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The news front page of Klix.ba focuses on a range of domestic and international stories. Prominently featured is the political situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including its relationship with the US and internal political developments. International news covers a building collapse in Istanbul…
Hakeem Jeffries, leader of the Democrats in the US Congress, has commented on the activities of Milorad Dodik's lobbyists, calling their actions malicious schemes that were transferred to the former Yugoslavia.
The political figure Dodik, who previously sought recognition from Donald Trump, is now in a situation where he wishes to be forgotten by the former US president, highlighting ironic twists in political relationships.
Dramatic scenes unfolded in Istanbul as a building collapsed, trapping at least seven people, including a child, under the rubble.
Footballer Edin Džeko has invited Uroš, a young boy whose drawing has gained regional attention, to an event, with a video of their interaction promising to be heartwarming.
Twenty British diplomats have been ordered to leave East Jerusalem, with London stating that the area is considered occupied territory.
SBih Novo Sarajevo has published an interesting image in anticipation of government formation, depicting figures reminiscent of the Iwo Jima flag-raising.
Football coach Štimac claims that certain individuals in Zrinjski arranged for Borac to be first in the league, and that he was provoked by Sarajevo and Velež.
A collision between two vehicles on the highway in Blažuj, near Sarajevo, has resulted in one person being injured.
CBS has released new footage and testimonies concerning the Iranian strike on a US base in Kuwait, with witnesses stating, 'They hit us hard.'
Salkić states that Bosniaks will not be able to exercise veto power in the National Assembly of Republika Srpska (RS), having only four delegates in the People's Council.
Scholar Mamdani, while honoring the victims of October 7th, was booed by pro-Palestinian activists who called him a traitor for betraying his people.
The town of Zavidovići is set to receive a modern sports hall built to EHF standards, along with a revamped city administration building.
A section of Sarajevo will experience a water outage today due to ongoing repair work on water supply system failures.
A scandal has erupted in Japan where beer manufacturers were secretly colluding to raise prices, leading to an immediate drop in their stock values.
Artificial intelligence has significantly boosted Samsung's profits, driving them to an impressive $80 billion.
The Sarajevo School of Architecture's international presence is highlighted through its exhibition, 'DIASPONA,' which is being showcased worldwide starting October 8th, featuring displays at the Railway Station.
Following the collapse of investment funds in Turkey, President Erdogan has vowed to 'cleanse the market of greedy parasites.'
The construction of a new bridge in Sarajevo is nearing its final stages, but has been met with unexpected additional costs.
A package of Igman shares worth 4.6 million KM is being offered for auction, with the known price per share to be announced.
