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The Klix.ba front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on crime, politics, and sports. A significant story reports the arrest of former football official Zvjezdan Misimović on suspicion of money laundering. Other prominent domestic news includes a new traffic…
Zvjezdan Misimović, a former football official, has been arrested in an operation by the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) on suspicion of money laundering related to player transfers.
A new camera has been installed in the center of Sarajevo to record and penalize drivers who illegally use tram tracks.
Jürgen Klopp has officially become the new head coach of the German national football team, marking a significant return to coaching.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Sarajevo Canton (MUP KS) conducted a large seizure on Ilidza, discovering three laboratories with 280 marijuana plants and 3.3 kg of finished product.
Spanish defender Marc Cucurella became emotional while speaking about his son who has autism, revealing that he inquired about conditions for his son before negotiating with Real Madrid.
The Vučina Cove on Pelješac peninsula is described as a hidden jewel of the Adriatic, praised for its turquoise waters and natural shade.
A collision between two cars near Sarajevo airport resulted in significant material damage.
The Prime Minister of Japan has drawn criticism for stating she sleeps until three in the morning, and sometimes not even that.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska (MUP RS) has arrested a man from Ilidza who allegedly took money and gold from a Banja Luka resident for 'removing black magic'.
Montenegro has handed over the remains of Hasan Klapuh, whose family members were tragically killed and thrown from a bridge by perpetrators decades ago.
Friedrich Merz is reportedly attempting to salvage the German government by announcing changes within its leadership, with one minister possibly facing dismissal.
The Republika Srpska roads have seen a grim statistic of 6,934 accidents and 45 deaths in the first six months of the year.
IMAP is increasing its focus on Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Berin Alagić appointed as the new partner for the country.
Six study programs at the International University of Sarajevo (IUS) have been awarded the highly regarded German ASIIN accreditation.
Sarajevo Airport is strengthening its partnership with Ryanair, with expectations of a record number of flight routes for the upcoming summer season.
Shareholders of Addiko Bank have not withdrawn their interest in Raiffeisen's offer, making a large banking takeover in the region increasingly likely.
The Commander of EUFOR Althea met with officials from the Sarajevo Canton Ministry of Internal Affairs to discuss security cooperation.
Proposed designs for the new series of Euro banknotes have been unveiled, and the public is invited to share their opinions on which design they prefer.
