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The news from Klix.ba covers a range of domestic and international stories. Domestically, there are reports on economic concerns like rising inflation in the Federation of BiH and a potential increase in passenger numbers at Mostar Airport. Political news includes a discussion on youth…
A sociologist discusses youth protests in Europe, suggesting that while young people there face blocked prospects, dissatisfaction in Bosnia and Herzegovina is manifesting differently.
During an incident in California, masked ICE agents apprehended a US citizen, with video footage capturing the individual screaming about a broken arm.
A billboard featuring Alija Izetbegović was removed, with the company stating it was erected without their consent.
The old Gradiška border crossing is slated to reopen by the end of October, though it will operate with certain limitations.
Sarajevo has sold 30% of tickets for an upcoming derby match, with preparations underway for a special birthday event.
The inflation rate in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has accelerated, with prices rising by 1.4 percent in a single month.
Nemanja Majdov from East Sarajevo has explained his decision to represent Serbia, stating that opportunities in Bosnia and Herzegovina are limited.
A traffic accident in Sarajevo involved a teenager driving a vehicle that struck a 79-year-old pedestrian.
Bosnia and Herzegovina will experience a change in weather tonight, with rainy days and strong south winds expected after an extended period of sunshine.
Spanish police have apprehended 34 individuals involved in stealing luxury watches, with one stolen item valued at 450,000 euros.
The Public Health Institute of Sarajevo Canton has issued recommendations to citizens as the pollution season begins.
Residents of the province of Alberta have voted in a referendum to remain part of Canada.
Montenegro is amending its constitution to introduce integrity checks for candidates applying for positions in the state government.
Mostar Airport anticipates handling more than 70,000 passengers and is planning to expand its terminal facilities.
An analysis questions the Federation of BiH's decision to sell 90 million KM in receivables to banks at a discount, especially since these are likely to be collected.
Mr. Lakić and Mr. Wang held discussions regarding the continuation of their partnership on energy transition projects.
The Banking Agency of the Federation of BiH has clarified the conditions under which a bank can request proof of the origin of funds for car purchases.
