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Bosnia
Radio Sarajevo's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on demographic trends in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Other top stories include weather alerts, regional updates on labor laws, political news regarding excise taxes, and sports highlights.
A report highlights seven municipalities in Bosnia and Herzegovina that are projected to have no divorces in 2025, contrasting with declining populations in many other areas and noting a positive natural increase and younger population in these specific locations.
Meteorologists are predicting the arrival of a new heatwave in Bosnia and Herzegovina, suggesting that current expectations of the heat ending may be premature.
Croatia is implementing new regulations for foreign workers, raising questions about the potential impact on citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina seeking employment there.
Following recent increases in fuel prices, a political figure has urged the House of Peoples to pass the Excise Tax Law, likely in an effort to address the situation.
European football clubs are reportedly monitoring the development of young talent Kerim Alajbegović, who is shown training on Bjelašnica mountain.
Video footage captures an incident where a man spits on Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar on a public street, showing his reaction.
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, describes his visit to Srebrenica as a profoundly moving experience that will stay with him permanently.
Authorities in Doboj have seized a BMW that was reported stolen and sought by Interpol, with the vehicle being driven by a citizen of Croatia at the time of seizure.
Slovenian media outlets have released video evidence showing the apprehension of the individual accused of murdering Amir Uznunović.
Lejla Zvizdić shared a personal message on Facebook expressing her deep affection for the city of Mostar, coinciding with an anniversary related to the Stari Most bridge.
Edin Džeko, whose future club status is currently uncertain, has been pictured training alongside player Ante Katić in Dubrovnik.
Football manager Jurgen Klopp reportedly removed a photograph featuring Selma Hasanagić after an accompanying headline was deemed offensive.
Dragan Stojković, known as Piksi, has experienced the passing of his mother.
Bosnian football clubs Velež, Zrinjski, and Borac are competing in the Conference League with the aim of advancing to the subsequent stage of the competition.
