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The front page of Radio Sarajevo features a mix of domestic Bosnian news and international events. Top domestic stories include a fire incident in Sarajevo, weather forecasts, political discussions regarding coalition building, and a historical sports achievement. International news covers US…
Firefighters were dispatched to an apartment in the Hrasno neighborhood of Sarajevo after smoke was reported coming from the unit. The Professional Fire Brigade of Sarajevo Canton responded to the incident on Antuna Branka Šimića Street.
The weather forecast for Bosnia and Herzegovina predicts temperatures up to 15 degrees Celsius, with a possibility of rain extending through Sunday.
An investigation from the United States is examining the 'Serbs for Trump' group and its alleged connections to the political leadership of Republika Srpska.
Minister Čampara stated that he would not be upset if the Social Democratic Party (SDP) were to leave a coalition with the Party of Democratic Action (SDA), highlighting the difficulties in forming political coalitions in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The article commemorates a historic night in Kaunas, Lithuania, 13 years ago, when Bosnia and Herzegovina qualified for the World Cup thanks to a goal by Vedad Ibisevic.
The United States is reportedly considering the use of the GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast (MOAB), the 'Mother of All Bombs,' in Iran as President Trump seeks a way to conclude the conflict before the upcoming election.
Two young men are praised for their bravery in Istanbul after they rescued a woman from the rising floodwaters that are sweeping through the city.
Protests in Albania are ongoing, with clashes between demonstrators and police involving tear gas and water cannons. Authorities have reported 35 arrests.
The family of Nedim Klepić, who was sentenced to 16 years in prison for killing the person who murdered his son, has issued an appeal for a reduction of his sentence.
Fuel prices in Sarajevo have changed, with diesel becoming cheaper and gasoline becoming more expensive this morning.
A foul committed against Muharemović during a World Cup match has prompted discussions about potential rule changes in football, specifically concerning the 'Balogun rule'.
