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The news from Bosnia and Herzegovina's Oslobođenje website covers a range of domestic and international topics, with a focus on potential changes to non-working Sundays in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a dire scientific prediction about humanity's extinction, political statements…
There is uncertainty for workers as the days of the non-working Sunday in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina may be numbered, with SDA announcing significant changes.
A new study presents a frightening prediction from scientists that humanity might become extinct by the year 2100.
After the match, a journalist asked Salko Hamzić about his decision to represent Bosnia and Herzegovina, to which he gave a straightforward answer.
Filipović stated that following the elections, there is an opportunity to permanently secure equality for Croats in the BiH Presidency.
Fans of the WWin League of Bosnia and Herzegovina can look forward to an exciting day with three matches on the schedule.
Slovenians are heading to the polls for referendums on four important topics, with one of the questions directly affecting citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Following the arrest of 2,000 individuals, India is bracing for a new day of protests as young people take to the streets for reasons yet to be fully detailed.
A gardening tip advises on the optimal time to bring terrace plants indoors to protect them from the cold, suggesting action before the first frost.
A podcast episode titled 'Oslobođena' shares insights that parents of children facing developmental difficulties would find valuable.
A podcast episode from the 'Life School' series explores contemporary masculinity and questions the purpose of men in today's society.
In a podcast interview, Vehid Šehić states that if reason were to govern political decisions, Bakir Izetbegović would submit his resignation.
In a podcast segment, Danis Okić addresses and refutes common myths and misconceptions regarding the human body.
A podcast discusses the life of Harry Jackson, with Dragana Jurišić recounting his final days, portraying him as a homeless individual with a broken heart.
The podcast 'Oslobođena' examines modern relationships, questioning whether an 'Instagram like' constitutes a form of deception in the digital era.
Srđan Puhalo argues in a podcast that if external parties were selecting representatives, the preference would be for the most tolerant individuals.
Duško Bogunović, in a podcast discussion, urges listeners to abandon unrealistic ideas about what constitutes a compact city.
Football figure Sergej Barbarez states that the positive culture surrounding the national team has been successfully restored in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A personal story shared in a podcast discusses a parent's harrowing experience and the fear that their child might not survive.
Đorđe Krajišnik writes about a 'horror' that is being inherited or nurtured within a personal or societal context.
Goran Dakić discusses the absence of justice and order in a given situation.
Eldina Zolj-Balenović's commentary focuses on the lack of a 'first line of defense' in a particular context.
Academic Dr. Adamir Jerković states that with the elections concluded, the current period presents the true challenge.
