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The news on Klix.ba covers a range of topics including a tragic mountaineering accident on Elbrus involving Bosnian climbers, local politics in Sarajevo regarding urban development plans, fuel prices in Sarajevo, and international incidents involving Iran and military actions. Business news…
The bodies of three of the five Bosnian climbers who died on Mount Elbrus have been located, and the process of bringing them down from the mountain is set to commence.
A regulatory plan for 'Quadrant C' in Sarajevo has been removed from the agenda of the City Council meeting, indicating ongoing debate and potential opposition to the development.
Fuel prices at Sarajevo gas stations are reported, with a liter of diesel reaching up to 3.46 Bosnian Convertible Marks.
An official criticizes the urban development plan for 'Quadrant C' in Sarajevo, stating that concrete blocks are planned instead of a park along Vilsonovo Street.
A proposal has been made to construct a monument called 'Ljiljan' (Lily) on the Fortica hill overlooking Mostar, reportedly to honor defenders.
A look at the villa being built by Croatian national team footballer Dominik Livaković on a private island in the Adriatic Sea.
The Italian Football Federation has decided that Andrea Pirlo will not be appointed as the national team coach because of his association with a Russian betting company.
A Russian climber has died and another was injured in a new incident on Mount Elbrus, adding to the dangers of the mountain.
Iranian forces reportedly intercepted six ships in the Hormuz Strait that had turned off their radar systems, with Iran blaming the US military for the situation.
Adverse weather conditions are still complicating the rescue efforts on Mount Elbrus, with rescuers back in the field this morning and new information expected.
A political figure, Girt, stated that their party will only support the 'Quadrant C' urban plan if their proposed amendment is accepted.
The government of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton (HNK) is set to make a decision regarding the region's forests, potentially ending a 16-year period of unregulated management.
A right-wing individual has been found guilty of racism for making a derogatory comment to a senator, telling her to return to Pakistan.
Shares of a Chinese memory chip manufacturer experienced a significant jump of over 470% following its large stock market debut in Shanghai.
The price of oil has fallen by four percent in response to the cessation of attacks by both the United States and Iran.
The e-commerce company Shein has reported losses following a tariff decision by Donald Trump, with supply chain disruptions exacerbated by the conflict in Iran.
A new record has been set for the number of flights in a single day, marking a historic milestone for the aviation industry.
A politician named Kapidžić criticizes the ruling coalition ('Trojka') for allegedly pushing through development plans for 'Quadrant C' to fulfill promises to investors, stating they will oppose it.
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina will take out a loan of 100 million Convertible Marks, intended for investment in road infrastructure projects.
