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The Radio Sarajevo front page covers a mix of domestic Bosnian and Herzegovinian news, regional Balkan affairs, and some international updates, with a focus on political developments, infrastructure, and social issues. Top stories include discussions on forming a new government in the Federation…
The Vice-President of the Federation of BiH, Igor Stojanović, discussed election results and government formation, emphasizing the need for a meeting with SDA and SDP to ensure their partners adhere to agreements.
A new train service will operate between Zvornik and Belgrade starting December 13th, with a round-trip ticket costing 36 KM.
A Belgrade-based lawyer has predicted that Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić might be arrested on November 17th at 6 PM.
A child has died in Split after being discovered injured in the city center.
Football coach Barbarez expressed confidence in young player Alajbegović, stating he will receive support even when facing difficulties.
Discussions are underway to find a resolution for the debt of the RMU Zenica mining company, with a meeting scheduled today to address miners' health insurance.
Serbia is developing the SOVA 24 system and plans for a student list for the army, indicating that mandatory military service will not be reintroduced.
More than 20 streets in Sarajevo will experience water outages today, and residents are advised to prepare.
Banja Luka and Prijedor are reported as the most polluted cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina this morning, with citizens receiving warnings.
US Senator JD Vance is reportedly taking a lead role in negotiations and is considering a direct meeting with an Iranian official to facilitate an end to the conflict.
A significant reform by UEFA may present a more challenging route for Bosnia and Herzegovina to qualify for the World Cup.
