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The news from Bosnia and Herzegovina's Klix.ba website covers a range of topics including international relations, domestic crime, sports, and economic news. Key international stories involve the Iran-Israel conflict and its potential impact on oil prices, as well as geopolitical tensions between…
Bosnian Ambassador Sabiit Subašič stated that Egypt is interested in cooperating with Bosnia and Herzegovina in the defense industry and emphasized the need for a "Global Bosnia" concept.
An analysis by Reuters suggests that the conflict in Iran and attacks on refineries could lead to persistently high fuel prices for years to come.
A warrant has been issued for Milenko Samardžija, who is accused of a heinous crime and fled after withdrawing company documents.
The wreckage of a plane and the bodies of two individuals have been discovered in Croatia following an extensive search operation.
Extreme heat, with temperatures nearing 40 degrees Celsius, has led to trucks in the Netherlands spreading salt on roads as a measure to protect the asphalt.
Following Alajbegović, another Bosnian national team player, Sead Kolašinac, is reportedly being targeted by Juventus for a transfer.
Cristiano Ronaldo has scored again, bringing him within 23 goals of reaching the historic milestone of 1000 career goals.
Following the issuance of arrest warrants and airstrikes, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu reportedly called Turkish President Erdogan an "antisemitic dictator," which was met with a strong reply.
A British regulator has issued guidance suggesting that Muslims should conserve water during religious ablution practices.
The Ministry of Interior of Sarajevo Canton is providing tactical uniforms to police officers in the Bosniansko-Podrinjski Kanton (BPK) Goražde as a form of support.
The Trump administration has made a payment to the United Nations, reportedly under pressure, though the outstanding debt remains substantial at 5 billion dollars.
An assailant wearing a helmet and wielding a sword attacked a school in Sweden, resulting in one fatality.
An incident involving luxury cars being set ablaze with incendiary bombs occurred in front of a wedding salon in the UK.
Negotiations between the United States and Canada, formerly close allies, collapsed at the last minute, escalating trade tensions.
A former high-profile stock trader argues that the economic theory of cutting taxes for the rich to stimulate investment is flawed.
Iran has successfully concluded a significant trade agreement with Oman, proceeding despite potential opposition or threats from the Trump administration.
Despite the widespread use of mobile payments, there is a paradoxical surge in demand for physical cash across Europe, raising questions about the underlying reasons.
A new seven-kilometer section of the Koridor 5C highway, part of the Banja Luka-Doboj route, is set to open for traffic on Monday.
Workers at the public transport company GRAS will receive back pay covering an 18-year period, marking the first time this has happened.
