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The news from Klix.ba covers a range of domestic and international issues, with a strong focus on crime and law enforcement operations within Bosnia and Herzegovina. Significant stories include major police actions against customs officers and drug traffickers, as well as ongoing political…
The Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina has dropped its investigation against Darko Ćulum, former head of SIPA, who was accused of not wanting to arrest Milorad Dodik. Ćulum had previously resigned and then returned to SIPA.
SIPA has launched a major operation targeting customs officials at the Brod and Gradiška border crossings, indicating a significant law enforcement action.
The Federal Police Administration (FUP) has arrested two individuals in Sarajevo and confiscated sniper rifles, other firearms, and a significant quantity of drugs.
The Ugljevik Mine and Power Plant will stop operating at midnight, forcing the Republika Srpska entity to import more expensive electricity.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has made serious accusations against the West and Ukraine regarding a 'golden convoy', calling it the 'greatest scandal in Europe'.
An SNSD official, Kovačević, has spoken about the party's ambition to secure positions in the diplomatic network and the importance of restructuring the Central Bank.
National football team coach Sergej Barbarez is releasing his autobiography, which describes how the war impacted his life.
A member of the German political party AfD has created an international incident by publishing a map of a 'Greater Germany' that includes territories from 12 other countries.
A temporary interruption of electricity supply will affect 113 streets in Sarajevo today.
Donald Trump has chosen a new spokesperson, bypassing Susie Wiles and reportedly defeating Richard Grenell in the selection process.
Following the resignation of S. Ćudić, Our Party will elect its new president in the spring.
A severe traffic accident near Bijeljina resulted in the death of a young woman who was a passenger on a motorcycle.
A man died after falling from a rollercoaster in the United States, and several other people were injured.
The most expensive garage sold in Sarajevo in the first half of the year fetched 55,000 KM, with prices remaining high despite a drop in transactions.
Three organizations are pressuring Tefal's manufacturer to remove 'eternal chemicals' from their non-stick cookware.
A new factory for medical equipment, owned by the Swiss group Schiller, has been opened in Tomislavgrad.
The International Monetary Fund has marginally increased its global growth projections and described the impact of artificial intelligence on the labor market as a 'tsunami'.
