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The front page of Klix.ba features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on crime and politics within Bosnia and Herzegovina. Major international stories include the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran, events in Ukraine, and natural disasters in Nepal. Domestic news…
Sarajevo police have arrested Admir Arnautović Smrk and Anel Sejfović Pele as part of the 'Catering' operation, with more suspects being brought to the Sarajevo MUP headquarters.
Doctor Mithat Asotić and his son Hamza have been detained in a morning operation and are accused of money laundering and economic crime.
US Congresswoman Claudia Tenney, who previously worked on integrating the Bosnian community in the US, is visiting Sarajevo to promote stronger ties with Serbia.
American intelligence reports suggest an explosive drone found in Germany is connected to Russia's GRU service, with plans to detonate an aircraft.
Decisive play-off matches in UEFA cups are taking place tonight, with a significant number of Bosnian footballers competing for a spot in the European autumn season.
Thousands of people in Spain took part in the La Tomatina festival, the world's largest tomato fight.
Devastating floods in Nepal have left over 1,300 people missing, with search efforts ongoing.
Sarajevo police have apprehended a 37-year-old suspect in connection with four burglaries in the Novi Grad municipality.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the CIA Director traveled to Moscow to warn President Putin against attacking NATO member states.
In France, a man intentionally drove his car into a group of pedestrians, resulting in one death and several individuals in critical condition.
Qatar has initiated a diplomatic push, with an envoy traveling to Tehran to encourage talks between the US and Iran.
The cause of the disaster in Nepal has been identified as a glacier avalanche that triggered a flood, claiming over 150 lives.
Due to historic drought conditions, France is amending strict regulations for the production of its renowned cheeses.
Qatar's natural gas exports have fallen by 96%, resulting in a loss of $24 billion, though American companies are reportedly benefiting.
Despite Donald Trump's assertion that the US does not require Canada, economic data reveals a profound interdependence between the two nations.
Minister Lakić has urged the management of the Tuzla Thermal Power Plant to submit their resignations.
Travelers from Bosnia and Herzegovina must meet specific criteria for the abolition of roaming charges in Europe.
The term of the Hydroelectric Utility Manager has expired, with millions of funds unaccounted for and pending decisions on the remaining bodies.
