The trial of FB&amp;H Prime Minister Fadil Novalić and other indictees in the "Ventilators" affair continues today in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, ie for the purchase of 100 ventilators worth 10,530,000 KM, which were imported by the company "Silver Raspberry" from China for the needs of the Federal Civil Protection Administration.
Apart from Novalić, the Minister of Finance of FB&amp;H Jelka Milićević, the suspended director of the Federal Administration of Civil Protection Fahrudin Solak and the owner of the company "Silver Raspberry" Fikret Hodžić are accused of the disputable purchase of ventilators.

Novalić, Solak and Hodžić are charged with conspiracy to commit criminal offenses related to acts of abuse of position or authority, receiving a reward or other form of benefit for trading in influence.
The indictment also charges them with money laundering, falsification or destruction of business or trade books or documents, falsification of official documents and violation of the obligation to keep trade or business books and compile financial reports and their falsification or destruction.
Milićević is accused of negligent work in the service.
We captured the arrival of the accused in the Court of B&amp;H.

Novalić, Solak and Hodžić are charged with conspiracy to commit criminal offenses in connection with acts of abuse of position or authority, receiving a reward or other form of benefit for trading in influence

Trial of Novalić and others continues: Accused in "Ventilators" affair arrive in Court of B&H

German Ambassador to B&amp;H Margret Uebber and regional director of the Arbeiter Samariter Bund (ASB) Elmir Bojadžić signed a contract on Tuesday approving a total of 60,000 euros as emergency aid in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

The donation is intended for five hospitals throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina - cantonal hospitals "Dr. Irfan Ljubijankić” in Bihać and “Dr. Safet Mujić” in Mostar, University Hospital in Mostar, Hospital “Serbia” in East Sarajevo and General Hospital “Prim. dr. Abdulah Nakaš” in Sarajevo. These funds will be used to support the five listed hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic.
On May 3 this year, Ambassador Uebber signed another contract with the association "Help" for the support of health institutions in B&amp;H in the amount of 55,000 euros in order to provide support to the Institute for Transfusion Medicine of the Federation of B&amp;H and hospitals in Travnik and Nova Bila.
Health care institutions in the Goražde region are additionally assisted. Since the outbreak of the pandemic, the humanitarian organization "Help" has implemented projects worth a total of 220,000 EUR, stated the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany.

The donation is intended for cantonal hospitals "Dr. Irfan Ljubijankić” in Bihać and “Dr. Safet Mujić” in Mostar, University Hospital in Mostar, Hospital “Serbia” in East Sarajevo and General Hospital “Prim. dr. Abdulah Nakaš” in Sarajevo

German Ambassador to B&H Margret Uebber and regional director of the Arbeiter Samariter Bund (ASB) Elmir Bojadžić

Germany provides support to five hospitals in B&H in the fight against pandemic

Mostar Airport has announced charter flights from Italy, Poland and Ireland for August and September this year. 

The flights will begin operating depending on legal and other regulations related to passenger restrictions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Due to the epidemiological situation in the country, given that Bosnia and Herzegovina has been put on the red list by Switzerland, the flight to Zurich, which was supposed to start operating on April 11 this year, has been canceled, the Mostar Airport told FENA. 
Asked how much the pandemic affected their business and whether workers' incomes were reduced at the time of the pandemic, the Airport pointed out that the Covid-19 pandemic greatly affected the reduction of the Mostar Airport, however, states that with the large financial assistance of the Ministry of Transport of the Federation of B&amp;H, together with the Government of the Federation of B&amp;H, the City of Mostar and the Government of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, employees were not fired and salaries were not reduced.
-In the first four months of 2019, we had a turnover of 2,040 passengers, while in the first four months of 2020 we had a turnover of 804 passengers- said the Mostar Airport.
They also reminded that Eurowings will continue the return flights from Mostar Airport to Dusseldorf in July this year.
The flights are scheduled to start on July 4, and will be operating once a week, on Sundays.&nbsp;

The flights will begin operating depending on legal and other regulations related to passenger restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic

The flights are scheduled to start on July 4, and will be operating once a week, on Sundays

Mostar Airport announces charter flights from Italy, Poland and Ireland

A total of 1,938 samples were regstered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H in the past 24 hours, of which 83 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in all the cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H, except in the West Herzegovina Canton.
In the past 24 hours, five deaths were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H.
As of today, the number of deaths in the Federation of B&amp;H is 5,161, the institute said.
Today, 11 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H, and one death was registered.In the entity of Republic of Srpska, 600 samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 78 people.
In the last 24 hours, 10 deaths have been reported to the RS Institute of Public Health.
The total number of hospitalized is 477, the RS Institute of Public Health said.

