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The front page of Radio Sarajevo features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on political commentary regarding the SDP party in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Other domestic stories include weather updates, road conditions due to heavy rainfall, and a water supply interruption in…
State delegate Safet Softić of the SDA commented on the current political situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, suggesting that the SDP is the only surviving party from the 'Trojka' coalition and that exploring options with SBiH and DF is necessary.
Heavy rainfall in the Herzegovina region has led to a landslide on the M-17 highway, prompting emergency services to be on standby.
Sarajevo experienced rain this morning with temperatures at 12 degrees Celsius. A weather forecast for Bosnia and Herzegovina until Monday predicts more rain.
The public utility company ViK has issued a warning to Sarajevo residents that 15 streets will experience a water supply interruption today.
A car went off the road in Mostar, but authorities found no one inside the vehicle after the accident.
A group of hooligans attacked the Dutch national football team in the center of Belgrade.
Czech President Petr Pavel has warned that Europe must negotiate with Vladimir Putin, citing the threat of open military conflict.
Fires have broken out on four tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran reportedly issuing threats of further attacks.
Police apprehended a Bosnian citizen who was found hiding under a vehicle with over 11 kilograms of drugs.
The NiP party has urged the investigative body POSKOK to examine the work of Edin Ramić, stating that any irregularities must be thoroughly investigated.
Football club Borac is set to host Finnish team KuPS in the second round of the Conference League this evening.
