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Wednesday, September 16, 2026
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A significant police operation in Gradiška has led to the discovery of a substantial weapons cache, including rifles, sniper rifles, and rocket-propelled grenades, with arrests expected. Concurrently, Banja Luka is grappling with severe traffic congestion, causing frustration among drivers and hindering pedestrian movement.
On the diplomatic front, the US Senate is preparing for a hearing regarding the nomination of Ronald Johnson as the next United States Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina. This comes as the US Congress engages in a debate concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, with questions raised about the credibility of a particular statement made.
Further developments include the signing of a contract with a Spanish company for a modern renovation of Sarajevo's tram depot, expected to be completed within 10 months. Meanwhile, an economist has urged citizens to consider their financial well-being when evaluating government performance, and discussions are ongoing regarding a legal obligation to increase civil servant salaries before the budget is adopted.
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A large-scale police operation in Gradiška has uncovered a significant cache of weapons, including various rifles and rocket-propelled grenades, with authorities anticipating arrests in connection with the find.
Klix.ba:
Large Police Operation in Gradiška Uncovers Weapons Cache
A significant police operation in Gradiška has resulted in the discovery of rifles, sniper rifles, and rocket-propelled grenades, with arrests expected.
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Banja Luka is experiencing significant traffic chaos, characterized by long queues and frustrated drivers, making it challenging for both vehicles and pedestrians to navigate the city.
Klix.ba:
Banja Luka Faces Traffic Chaos with Long Queues and Driver Frustration
Banja Luka is experiencing severe traffic congestion, with long queues causing frustration among drivers and making it difficult for pedestrians to pass.
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An economist has called on citizens to prioritize their financial situation when voting, while an SDA candidate for the Sarajevo Canton Assembly has pledged to restore the eight-year primary education system. Discussions also continue regarding the legal obligation to increase civil servant salaries before the budget is adopted.
N1:
Economist Urges Voting Based on Wallet and Fridge, Not Emotions
An economist has called on citizens to evaluate government performance based on their financial well-being and the state of their refrigerators, urging them to avoid emotional judgments.
N1:
Civil Servant Salaries: Obligation to Pay Before Budget Adoption?
The article questions whether civil servants in BiH will receive salary increases before the budget is adopted, citing a legal obligation.
Radio Sarajevo:
SDA Candidate for KS Assembly: 'We Will Bring Back Eight-Year Education'
A candidate from the Party of Democratic Action (SDA) for the Sarajevo Canton Assembly has pledged to reinstate the eight-year primary education system.
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Denis Bećirović, the Bosniak member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, reiterated in Mostar that the country's European future must originate from within its own borders.
Klix.ba:
Bećirović in Mostar: BiH's European Future Must Start Here
Politician Bećirović, speaking in Mostar, emphasized that the European future of Bosnia and Herzegovina is a process that must originate from within the country.
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The weather forecast for Bjelašnica indicates a morning temperature of 6 degrees Celsius, with rain and thunderstorms anticipated by Sunday. Scattered clouds and fog are generally expected across Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Radio Sarajevo:
Weather Forecast: Rain and Thunderstorms Expected in Bjelašnica
The weather forecast for Bjelašnica indicates a temperature of 6 degrees Celsius this morning, with rain and thunderstorms expected by Sunday. The general forecast for Bosnia and Herzegovina mentions scattered clouds and fog in some areas.
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