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The news on Klix.ba covers a range of domestic and international topics, including political developments in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, international conflicts, criminal activities, and business news. A significant portion of the domestic news focuses on political and administrative issues…
Serbia is buzzing about President Vučić's actions on the day of his resignation, with controversial pardons potentially leading to significant consequences for him.
Federal Minister Jasna Duraković has captured public attention with a video discussing retrograde Mercury.
A rebellion is brewing within the Pentagon against Pete Hegseth, with classified files hidden in three locations and an impeachment attempt being the goal.
The former director of 'Unsko-Sanski Šume' is accused of unlawfully hiring an employee for a management position.
A BBC studio discussion questions the direction of football, mocking statistics that named Muharemović as the best player in the Premier League.
A citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina was caught attempting to cross the border into Croatia with €71,400 and subsequently received a fine of €13,260.
Kim Kardashian posed in a grey gown that highlighted her bust, a creation that took 500 hours to produce.
A man was arrested in London for displaying a poster deemed anti-Semitic.
The Houthis carried out several land incursions into Saudi border positions, seizing personal weapons from border guards.
A Serb and a Croat have been convicted in Vienna for smuggling 30 kilograms of cocaine found in a Mercedes.
Ukrainian drones have attacked an oil refinery in Yaroslavl, identified as one of the five largest in Russia.
The founder of the PKK, imprisoned on Imrali Island since 1999, has been transferred to a new section of the prison, sparking speculation about potential Turkish concessions to Kurds.
Russian bombs have struck an aid center in Zaporizhzhia, resulting in 26 fatalities.
The Foreign Investment Promotion Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FIPA) is in negotiations for new investments, but administrative hurdles and political instability pose significant challenges.
Nvidia has instructed its clients to decrease their business dealings with Chinese companies.
Fuel retailers in Republika Srpska have been fined approximately 860,000 KM this year due to violations related to profit margins.
Apple's revenue has increased by 12 percent in the first report under the leadership of Ternus.
New regulations in Tuzla Canton will now calculate transport allowances for budget users based on their actual attendance at work.