The total number of hospitalized in RS is 477

11 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&H, and one death was registered

COVID-19 confirmed in 172 people in B&H, with 16 deaths

A British government minister on Tuesday refused to rule out a return to local lockdowns amid an increase in cases of Indian coronavirus variant.

-We cannot rule anything out, but our preferred outcome is that we really double down and get the vaccination rates up- Environment Secretary George Eustice told Sky News.
The main opposition Labour Party, which up until now has been wholly supportive of the government in the pandemic, said it was “wary” of a return to local or area-based lockdowns.
The party's shadow housing secretary Lucy Powell said local lockdowns “didn't really work out last time, but they became incredibly difficult and divisive for those areas that were put in early lockdown" such as Bolton and Blackburn towns in the northwest of England.
-Let's get that surge vaccination, that surge testing capacity very, very quickly into these areas. And hopefully we'll be able to see some of this off.-The government has been urging people eligible for vaccinations to take them up. According to Health Secretary Matt Hancock, most people in Bolton hospitalized with the Indian variant were eligible for vaccines but had not taken up the offer.
He said there are 2,323 confirmed cases of the Indian COVID-19 strain in the UK, 483 of which are from Bolton and Blackburn.
Lockdown restrictions in England were further eased on Monday, with the government allowing people to hug each other, limited indoor gatherings to take place, as well as limited foreign travel and holidays.
The next and final round of lockdown easing is due on June 21, but that is now at risk.
Meanwhile, a new research by University College London shows that over 96% of Brits developed antibodies after just a single dose of either the AstraZeneca or Pfizer vaccines. This increased to almost 100% after receiving a second jab.
Britain’s vaccination program relies heavily on both AstraZeneca and Pfizer, which the study found were equally good at creating antibody responses.
It said 96.42% of the people inoculated with either vaccine developed antibodies between 28 and 34 days after the first dose. This increased to 99.08% between seven and 14 days after the second dose.
Dr Maddie Shrotri, the lead author of the research, said: “This is one of the earliest real-world vaccine studies in the UK and it is fantastic news ... how well these vaccines work is remarkable, especially given the speed at which they’ve been developed. It’s a real feat of science in the face of the most devastating pandemic in a century.”

Over 96% of Brits developed antibodies after single dose of COVID-19 vaccine, says new research

Lockdown restrictions in England were further eased on Monday, with the government allowing people to hug each other, limited indoor gatherings to take place, as well as limited foreign travel and holidays

UK minister says lockdowns could return amid Indian variant rise

After today's meeting of representatives of parties based in FB&amp;H with the aim of forming the third political bloc in RS, which was held at the SDP headquarters in Sarajevo, SBB Vice President Admir Čavka said that it is always good to talk.
- I live with my family in RS and it is important that people in Sarajevo understand that there is discrimination. Joint action is a way to help people in RS. We have to get over personal vanities. It is important for us to stay in RS biologically and we should go towards the goal of 70,000 votes. We hope that we will be able to reach that goal - pointed out Čavka.
He added that there is a systematic discrimination in RS.
- We have to help ourselves - concluded Čavka.
After today's meeting of representatives of parties based in FB&amp;H with the aim of forming the third political bloc in RS, which was held at the SDP headquarters in Sarajevo, SDA Vice President Edin Ramić pointed out that the SDA is ready to participate in this story.

- The next meeting could be in Banja Luka, and the principles of operation should be agreed. I have no illusion that we will change the attitude of RS towards the state, but we can change the position of Bosniaks. RS and Serbia unite their curricula, and in FB&amp;H each canton has its own. I hope that this initiative will strengthen the position of returnees who will have a significant impact in RS - said Ramić.
He added that the only way to be sinless is to leave the SDA.
- We all share the responsibility. I live and work in RS with my family. But the awareness has matured that the political arena for the fights will not be in RS - Ramić emphasized.
- I hope that this bloc will come to life and that the fabric of B&amp;H will get its place in RS. There is certainly a desire - Uk pointed out.

