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Radio Sarajevo's front page features a mix of domestic and regional news, with a focus on political developments in Serbia and legal proceedings in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Other stories include local vandalism, a death notice, and international news related to Donald Trump and Hungary.
A hearing was held at the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding an extradition request from the United States for Mevlid Jašarević. He was expected to be released from custody that day.
The article questions whether Milorad Dodik will be prohibited from entering Serbia.
Unknown individuals have destroyed the area around the Eternal Flame monument in the center of Sarajevo.
Following the recent elections in Serbia, politician Miloš Jovanović has announced his withdrawal from political life.
Dragan Prusina, who served as the director of the Official Gazette of Bosnia and Herzegovina for many years, has passed away.
Aleksandar Vučić's choice of clothing, specifically an Israeli brand hoodie, worn during his address following the Serbian election results, has become a topic of discussion.
A professor from Belgrade has suggested that Aleksandar Vučić's 14-year tenure of power has ended and anticipates a shift in Serbia's political landscape.
A former model has accused Donald Trump, bringing Jeffrey Epstein back into the narrative, which the White House has denied.
A fire in Pale resulted in two cars being completely destroyed overnight.
Peter Magyar has drawn a comparison between the post-election celebrations in Hungary and Serbia, commenting 'The master is still the sea'.
Harry Kane delivered an emotional speech after receiving the Golden Ball award, dedicating it to his team and family.
