New Tram Line Opens in Sarajevo ↗
Front page leadThe first trams on the new line from Hrasnica to Baščaršija have started operating, marking the opening of a new tram route in Sarajevo.
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The news from Klix.ba features a mix of domestic and international stories. A significant domestic focus is on the opening of a new tram line in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. International news includes a political clash involving a former US ambassador in Greece, mass shootings in South…
The first trams on the new line from Hrasnica to Baščaršija have started operating, marking the opening of a new tram route in Sarajevo.
A former US ambassador under Trump reportedly clashed with a Greek minister during a dinner, stating they could overthrow governments.
A Romanian 'spy' presented a report on the Bosnian national football team, noting their significant improvement and stating they are not the same players as before.
The University of Sarajevo is purchasing a robot for scanning books, with a cost of 75,620 KM.
At least 27 people were killed in two separate mass shootings in South Africa.
Brazil's President has completely banned betting, stating it is a 'tumor' that must be removed.
Singer Kan Džinović attended his father Haris Džinović's birthday performance with his girlfriend, with Haris reportedly getting annoyed by questions about children before the concert.
An earthquake measuring 2.1 on the Richter scale has hit Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the epicenter near Goražde.
A Ukrainian woman and a Montenegrin man have been arrested on suspicion of injecting women with faulty botox.
A US congressman is calling for the EPP to sever all ties with Aleksandar Vučić's SNS party, labeling them 'radicals'.
Candidates whose fathers fought on opposite sides in the war are now on the same list at a National Empowerment Movement (NES) rally in Velika Kladuša.
Filipović discusses the freedom to be Croatian and belong to Tuzla, emphasizing that being a minority does not diminish one's sense of belonging.
Elmedin Konaković stated in Travnik that the state is always prioritized over the party, calling the current year 'the year of truth'.
A significant shift in US policy is occurring as Trump plans to reverse Biden's regulations, potentially leading to cheaper cars but increased fuel consumption.
Trams to Hrasnica will begin service tomorrow, with the project being completed by the current generation after years of discussion.
The presence of medicinal water at 32°C has been confirmed in Olovo, Bosnia, opening a new chapter for the region's development.
The Western Balkans have been presented to Swedish companies as a new European GBS (Global Business Services) destination.