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The N1 news front page from Bosnia and Herzegovina features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include the death of a renowned gynecologist, political commentary on infrastructure projects in Sarajevo, and financial news concerning local farmers and the automotive market…
Asim Kurjak, a world-renowned gynecologist and pioneer in ultrasound diagnostics, has passed away. He leaves behind a legacy in ultrasound education and a test bearing his name, though also involved in several disputes.
Mandic commented on the relocation of the First Transversal road and the Košev stadium, criticizing the 'Trojka' coalition and attributing their electoral losses to these decisions.
Borac FC filled its coffers with a victory against KuPS, earning a significant amount from UEFA.
Advisors to Donald Trump received money from Republika Srpska, and all earnings were donated to Trump.
Dairy farmers are facing severe difficulties, stating they must provide seven liters of milk for one liter of diesel, leading to the closure of local farms and being undercut by imports.
AirBnB is strengthening its regulations, preventing hosts from requesting a specific item from guests.
A lake on the Adriatic Sea is forbidden to approach. It has no visible inflows, and its bottom is 60 meters below sea level.
An airline company is ceasing operations in Zagreb after more than 40 years, discontinuing its long-standing route.
The number of attendees at a gathering for the Student List in Belgrade has been determined.
The most registered vehicles in Bosnia and Herzegovina are detailed, with the average price of used cars ranging between 25,000 and 30,000 KM.
