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The news from N1 Bosnia and Herzegovina focuses heavily on elections in Serbia, with multiple stories detailing voting day, queues, and political developments. Other prominent stories include a Bosnian series winning awards, a football transfer rumor, and a domestic story about solar power…
Long queues were observed at polling stations in Serbia and abroad from early morning, with some voters traveling for hours to cast their ballots in the extraordinary parliamentary elections.
The Bosnian series 'Kotlina' achieved significant success at the AFA awards, securing three prestigious accolades.
The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CIK BiH) has determined the number of mandates for each political party that will occupy seats in the state and federal parliaments following the recent elections.
This report traces the journey of a student list in Serbia, from its origins in student blockades to its current role as a challenger to Aleksandar Vučić's Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in the elections.
An incident occurred before the elections in Serbia where unknown men posted election materials and physically assaulted a member of an election board in Šabac.
An ambitious plan has been presented for the installation of solar power plants in Herzegovina, which is projected to save Mostar approximately half a million convertible marks annually.
A Barcelona player has surprisingly named a Real Madrid star as his preferred choice over Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo ahead of the El Clasico match.
Serbian citizens residing in Bosnia and Herzegovina are voting today, with 28 polling stations opened across the country for an estimated 20,000 eligible voters.
