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The news from Klix.ba covers a range of topics, with a significant focus on domestic issues in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including a demographic crisis in education, and responses to local fires. International news includes reports on the conflict between Israel and Iran, tropical storms in Hawaii…
Primary education in Bosnia and Herzegovina has seen a significant decline in student numbers and school closures over the past three years, losing nearly 8,000 students and 45 schools.
French football star Kylian Mbappé is reported for an unsportsmanlike action after hitting player Nikola Katić from behind during a match.
A dramatic account of a Hungarian family escaping a dangerous fire near Omiš, Croatia, with their young child, described with harrowing imagery.
The Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina has approved the use of helicopters to combat fires on Plješevica mountain, but the final decision rests with the Armed Forces of BiH.
Coach Feđa Dudić managed to secure a win against Partizan despite having one player less, marking a significant achievement.
Footballer Edin Džeko shared a lighthearted moment with a former Manchester City teammate, commenting on his post-City life.
The article highlights ongoing music events as part of a festival in Sarajevo, indicating vibrant cultural activity in the city.
Tropical Storm Lala has caused widespread destruction in Hawaii, with severe damage reported to infrastructure and residential areas.
Devastating floods are occurring across Asia due to record rainfall, with dramatic scenes of cars being washed away in South Korea.
Good news regarding the fires near Konjic, Bosnia and Herzegovina, as they have been successfully contained and are now under control.
A weather forecast for Bosnia and Herzegovina predicts rain and thunderstorms for the evening, with a return to summer conditions expected shortly after.
Ukrainian drone attacks have targeted and caused significant damage to the inventory of Russia's major online retailer, Wildberries, resulting in billions of dollars in losses.
US President Trump has ordered a decrease in joint military exercises with South Korea, a decision seen as sending a significant signal to North Korea.
Japan's economy showed growth of 1.1% in the recent quarter, even with challenges of reduced consumer spending and a slowdown in exports.
Deutsche Bahn is reportedly planning to bring older freight wagons back into service as part of its operational strategy.
Geoffrey Hinton, often called the 'godfather of AI', issues a stark warning about impending mass job losses due to advancements in artificial intelligence.
An examination of the working conditions for bus drivers employed by Centrotrans in Sarajevo, with the company asserting adherence to all regulations.
An article exploring the surprising resurgence of BlackBerry's business in areas other than mobile phones, highlighting its strategic adaptation.
