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Front page leadThe Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina will decide whether citizens of Serbia will be allowed to vote in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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The news from Bosnia and Herzegovina focuses on domestic political and social issues, including potential voting rights for Serbian citizens in BiH, a court ruling for a former intelligence chief, and protests against police actions. International news covers protests in Italy and developments in…
The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina will decide whether citizens of Serbia will be allowed to vote in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A sports journalist expresses empathy for footballer Edin Džeko's current performance struggles.
A Serbian flag in East Sarajevo was vandalized with the word 'genociders'.
The public utility company ViK is carrying out works, causing water supply disruptions in nearly 20 streets in Sarajevo.
Former basketball player and coach Saša Đorđević shared a message related to the upcoming elections in Serbia.
Following unrest in Milan, the Italian government is planning strict measures, including the deployment of the army.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to announce its initial verdict in the case of Osman Mehmedagić, former chief of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA).
Police in Banja Luka have prohibited a student rally, with authorities led by Milorad Dodik justifying the decision amidst accusations of repression.
A teenager driving an Audi struck a pedestrian in Sarajevo, causing severe injuries.
Iran alleges its air defense systems successfully destroyed a US MQ-9 Reaper drone in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Federal Hydrometeorological Institute of Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued an orange alert for heavy rainfall in Herzegovina, urging citizens to be cautious.
The United States is delaying the delivery of Patriot missile defense systems to Ukraine due to critical supply issues.
Mostar Airport anticipates handling more than 70,000 passengers this year, with plans to expand its terminal capacity.
Customs officials confiscated ten packages of counterfeit Botox products, but their current whereabouts are unknown.
A minor died after falling from a BMW in Bugojno, and authorities are seeking detention for the driver.
A man in Široki Brijeg alleges he was assaulted by members of the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, sustaining visible injuries.
A traffic accident involving a motorcycle and a car occurred on a main road in Sarajevo.