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The news on Klix.ba's front page is dominated by the aftermath of Ratko Mladić's funeral and its implications, with multiple stories detailing the reactions of international bodies and politicians, and criticizing Serbia's role. Other top stories cover international affairs, including political…
American senators have sent a strong message to Serbia and Republika Srpska, stating that the upcoming days will be a test regarding their stance on war crimes, specifically in relation to the funeral of Ratko Mladić.
This article critically examines Serbia's reaction to the funeral of war criminal Ratko Mladić, labeling it as a celebration of evil and a reflection of a lost society and Europe's powerlessness to confront such issues.
The OSCE has sharply criticized the public broadcaster RTRS for its commemoration of a war criminal, noting that the content was presented without adhering to judicial facts.
A complaint has been filed with UEFA regarding the scandalous glorification of war criminal Ratko Mladić during a football match between Red Star and Partizan.
Brussels has issued a warning that Europe faces the loss of hundreds of thousands of jobs due to what is described as Chinese economic 'colonization'.
The AfD party has achieved a historic victory in the German elections, but the final vote count indicates they will not be able to form a government independently.
North Korea has presented its new destroyer, the 'Kang Kon', a 5,000-ton vessel reportedly equipped to carry nuclear weapons.
Houthi forces have released a video purportedly showing a precise rocket strike hitting three military vehicles.
The Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina have been continuously engaged in firefighting efforts for five weeks, with personnel still on the ground today.
Taiwan is pursuing 'technological diplomacy' to break its international isolation by focusing on the development of chips crucial for artificial intelligence.
The 'Logistika' consortium has confirmed that regional truck driver protests will commence on September 14th at borders with the European Union.
The Sarajevo Canton government is investing half a million convertible marks (KM) to repair roofs and elevators damaged during the war.
This article explores the reasons behind European countries' decisions to withdraw their gold reserves from American and Canadian treasuries.
The price of oil in Iran has reached unprecedented historical highs, impacting consumers.
A teenage goalkeeper who traveled across Europe in a van searching for a club has finally had his efforts recognized and rewarded.
Thick smoke was seen rising over Russian President Putin's summer residence as an oil depot caught fire in Sochi.
A warning from Poland suggests that historical parallels can be drawn to the rise of Nazism, referencing an initial victory in Saxony and urging vigilance.
A report sheds light on the grim realities of the refugee crisis, with Sudanese women in Egypt reportedly resorting to prostitution to support their children.
The article highlights wage disparities, with Mercedes workers in Croatia reportedly earning 15 euros for the same work that pays 49 euros in Germany.
