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Radio Sarajevo features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with US congressmen writing to President Trump about advisors' engagement in Republika Srpska. Other domestic news covers weather warnings for floods and…
Six Democratic congressmen have written to US President Donald Trump seeking answers about his advisors' paid travel to Republika Srpska, a Bosnian entity. The letter was published by a professor.
A significant change in weather is expected with rain covering almost all parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the weekend forecast has also been announced.
The Federal Civil Protection Administration (FUCZ) has warned citizens about the threat of floods and landslides, with 13 locations in Bosnia and Herzegovina endangered within the next 48 hours.
Residents of Sarajevo are advised to prepare water canisters as 19 streets will experience a disruption in water supply today.
The Sarajevo Students basketball team is set to compete against a Turkish club, aiming to secure their first victory in the Eurocup.
The Trump administration has revoked more than 300,000 visas, impacting demonstrators and critics.
Bečarević stated that a principal agreement has been reached with the SDA and DF parties in the Sarajevo Canton regarding elections.
Questions are being raised about whether Charles III violated royal protocol by removing his hat in the presence of the Sultan of Oman.
A tragic event in Africa saw over 220 people killed in an attack on the Amiet market, with women and children being among the victims.
During an event in the Oval Office, Donald Trump interrupted a reporter, and JD Vance stepped in.
The new NBA season has commenced, with Luka Garza showing a modest performance in his team's game against the Pistons.
