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The front page of Klix.ba features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a memorial center in Srebrenica offering help to former employees, a new military alliance between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, and efforts to combat wildfires in Herzegovina. Other prominent…
The Srebrenica Memorial Center has issued a call to former employees, urging them to report if they are summoned for questioning and offering assistance.
A significant military alliance is being formed as Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan are set to sign a joint defense agreement today.
A helicopter from Zenica has been deployed to help extinguish fires in Jablanica, Herzegovina, but challenging conditions have temporarily halted operations.
Digging into your drawers might reveal old mobile phones that could now be worth up to 3,000 euros as collector's items.
Chinese intelligence claims to have uncovered Mossad's alleged orchestration of the migrant crisis in Spain as a form of revenge.
New GRAS buses have started operating on seven routes within the Sarajevo Canton this morning.
Amar Suljagić expressed gratitude to US lawmakers, stating that they will not be intimidated and will persist in defending the truth.
Police in Sarajevo apprehended a 55-year-old man and discovered speed and marijuana in his possession.
Fatima, who had her uterus and ovaries removed due to aggressive cancer, requires over 41,000 KM for further treatment.
The article explores how Donald Trump developed a fascination with grass during his time in the White House, turning it into an obsession.
Tourism in Sarajevo Canton experienced growth in July, with over 112,000 guests and 241,000 overnight stays recorded.
The offer of 6.6 billion euros has been accepted, and the British airline EasyJet will transition to American ownership.
The Government of Zenica-Doboj Canton has supported the self-employment of 97 individuals from the veteran population.
Slaven Kovačević addresses accusations, stating that while being called unbaptized, his upbringing teaches him not to hate.
It has been revealed who advised Rodri to turn down Real Madrid and accept an offer from Barcelona, highlighting the importance of listening to his counsel.
Luka Dončić's former fiancée is pursuing a settlement, demanding $40 million for herself and an additional $10 million for their daughters.
