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Thursday, September 03, 2026
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Bosnia and Herzegovina is preparing for its General Elections as the pre-election campaign officially commences tomorrow, with the Central Election Commission issuing important warnings to parties and citizens.
Meanwhile, the ongoing controversy surrounding war criminal Ratko Mladić saw new alleged glorification celebrations in Bratunac, drawing strong condemnation. Further legal repercussions emerged as a Bosnian citizen in Croatia faces the potential loss of their work permit due to a conviction for glorifying Mladić. Separately, a serious shooting incident in Novo Sarajevo left a young man seriously injured, with the attacker currently at large.
The country also anticipates a significant weather shift, with BH Meteo announcing the end of summer and forecasting a drop in temperatures and much-needed rainfall. This change could bring relief from conditions that have challenged firefighting efforts in recent days.
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The pre-election campaign for Bosnia and Herzegovina's General Elections is set to begin tomorrow, prompting the Central Election Commission to issue crucial warnings to political parties and the public.
Oslobođenje:
Election Campaign Begins Tomorrow; BiH Election Commission Issues Important…
The pre-election campaign for the General Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to start tomorrow. The Central Election Commission (CIK) has issued a significant warning to political parties and citizens.
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Alleged celebrations glorifying war criminal Ratko Mladić have been reported in Bratunac, drawing sharp criticism. The controversy extends to legal consequences, as a Bosnian citizen convicted in Croatia for praising Mladić faces the risk of losing their work permit. Fadila Efendić, a Srebrenica mother and human rights activist, also voiced her profound pain regarding the denial of genocide, highlighting the difficulty of such denial despite overwhelming evidence and court verdicts.
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Srebrenica Mother's Pain: Denying Genocide is Hardest, Despite Evidence
Fadila Efendić, a mother from Srebrenica, shares her profound pain regarding the denial of genocide, emphasizing the difficulty of such denial given the overwhelming evidence and court verdicts.
Klix.ba:
'Our neighbors have emerged from civilizational mud': New orgies in Bratunac…
The article condemns alleged celebrations and messages in Bratunac glorifying war criminal Ratko Mladić, calling the events 'orgies' and a disgrace.
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Bosnian Citizen Convicted in Croatia for Praising Mladic Faces Work Permit Risk
A citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina, conditionally sentenced in Croatia for glorifying Ratko Mladić, may lose their work permit, highlighting regional legal and political sensitivities.
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BH Meteo predicts a significant weather turning point, signaling the end of summer with a notable drop in temperatures and anticipated rainfall in the latter half of September, ushering in early autumn conditions.
Radio Sarajevo:
BH Meteo Announces End of Summer: Weather Turning Point with Lower…
BH Meteo predicts the end of summer with a significant drop in temperatures and much-needed rainfall expected in the second half of September, marking a shift towards early autumn weather.
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Nebojša Vukanović, a member of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska and president of For Justice and Order, criticized Blanuša, and his post was subsequently shared by Milorad Dodik, President of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats, indicating ongoing political commentary and interactions.
Klix.ba:
Nebojša Vukanović attacks Blanuša, Dodik shares post on Instagram
Nebojša Vukanović criticized Blanuša, a post which was then shared by Dodik on Instagram, indicating political interactions and commentary.
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Ongoing repair work in Sarajevo may lead to water shortages in 18 streets, and residents are advised to check an official list for affected areas.
Oslobođenje:
New Works in Sarajevo: 18 Streets May Be Without Water, Check the List
Repair work is underway in Sarajevo, which may lead to water shortages in 18 streets. Residents are advised to check the provided list for affected areas.
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Halisa Čengić, a legal professional and founder of her own practice, is featured by Forbes BiH, discussing her journey in building an international business name from law to global transactions.
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Forbes BiH Features Halisa Čengić on Building a Business Name Internationally
Halisa Čengić discusses her journey in the world of big business for Forbes BiH, detailing the path from law to international transactions and how to build one's own brand globally.
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