The President of the Independent Bloc, Senad Šepić, pointed out that the key message was that the parties that do not deny B&amp;H were in one place.
- We lost time and energy on dealing with the RS entity. We are all aware of our responsibilities. It will take a lot of time and work for this story to succeed. We are ready to work together for the benefit of all B&amp;H citizens. That's the way. We need to show readiness to work together - said Šepić.

I have no illusion that we will change the attitude of RS towards the state, but we can change the position of Bosniaks, said Ramić

Čavka: It is important that people in Sarajevo understand that there is discrimination in RS

The Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina has proposed to the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina that the custody of the arrested police officer Josip Barić, who is charged with not seizing Alisa Mutap's bloody sweater, which could be the most important evidence in proving the murder of Dženan Memić, is extended for another two months, "Avaz" portal found out.
We remind you that Barić was arrested by members of SIPA on the order of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H on April 23rd.
The suspect failed to take out the bloody sweater of Alisa Mutap, which was later returned to her family from KCUS and was destroyed. That bloody part was cut with scissors - said the acting prosecutor Ćazim Hasanspahić at the court hearing a month ago.
He then stated that the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H had already provided protection for six witnesses and that the investigation had been extended to six people.
- The suspect would certainly influence witnesses if he remains at large. Why Dženan’s complete attire is exempt. Even socks, and Alisa’s not, that goes on the honor of those who have conducted the investigation so far. A bag full of clothes was taken from Dženan, and only black jeans and a leather jacket were taken from Alisa Mutap. Maybe traces from that sweater would lead to the perpetrator. There were not enough marks on the leather jacket to determine anything. Why the suspect treated Dženan and Alisa differently when it came to seizing clothes. Witnesses have fully confirmed this and we have their testimonies. These are criminal acts that they committed as a group - Hasanspahić stated a month ago.
Apart from Barić, Hasan Dupovac, former head of the Traffic Investigation Unit of the SC MUP, and Zijad Mutap, father of Alisa Mutap, then Dženan's girlfriend who was with him in Ilidža at the time when he suffered fatal injuries, have been in custody for months.

Apart from Barić, Hasan Dupovac, former head of the Traffic Investigation Unit of the Ministry of the Interior of SC, and Zijad Mutap, father of Alisa Mutap, have been in custody for months

"Memić" case: What will happen to the policeman who hid Alisa Mutap's bloody sweater

On the second day of the "Immediate Response 21" military exercise, members of the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the United States Armed Forces continued with initial training activities, which will expand into larger joint operations in the coming days.

This morning, members of the Light Infantry Battalion Group of the AF B&amp;H joined the American soldiers in combat shooting with infantry weapons, who have been in that activity since Monday. The goal of combat shooting is to test their ability to use weapons in combat conditions.
During that time, a helicopter unit of the US Army 1st Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, based at the Dubrave barracks and airport near Tuzla, is conducting training flights, related to transport of persons and medical evacuation by air. At the moment, there are four UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters in Dubrave, and it is possible that their number will increase further as the intensity of the exercise increases. In addition to members of the 5th Infantry Brigade of the AF B&amp;H, the support of this unit is also provided with the staff of the Tuzla International Airport.
Commander of the American air force in Dubrave, Major David Preczewski, said they are very happy that they are cooperating with members of the B&amp;H Armed Forces and that they are extremely grateful to the local staff for their help.
-The country is absolutely beautiful and we can’t wait for joint activities in Manjača and Glamoč- added Preczewski, announced the Press Service of the Ministry of Defense of B&amp;H.

This morning, members of the Light Infantry Battalion Group of the AF B&H joined the American soldiers in combat shooting with infantry weapons

'Immediate Response 21' military exercise

A total of 2,951 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H in the past 24 hours, of which 97 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in all the cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H, except Canton 10.
In the past 24 hours, six deaths were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H.
As of today, the number of deaths in the Federation of B&amp;H is 5,156, the Institute said.
Today, 18 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H. Two people died.
In the entity of Republic of Srpska, 689 samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 70 people.
In the last 24 hours, 11 deaths were reported to the RS Institute of Public Health.
So far, a total of 3,596 people have died in RS.
The total number of hospitalized is 494, the RS Institute of Public Health said.
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New cases have been registered in all the cantons in the Federation of B&H, except Canton 10

In the entity of Republic of Srpska, 689 samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 70 people

COVID-19 confirmed in 185 people in B&H, with 19 deaths

More than 240 migrants who were staying in an abandoned building of the Retirement Home in the center of Bihać, were relocated to a temporary tent settlement at the Lipa site. 

