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The news on Klix.ba covers a range of topics including domestic crime in Sarajevo, international conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, political tensions between Russia and Germany, and notable deaths. There are also stories on sports transfers, celebrity news, and economic reports.
Raif Dizdarevic, who served as the President of the Presidency of SFR Yugoslavia, has passed away at the age of 99. He had multiple connections to significant historical events.
An article from Haaretz suggests that observing Serbs mourning Ratko Mladic reveals a troubling future outlook for Israel.
Police have released details regarding a knife attack on a Sarajevo tram where one person was seriously injured, and the assailant is still at large.
The Kremlin has issued a stern warning to Berlin, accusing Germany of escalating tensions and stating that a response will follow.
Residents of Trg Heroja in Sarajevo claim that a significant amount of drinking water has been going to waste for the past year, despite multiple calls to the water utility.
A Belgian national team player has completed his medical examination but is apparently unaware of which club he has signed for or which flight he will board.
Singer Alen Islamović has showcased his hazelnut plantation, humorously suggesting that consumers of Nutella might be indirectly consuming his produce.
Following an incident in Montenegro, police have released photographs showing items seized from a Russian national, including knives, ammunition, and food.
An operation in Belgrade has led to the arrest of suspects in the murder of Novica Elek, who was involved in a major heist.
Following recent attacks on Iran, a US official stated that the actions have secured a period of at least one month.
In the Iranian city of Mashhad, a car drove into a group of government supporters, resulting in four fatalities.
The American aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln has arrived in Thailand after completing an eight-month mission in the Middle East.
A festive reception was held in Hadžići for 203 first-graders who embarked on a new chapter of their lives, receiving gifted backpacks and school supplies.
Forbes has published its newest list of the world's wealthiest individuals, highlighting a significant and surprising difference between Elon Musk and the second-richest person.
Despite a rise in electricity consumption in India, a portion of solar energy generated remains unused.
An analysis explores the effects of the current crisis on jobs in the United States and the changing dynamics of the labor market.
The European Commission acknowledges the problems faced by transport carriers but states that the Schengen rules will not be altered.
