Dodik is not Republika Srpska, and not everyone thinks what he says ↗
Front page leadJasmin Hasić states that Dodik does not represent Republika Srpska and that his views are not universally shared.
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The N1 news front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on political commentary regarding Republika Srpska, economic developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina concerning bank savings, and international affairs including potential US actions in Iran and a Russian…
Jasmin Hasić states that Dodik does not represent Republika Srpska and that his views are not universally shared.
Serbian President Vučić stated that he is not concerned about discussions of his potential arrest, as the new government lacks a serious basis for such actions.
Photographers captured a special moment for Alajbegović after he scored against Napoli, which was not recorded by cameras.
Starting November 1st, the state will protect up to 100,000 KM in bank savings, with an explanation of the implications for citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Tucker Carlson reported that Donald Trump could potentially launch a nuclear attack on Iran in the near future.
A British regulatory body is examining Meta's proposed terms, which could provide the company with access to media content.
Momir Kezunović, who was accused of committing crimes in Novoseoci, has passed away.
The Financial Times reported on the case of Alta banka, explaining the reasons why Russian citizens in Serbia were unable to access their savings.
The article discusses the importance of a German mine where salt for infusions is extracted from a depth of 1,000 meters.
The SPP party, led by Usame Zukorlić, secured a mandate following elections that were considered unfavorable.
Hotel Termag in Jahorina is expanding its facilities by constructing a new wellness and spa center, with plans for future congress facilities.
A critic discusses Mišo Kovač's career and speculates on how his potential performances in Belgrade might have impacted other artists.