in France has led to the cancellation of many flights, particularly affecting travel to and from Paris and Marseille.
Romanian football fans and players expressed disbelief and frustration after a match where they felt outplayed by Bosnia and Herzegovina, with some suggesting the score could have been much higher in favor of BiH.
Nepal is facing a natural disaster crisis, with severe landslides, floods, and avalanches resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives.
Climate change is increasing the risk of severe storms, posing a significant threat to ten countries worldwide.
The Sarajevo Water Supply department has informed residents that more than 30 streets in the city will experience water supply problems today.
Senator Marco Rubio has issued a strong warning to Iran, stating that their threats are being taken extremely seriously and that consequences will follow.
Gradačac recorded the highest temperature in Bosnia and Herzegovina this morning, with meteorologists releasing the weather forecast until Saturday.
The US Congress is discussing a potential incursion by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska (MUP RS) and emphasizes that the Srebrenica Memorial Center must be allowed to function free from intimidation.
The Bosnian and Herzegovinian national tennis team is preparing to compete against Uruguay in the Davis Cup, with aspirations to advance towards the final stages of the tournament.