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The news on Klix.ba covers a mix of domestic and international affairs, with a significant focus on Bosnia and Herzegovina's internal matters including legal proceedings, weather forecasts, and political statements. International news includes developments in the Israel-Iran conflict, the war in…
Mevlid Jašarević, who was serving a 15-year sentence, will be released from prison in October but will be required to report to the police in Sarajevo twice a month.
During the NATO summit, President Erdogan presented the President of Poland with a revolver, who later reciprocated with a notable gesture in New York.
A rift has emerged within the Republican party in Washington as some members distance themselves from Trump, fearing an electoral setback.
Rain is expected in Bosnia and Herzegovina, accompanied by falling temperatures, with a detailed weather forecast provided for the upcoming days.
Tarik Muharemović has been recognized as one of the top five defenders in the Premier League based on a crucial defensive statistic, highlighting his value to the team.
Upon his arrival, coach Klopp has implemented strict regulations within the German national team, including bans on mobile phones, haircuts, and family visits.
A supercomputer simulation forecasts that the Bosnian and Herzegovinian national football team will finish in last place in the Nations League.
A school in Sarajevo is grieving the loss of former student Anida Medar, who tragically passed away in an accident on Bradina.
Ukraine employed a new weapon in its recent strike on Moscow, with Russian forces intercepting all projectiles except for one designated 'Flamingo' which successfully hit its target.
Political figure Efendić, speaking in Novi Grad, declared readiness to assume responsibility for the entire country of Bosnia and Herzegovina, advocating for its freedom.
Sarajevo will soon have a specialized clinic for victims of sexual assault, marking the first such institution in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Taiwan anticipates the continuation of arms sales from the United States, even in the face of mounting pressure from Beijing.
A new regulation in Singapore imposes significant fines of hundreds of dollars for playing loud music on public buses.
The 11th Sarajevo Unlimited event has opened at Hotel Holiday, positioning it as a central venue for regional innovation, artificial intelligence trends, and investment opportunities.
China has made record-breaking gold purchases this year, amounting to $158.8 billion.
Artificial intelligence is leading to significant job displacement among managers, with companies like Uber and Amazon laying off thousands as algorithms assume their roles.
Employees at Barclays are resisting a return to the office policy, demanding compensation for travel expenses and childcare costs.
The construction of a new bridge near Orašje, connecting to Croatia, is advancing into the concrete preparation stage.
