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The news on Klix.ba covers a range of topics including domestic politics in Bosnia and Herzegovina concerning officials facing charges and remaining in their positions, international relations with a focus on Russia's potential actions towards NATO post-US elections, and geopolitical tensions in…
Vojin Mijatović has been removed from his position due to an indictment, while Ramo Isak, also facing charges, retains his post as the prime minister remains silent on the matter.
A worrying scenario for Europe emerges regarding Russia's potential actions towards NATO following a hypothetical defeat for Donald Trump in the US elections.
An analysis of housing affordability in Europe shows a clear division across the continent, with some areas seeing apartments become more accessible and others facing significant challenges.
Newly released secret writings from Israel's founder contain ominous predictions, including a statement that Gaza will be the nation's undoing.
An investigation reveals how major fashion companies allegedly acted as a front for Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, with a report detailing his alleged daily demands.
The weather forecast for Bosnia predicts warm temperatures until Saturday, followed by a significant cooling trend with strong winds, heavy rainfall, and snow expected in mountain areas.
An Iranian general has boasted about his country's military power, stating that their missiles are more homegrown than Persian carpets.
In Croatia, after the death of a former athlete, the director of a psychiatric facility has dismissed staff, stating that not all employees were sufficiently educated.
A young snake eagle from Croatia has died during its first migration to Africa, with its journey having been tracked by GPS.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has criticized right-wing politicians, accusing them of wanting to turn Spain into a colony and asserting that the country can only be governed from Madrid.
The trial for the suspect accused of murdering Charlie Kirk is scheduled to commence in 2028, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty.
Preparations are underway for the upcoming ski season at Ponijeri, the only ski resort in the Zenica-Doboj Canton, which welcomed over 3,000 skiers last year.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates that support for Donald Trump has stayed at 32 percent, approaching the lowest level of his career.
Despite global oil prices being at their lowest since August, diesel fuel in Bosnia and Herzegovina has become the most expensive in the last three months.
The first expropriation decisions have been issued in Sarajevo for the Northern Transversal project, with one company requesting an additional deadline.
A ship belonging to the Derubis company has completed its journey from Vitez to Portugal, arriving in the Atlantic.
The total value of payment transactions in Bosnia and Herzegovina for the first 10 months of the year has reached 17.812 billion convertible marks (KM).
