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The N1 news front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political discussions about gender representation in Bosnia and Herzegovina's presidency, upcoming elections, and historical reflections on Alija Izetbegović. International news covers protests in France…
This article discusses the presence of two women in the BiH Presidency and questions the actual impact of their positions, using a metaphor of men holding high positions while women are given lighters and pens.
French President Macron has urged for a de-escalation of the situation following violent protests across the country, which resulted in the arrest of 2,400 individuals.
Footballer Muharemović has achieved a historic milestone for Leeds, with no defender having accomplished this feat in the past 36 years.
The article commemorates the 23rd anniversary of the passing of Alija Izetbegović, the first president of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, reflecting on his legacy.
This story questions the allegiances of Bosniak representatives in the National Assembly of the Republika Srpska (NSRS), with Ramić issuing a warning about vote buying.
Former leader of Montenegro, Djukanović, responds to accusations from 'Great-Serbs' linking him to the genocide in Srebrenica, asserting they cannot conceal their historical disgrace.
A footballer suffered a severe injury during a match in England, resulting in a red card and fractures to both bones in his lower leg.
Political parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina must remove their election posters by the end of the day, facing fines of up to 30,000 KM if they fail to comply.
A meteorologist has provided insights into how the upcoming south wind will impact citizens, detailing the weekend forecast and the possibility of enjoying the autumn season.
