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The news from Radio Sarajevo heavily focuses on the ongoing General Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, detailing the opening of polling stations, electoral procedures, and initial reports of issues at some locations. International news includes a tragic plane crash in the Atlantic. Domestic…
General elections are being held in Bosnia and Herzegovina today, October 4th. Polling stations opened at 7 AM and will close at 7 PM. This year, citizens are voting for the first time with new electoral technologies. Voters are choosing new government officials in the 2026 General Elections.
A report from a polling station in Sarajevo addresses voter concerns about how long voting takes and what to do if using a new document for identification.
An official, Kalaba, stated when the first election results are expected, anticipating their release immediately after 7 PM.
Problems were reported at polling stations in Mostar due to scanner failures, causing delays in the voting process.
A plane on a flight to Boston has crashed into the Atlantic Ocean, and wreckage has been discovered.
Significant anxiety among voters was reported at polling stations in Bijeljina due to various issues.
A new Social Protection Law in a part of Bosnia and Herzegovina outlines benefits and provisions for parents who are caregivers.
Two years have passed since catastrophic floods hit Jablanica, and while memories persist, answers regarding the event are still missing.
A guide on how to vote in the General Elections taking place in Bosnia and Herzegovina today, what voters need to bring, and how the new scanning technology functions.
A traffic accident occurred in Alipašino Polje involving a collision between a car and a motorcycle.
