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The N1 news front page from Bosnia and Herzegovina covers a range of domestic political and social issues, including commentary on election results and party leadership, as well as a report on government spending and foreign agencies. International news includes a story about a hotel planting…
Columnist N1 journalist and columnist states that citizens have punished the 'Trojka' coalition, and that Efendić currently has the largest political 'dowry'.
Footballer Katić is impressed by the hero of the 'Zmajevi' (Dragons) victory against Poland and asks to remember the name IB13.
US Senator Cynthia Jeanne Shaheen will be presented with the 'Honorary Citizen of the City of Sarajevo' award today.
Detektor reveals that the Government of Republika Srpska paid a US agency $750,000, and the same firm is behind a website calling for sanctions against Schmidt.
Former Naša Stranka member Lejla Brčić has criticized the party's former leadership following their election failure, urging them to 'look in the mirror'.
Croatia is facing a fight for survival in the elite Nations League, and Bosnia and Herzegovina could be their opponent.
Kovačević claims that the Democratic Front (DF) and the Central Election Commission (CIK) 'seriously stole' and accuses the CIK of fraud regarding early voting and biometrics.
The new count for the BiH presidency shows Bećirović leading Izetbegović by 23,062 votes, with results from 3% of polling stations still to be processed.
A hotel in the city is creating a 'forest' by planting one tree for every overnight stay.
A common habit that many people believe is healthy can actually be detrimental to kidney health.
The performance 'Balkan Tales – Fragile art of coexistence' will be shown at MESS, featuring music from wartime, the past, and post-war generations.
The weather forecast for Bosnia and Herzegovina predicts a cold morning followed by a significant temperature increase, reaching up to 29 degrees Celsius today.
