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The Radio Sarajevo front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include changes to border crossing rules between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, with implications for travelers. Local news focuses on water utility work in Sarajevo and property registration…
Croatia has modified its decision on border crossings, altering the categorization of certain points along its border with Bosnia and Herzegovina to align with new interstate agreements, potentially impacting travelers.
The Sarajevo Water Utility has informed citizens about ongoing roadworks that will affect specific streets within the city.
A tragic incident near a Greek island resulted in the deaths of six migrants, one of whom was an infant.
Meteorologist Bakir Krajinović has stated that the first snowfall is expected to arrive earlier than initially anticipated.
Residents of Ilidža are reminded of an important deadline for property registration, which is December 8th.
Associates of Donald Trump were reportedly present at the final election rally for SNSD.
A well-known journalist has gone missing in Belgrade following the publication of a report concerning Vučić's SNS party, with his family unaware of his whereabouts.
A year after a significant heist at the Louvre Museum, there is still no trace of the stolen jewelry valued at $100 million.
A change in weather is expected in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with colder mornings and daytime temperatures reaching up to 23 degrees Celsius today.
Electricity will be cut off today in five municipalities of Sarajevo as works are scheduled to continue until the afternoon.
Nebojša Grahovac has been appointed as the president of the jury for the 26th selection of the Best Sportsman of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
