Sarajevo water source turned into a large wild landfill ↗
Front page leadThe area in Ilidža, which serves as the source of drinking water for Sarajevo residents, has been turned into a large, wild landfill.
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The area in Ilidža, which serves as the source of drinking water for Sarajevo residents, has been turned into a large, wild landfill.
SNSD official Radovan Kovačević stated that his party and the HDZ will not enter the government without each other, as agreed.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić was invited to a party, but seemed to have a somber mood, with the article questioning how someone looks when their 'ships have all sunk'.
More than 400,000 workers in Germany's industrial sector have gone on strike to protest for better wages.
The father of a femicide victim, Aldina, questioned the prosecutor's decision on the qualification of the crime, stating that they should not justify the perpetrator.
Dancer Patricija Crnkovič's performance examines the perception of the female body, acknowledging her own acceptance of imposed standards.
Footballer Alajbegović will attempt to break a record at Fiorentina that no foreign player in Juventus' history has achieved.
US Democrats have sent a message to Donald Trump's new chief of cabinet, advising him to hire a lawyer.
The city of Houston has prohibited its police force from reporting undocumented migrants, just three days after a Democratic victory in an election.
A missile strike occurred in Kyiv amidst ongoing negotiations, with American and other negotiators approaching a deadline in Abu Dhabi.
Paraguay's president has been arrested following the collapse of a bank that was connected to high-ranking government officials.
The city of Banja Luka is proposing to withdraw amendments to the Obilićevo Spatial Plan.
A change in weather is anticipated, with warmer temperatures expected in the next few days, potentially reaching up to 21 degrees Celsius.
A historic mansion, once inhabited by famous Oscar-winning actresses, is now on the market for an astronomical sum.
France is experiencing a significant shortage of wheat due to 4,500 unsheltered silos and declining production, leading authorities to establish an urgent working group.
Six potential investors have expressed interest in acquiring Alta Bank, located in North Macedonia.
The European Commission has initiated negotiations with Bosnia and Herzegovina and five other Western Balkan nations regarding the abolition of roaming charges.
The commodity reserves of the Sarajevo Canton have announced a tender to purchase goods worth 250,000 Bosnian Convertible Marks.
An aluminum factory located in Vlasenica incurred a loss of six million KM three years ago as a result of its closure.