The operation is carried out with the support of the members of the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of B&amp;H in cooperation with police officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Una-Sana Canton.
-This is a continuation of the activity of relocation of migrants from the center of Bihać to the temporary tent settlement at Lipa, which is carried out by the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of B&amp;H. This morning, 242 migrants were relocated from an abandoned building of the Retirement Home. In accordance with health and epidemiological measures, these people will be placed in a space for preventive isolation for a certain period of time. Also, a certain process of recognizing unaccompanied minors will be carried out at the Lipa site, after which the competent center for social work will be involved in everything- said Mirsad Buzar, Deputy Director of the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of B&amp;H.
Civil Protection Service of the City of Bihać initiated disinfection activities and started removing garbage from the facility after the migrants are relocated. The facility will then be closed with physical barriers.
The Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of B&amp;H also confirmed that similar activities of relocating migrants from the center of Bihać will be continued in the following period, in accordance with the accommodation capacities in the temporary tent settlement at the Lipa site.

The operation is carried out with the support of the members of the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of B&H in cooperation with police officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USC

The Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of B&H also confirmed that similar activities of relocating migrants from the center of Bihać will be continued in the following period, in accordance with the accommodation capacities in the temporary tent settlement at the Lipa site

Bihać authorities relocate migrants from abandoned retirement home to Lipa camp

Moscow's prosecutor on Monday submitted a huge amount of new material to a court hearing a request to outlaw jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's political movement, Navalny's lawyers said.

The court is considering the prosecutor's request to declare Navalny's anti-corruption foundation and regional campaign groups as "extremist", a major escalation in a crackdown on supporters of President Vladimir Putin's staunchest critic.
Navalny and his allies deny the allegations, which they have cast as an attempt to try to blunt their political opposition to the ruling United Russia party ahead of parliamentary elections in September.
Navalny's lawyers posted photographs on social media of the prosecutor's new material -- six gigantic wads of A4 paper.
The next court hearing will take place on June 9, the lawyers said.

The next court hearing will take place on June 9, the lawyers said

Ivan Pavlov, a lawyer defending Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) in an extremism case, speaks with journalists upon his arrival at a court building in Moscow, Russia May 17, 2021.

Russian prosecutor submits more material in Navalny 'extremism' case

A petition calling on the British government to introduce sanctions against Israel reached over 315,600 signatures on Monday.

The text of the petition reads: “The government should introduce sanctions against Israel, including blocking all trade, and in particular arms.
-Its disproportionate treatment of Palestinians and settlements that are regarded by the international community as illegal are an affront to civilized society.-The petition was set up on the British government’s own petition website.&nbsp;The government responds to all petitions that get more than 10,000 signatures, and parliament considers all petitions that get more than 100,000 signatures for a debate.
The petition calling for sanctions against Israel has surpassed these requirements by some margin, and it is still gaining signatures.
Another petition on the government’s website called on the government to formally recognize the state of Palestine.
The petition, which has over 70,000 signatures, reads: “Recognize the state of Palestine to help stop the conflict from Israel. Not recognizing the Palestinian state allows Israel to continue persecution of the Palestinians.”
The campaigning website change.org has also seen a number of petitions related to Palestine.
One petition on the website titled “Justice for the people of Palestine” has received over 105,900 signatures, and another titled "Free Palestine" more than 64,200 signatures.
The moves came amid ongoing tensions that started in East Jerusalem during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan spread to Gaza as a result of Israeli assaults on worshippers in the flashpoint Al-Aqsa Mosque compound and Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood.
At least 200 Palestinians have been killed, including 59 children and 35 women, in Israeli attacks in Gaza since last week, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry. More than 1,305 people have also been injured and tens of buildings destroyed or damaged in the Israeli offensive.
 Ten Israelis have also been killed by rocket fire from the Gaza Strip.
 Israel occupied East Jerusalem, where Al-Aqsa is located, during the 1967 Arab-Israeli war. It annexed the entire city in 1980 in a move never recognized by the international community.​​​​​​​

Parliament considers all petitions getting more than 100,000 signatures for debate

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators gather to protest against Israeli air raids on Gaza Strip outside Britain's PM Office in Downing Street, London, United Kingdom on May 11, 2021.

Over 300,000 sign petition in UK for sanctions against Israel

The EU's drug agency on Monday approved the storage of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine in fridges for up to a month, in a move that should boost its rollout across the bloc.

