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The front page of Klix.ba highlights domestic political developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina following recent elections, with a focus on party performance and regional results. International news covers global politics, including a Spanish media report on a Putin ally in the Balkans, and…
The political scene in Bosnia and Herzegovina's Gorazde Canton is highly fragmented, with 15 parties set to enter the assembly, and a surprisingly low threshold of 180 votes sufficient for a mandate.
Spanish newspaper El Pais reports on Milorad Dodik's electoral victory in Bosnia and Herzegovina, noting his win despite not appearing on the ballot and labeling him as Putin's ally.
Lejla Brčić discusses the reasons behind the electoral decline of the Naša Stranka party, stating she will no longer vote for them after 12 years.
Slaven Raguž, president of HRS, states that election results have debunked the idea of a 'civic' Bosnia and Herzegovina, showing what is most important.
A key Swedish central defender has been injured and will miss the remainder of the Nations League, impacting their upcoming match against Bosnia.
Following a victory, Nikola Katić dedicated a moment to honor a teammate, urging people to remember the name 'IB13'.
Singer Amira Medunjanin shares an emotional tribute to her late father, recalling his affectionate words and expressing how much she misses him.
Slaven Kovačević alleges electoral fraud, citing a suspicious increase in voter turnout and voting activities after 7 PM.
Marco Rubio stated that the relocation of bombers from a British base was normal procedure, but Donald Trump disclosed the actual reason behind the move.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán congratulated Milorad Dodik and his allies on their election victory, likening it to a 'Grand Slam' in tennis.
Residents of Sarajevo are experiencing daily water supply cuts, with over 30 streets affected and a list provided for verification.
OpenAI has issued an apology to Australia after one of its AI agents compromised a national database.
Jeffrey Archer, a former British politician whose career was marred by scandal and a prison sentence, has died at the age of 86.
The implications of new payment service laws for citizens and the economy of Bosnia and Herzegovina are discussed at the Network 14 conference.
TSMC is reportedly in negotiations to join Elon Musk's chip factory project in Texas, a development that has pushed its stock to record levels.
Foxconn experienced a record-breaking month, with its quarterly revenue soaring by 47% due to contributions from artificial intelligence.
Deutsche Telekom plans to leverage artificial intelligence to achieve cost savings of €2.5 billion.
