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The news from Radio Sarajevo focuses on a mix of international and domestic Bosnian affairs. Top international stories include political developments in the US concerning Donald Trump and Democrats, as well as potential Ukrainian military aid from the US. Domestically, the news covers political…
Exit polls from the AP indicate corruption was a key issue for voters in the US midterm elections, with many believing Congress is not doing enough to oversee the executive branch.
A young Democratic politician is being compared to Barack Obama and is considered a potential future presidential candidate for the United States.
Journalist Nikola Krstić issued a harsh message, mocking Milorad Dodik during his visit to Belgrade.
A wave of bomb threats at European airports raises questions about whether the 'Men's State' group is behind the hybrid warfare tactics.
Alen Šeranić, a Bosniak associated with Dodik, has accepted a mandate in the Republika Srpska Assembly, which entails a special task upon his government resignation.
After an 80-year hiatus, a train is once again running on the historic Youth Railway line between Brčko and Banovići, with the initial rides being free.
Senator Marco Rubio stated he has no intention of leaving the Trump administration, questioning the origin of such rumors.
Kyiv's top priority is obtaining Patriot missile systems from the US, but delivery might not occur until 2030.
Today, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina will hear pleas from defendants accused of crimes committed in Sanski Most.
Residents of Sarajevo are advised of continued water supply interruptions as ViK (Sarajevo Water and Sewerage Company) has scheduled works in 25 streets.
Sergej Barbarez had a special evening in Germany during the presentation of his autobiography, expressing gratitude to his fellow Bosnians and Herzegovinians.
