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Radio Sarajevo reports on a major police operation targeting organized crime groups in Bosnia and Herzegovina, an upcoming electricity price increase impacting consumer goods, and political discussions among Bosnian parties. Other news includes a drug bust in Tuzla, a regional political statement…
An extensive police operation targeting two organized criminal groups is underway in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with searches being conducted under the supervision of the Federal Prosecutor's Office.
An expert warns that an increase in electricity prices, which is not a luxury item, will inevitably lead to higher prices for various products.
Šefik Čavara states that the SDA, SNSD, and HDZ BiH parties have long-standing relations, and the Democratic Front is not a preferred partner.
A baby, who was kidnapped by her father and buried alive in a forest, has been rescued and reportedly survived for 24 hours in an underground cage.
BH Telecom is offering exclusive gifts with the purchase of the HONOR 600 Pro smartphone.
During a police operation in Tuzla, approximately 3 kilograms of illegal drugs were found, and a 39-year-old suspect was arrested.
Feđa Dimović, a candidate for the Student List, visited Kosovo and stated that it is an integral part of Serbia.
The body of a 14-year-old boy was discovered near the railway tracks in Belgrade.
The respected Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta has stopped its operations, marking the end of an era for independent journalism in the country.
Poor air quality in Sarajevo this morning has led to advice for pregnant women and children to avoid spending time outdoors.
Tarık Muharemović has received new recognition, being named to the ideal team of the Premiership.
