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Front page leadProblems in Bijeljina before the elections, with concerns that scanner issues are linked to the SNSD campaign.
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The news from Bosnia and Herzegovina focuses on domestic issues including pre-election problems in Bijeljina related to scanner functionality, a tribute to football captain Edin Džeko, and local news about water supply disruptions in Sarajevo. International news includes changes to EU air travel…
Problems in Bijeljina before the elections, with concerns that scanner issues are linked to the SNSD campaign.
Sarajevo's ćevabdžije (traditional grill masters) are honoring Edin Džeko, with the number ten becoming 'eleven'.
The Swedish national team is altering their training plans ahead of their match against Bosnia and Herzegovina's 'Dragons'.
The former Olympic bobsleigh track could be transformed into a forest promenade, potentially revitalizing Mount Trebević.
Due to ongoing construction work, approximately 20 streets in Sarajevo will experience water supply disruptions.
Oil prices have decreased, and US inventories have unexpectedly increased, suggesting a market shift.
Fikreta has been suffering from severe pain for years, and her operation requires over 31,000 Convertible Marks.
US Senator Marco Rubio has reportedly ordered an Iranian delegation to leave New York without delay, with the reason cited.
The drug division of the Sarajevo Canton Ministry of Internal Affairs apprehended a drug dealer in the city center and seized a significant quantity of narcotics.
Individuals are accused of emptying a coin-operated machine at a self-service car wash in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Minister Delić states that reforming social protection in Bosnia and Herzegovina necessitates enhanced personnel, improved conditions, and more defined regulations.
It has been confirmed that pension payments for September will be made today in a specific region of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
New regulations are being implemented for air travel within the European Union that will affect baggage allowances and conditions.
The census of livestock, including sheep and cows, in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been postponed again, indicating a lack of accurate data.
A serial robber from Bosnia and Herzegovina was apprehended by special forces during a robbery attempt at an Austrian post office.
Bystanders in Sarajevo apprehended a pickpocket, although his accomplice managed to flee the scene.
The identity of the man who fatally struck Mirhad Čehić, a Bosnian national, with a van in the United States has been released.
A traffic accident in Sarajevo resulted in one car landing on top of another, causing injuries to three individuals.
Brčko is set to establish its own stock exchange, with its location identified and personnel from Central and Eastern Europe expected to join.