Declining Birth Rate in Sarajevo Canton: Fewer Children Near Sebilj ↗
Front page leadA report highlights the declining birth rate in Sarajevo Canton, with a noticeable decrease in the number of children, particularly in the city center near Sebilj.
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The Klix.ba front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a report on declining birth rates in Sarajevo, damage in Mostar from a collapsing old house, a protest by driving schools in Tuzla over a new licensing system, and traffic congestion at border…
A report highlights the declining birth rate in Sarajevo Canton, with a noticeable decrease in the number of children, particularly in the city center near Sebilj.
Germany has set a new export record this year, achieving a milestone not seen in a long time, indicating strong economic performance.
A man from Bosnia and Herzegovina stole a truck in Italy, leading to a police pursuit where officers had to open fire. The suspect claimed he only wanted to drive the vehicle.
A section of the dilapidated Alajbegović house in Mostar collapsed, damaging several parked vehicles and causing significant material loss.
Fans in Serbia are reportedly shocked by the appearance of a new 28 million euro stadium recently inaugurated by political figures Vučić and Dodik.
Paolo Maldini disclosed that Pep Guardiola had initially asked for a small amount to manage the Italian national team but later withdrew his offer due to exhaustion.
Speed cameras in a small Italian village have generated over two million euros in fines, significantly boosting local revenue.
The largest reservoir in the United States is at its lowest point ever, signaling a severe water crisis that is also affecting the Colorado River.
A swan from Vrelo Bosne was successfully rescued after swallowing a fishing hook, thanks to the prompt intervention of relevant authorities.
A minor in Ljubinje attacked a police officer and damaged the door of a police station.
The new driving test system in Tuzla is still causing significant problems, leading driving school representatives to protest once more.
Significant queues of vehicles have formed at border crossings since this morning, with traffic congestion anticipated on roads throughout the day.
The weather forecast for Bosnia and Herzegovina indicates sunny conditions across the country today, with a possibility of afternoon showers in certain regions.
According to Eurostat data, Poland's economy ranks sixth largest in the European Union and is projected to surpass Switzerland in size.
Plans for new expressways in the Tuzla Canton remain largely conceptual, with millions allocated for projects but no actual kilometers constructed yet.
A preview is provided of the planned "Galeria Zenica," a 100 million convertible mark mixed-use complex, showcasing its future appearance.
Residents of Kakanj are concerned about pollution from a nearby cement plant, which has released a cloud of particles over the area; the company has provided an explanation.
The principal owner families of Volkswagen are reportedly pushing for drastic cost-cutting measures within the company.
For the first time since 1985, Saudi Arabia has not exported any crude oil to the United States.