Another Dodik "friend" from Trump's administration dismissed ↗
Front page leadA report indicates that another associate of Milorad Dodik, who was previously linked to the Trump administration, has been dismissed.
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The news from Bosnia and Herzegovina's Oslobođenje website covers a range of topics including domestic politics with a focus on figures like Dodik and Konaković, a significant industrial company in Bosnia and Herzegovina facing bankruptcy, and local issues like water supply problems in Sarajevo…
A report indicates that another associate of Milorad Dodik, who was previously linked to the Trump administration, has been dismissed.
A sports personality, Alajbegović, faced strong criticism following a match against Celta.
A major industrial company in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a history spanning 130 years, has been declared bankrupt.
Germany is exerting pressure on Croatia concerning ongoing disputes and its journey towards European Union membership.
According to a Reuters exclusive, the White House issued an order to limit the 'Starshield' system's use for Ukraine.
Artist Rikardo Druškić is described as creating worlds that people can enter, rather than depicting future events.
The water supply company (ViK) has issued an emergency notice due to water being cut off to nine neighborhoods in Sarajevo.
Tesla has introduced a concept car that is capable of flight, utilizing rocket technology.
Elmedin Konaković stated his intention to pressure Milorad Dodik into forming a government quickly.
Irfan Mirza discussed the importance of Bosnia and Herzegovina establishing a digital presence.
Pavle Mijović's column discusses Navi Pillay's journey from the era of apartheid to receiving the Nobel Prize.
Đuro Kozar's commentary suggests that Dodik is seeking to re-establish an army.
A piece reflecting on the year 1990.
Vildana Selimbegović writes about a significant victory for the Islamic Community.