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The front page of Klix.ba features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a concert by Dino Merlin, the death of football legend Franco Baresi, and a heatwave expected in Bosnia and Herzegovina. International news covers the conflict in the Middle East, events in Poland, and…
Dino Merlin is set to perform a highly anticipated concert at Koševo stadium tonight, marking his return after 11 years with a show expected to be historically significant.
The football world mourns the passing of Franco Baresi, widely regarded as one of the greatest defensive players in the history of the sport.
Practical information for attendees of Dino Merlin's concert, including guidance on movement and points to note.
An analysis questioning the effectiveness of Saudi financial power in the Middle East and its continued reliance on the United States.
A new, Europe's largest statue of the Virgin Mary is opening in Poland, attracting international tourists.
Authorities in Sarajevo received a report of an explosive device placed in the garden of a cafe in the Ciglane neighborhood.
AC Milan has issued a statement mourning the loss of Franco Baresi, a legendary figure for the club.
Meteorologists predict extreme heat in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with temperatures potentially reaching 42 degrees Celsius, and no immediate relief in sight.
Hungary is reportedly on the verge of declaring a state of emergency due to critically low Danube river levels, leading to the shutdown of its only nuclear power plant.
The father of an attacker in Georgia has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for purchasing the rifle used by his son in a shooting that killed four people.
A fire broke out in the premises of the former 'Jelšingrad' steel mill in Banja Luka, with emergency services responding.
The migrant crisis in Spain has triggered a political conflict, with accusations of provocation directed at Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez by the US and Israel.
Iran claims responsibility for drone strikes on a military base in Kuwait, targeting US equipment storage facilities.
PPG has issued a statement refuting the accuracy of figures and dates provided by Autoceste FBiH (Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Highways).
Major technology companies are making substantial investments in artificial intelligence, with investors closely watching for profitability.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's trade with the world reached 24.86 billion convertible marks in the first half of the year, with a strong focus on exports to the European Union.
Apple's latest financial report shows it surpassed Wall Street's expectations, driven by robust sales of its iPhone and Mac product lines.
The company Igman reports on a cyber fraud incident, stating that a significant portion of the defrauded funds has been blocked and recovery is anticipated.
