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The Radio Sarajevo front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestic stories focus on weather conditions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, an upcoming film shoot causing traffic disruptions, and water supply issues. International news includes reports on former US President Trump's…
Temperatures dropped below freezing in Bjelasnica this morning, with Sarajevo at 2 degrees Celsius and Mostar at 10 degrees. The forecast indicates cold weather until Tuesday, with variable cloudiness and some sunshine in the west and south.
A significant number of citizens in Bosnia and Herzegovina still lack basic necessities, highlighting the ongoing struggle with poverty on the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
A young man has died following a tragic car accident where the vehicle veered off the road.
Former US President Donald Trump has stopped new sanctions against Russia just before they were set to take effect.
Moldova has accused Russia after its air defense systems intercepted and downed five drones within the country's territory.
Riots in Tirana have continued, resulting in 156 injuries and the arrest of several individuals, including minors.
The Waterworks announced that works will continue over the weekend, potentially causing water supply interruptions in certain streets in Sarajevo.
An oil tanker carrying over two million barrels of oil has exploded in the Strait of Hormuz.
A former spokesperson for Donald Trump has made a statement, saying it was an honor to work for him.
Temporary traffic disruptions are announced in Sarajevo due to the filming of the movie 'Kad sam bio hodža' (When I Was a Hodja).
Luka Garza performed well, scoring 13 points in the Boston Celtics' victory against the Philadelphia 76ers.