The storage period in fridges of unopened vials of the vaccine, which initially had to be stored in super-cooled freezers, had been lengthened from five days, the European Medicines Agency said.
-Increased flexibility in the storage and handling of the vaccine is expected to have a significant impact on planning and logistics of vaccine rollout in EU member states- the Amsterdam-based EMA said.
-This change extends the approved storage period of the unopened thawed vial at two-eight degrees Celsius (35 to 46 Fahrenheit) [i.e. in a normal fridge after taking out of deep-freeze conditions] from five days to one month (31 days)- it added.
The Pfizer vaccine's high effectiveness against coronavirus has been tempered by the difficulty of storing and transporting the jab due to the need for the super-cold conditions originally required.
In March the EMA said however that the jab could be stored in normal freezers, before allowing it to remain for fridges for short periods of time.
German developer BioNTech, which makes the vaccine along with US pharma giant Pfizer, said the EMA had made the decision based on new information it had supplied.
-The change of the storage conditions is based on new data from stability studies that confirmed the product quality for 31 days- it said in a statement.

The Pfizer vaccine's high effectiveness against coronavirus has been tempered by the difficulty of storing and transporting the jab due to the need for the super-cold conditions originally required

The storage period in fridges of unopened vials of the vaccine, which initially had to be stored in super-cooled freezers, had been lengthened from five days

Pfizer jab can be stored in fridge for a month

Russia said Monday it would continue slowing down Twitter's operations over illegal content and threatened Facebook and YouTube with similar measures. 

State telecommunications watchdog Roskomnadzor imposed slowdowns on Twitter's services in mid-March, accusing it of failing to remove content related to child pornography, drug use and calls for minors to commit suicide.
The watchdog gave Twitter a month to remove the content or face a complete blockage in Russia. Last month it extended the deadline to mid-May.
In a statement Monday, it said it had decided against blocking the service after conducting an audit that showed Twitter had removed more than 90 percent of the "prohibited information", but would continue slowing its operations.
Twitter had "expressed its readiness and interest in building a constructive dialogue with Roskomnadzor", the watchdog added.
It "appreciates the efforts of Twitter to comply with the requirements of Russian legislation", it said.
But for all the restrictions to be removed it would have to remove "all identified prohibited materials". It would keep slowing Twitter on mobile devices, it added.
Roskomnadzor did not say if it would stop slowing Twitter's services if the company deleted the rest of the content and did not give a deadline for doing so.&nbsp;

Roskomnadzor also said that it had identified cases of illegal content "on other internet sites, including Facebook and YouTube."

-In the event that these platforms do not take appropriate measures, similar sanctions may be applied to them- the watchdog said.
The measures against Twitter and other social media have raised concerns among Kremlin critics, who fear the clampdown is aimed at silencing opposition voices.
Last month a Moscow court imposed on Twitter three fines totalling 8.9 million rubles ($120,000) for failing to delete posts calling for minors to join unsanctioned protests in support of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.
A Moscow court that month also hit TikTok with a fine of more than $30,000 for the same violation. 
In January, the authorities accused foreign social media platforms of interfering in Russia's domestic affairs by not deleting calls to rallies in support of Navalny.
President Vladimir Putin that month complained about the growing influence of large technology companies, which he said were competing with states.&nbsp;

Roskomnadzor imposed slowdowns on Twitter's services in mid-March, accusing it of failing to remove content related to child pornography, drug use and calls for minors to commit suicide

The watchdog gave Twitter a month to remove the content or face a complete blockage in Russia

Russia extends Twitter slowdown, warns Facebook, YouTube

About 100 migrants, some using inflatable rings, swam to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from neighbouring Morocco early on Monday, Spanish authorities said.

The migrants set off from beaches south of Ceuta and were detained when they entered the tiny Spanish territory, a spokesman for the Guardia Civil police force said.
They were mostly young men but among them were also children and some women, according to a spokesman for the Spanish government delegation in Ceuta.
Some used inflatable swimming rings while others used rubber dinghies, he said. 
-It was low tide and in some places you could practically walk across- he told AFP. 
The migrants were checked by Red Cross workers before being taken to a reception centre.
During the last weekend of April, around 100 migrants swam to Ceuta in groups of 20 to 30. Most were deported back to Morocco.
The wave of arrivals came at a point of tension between Madrid and Rabat over the presence in Spain of the leader of the Western Sahara independence movement.
Rabat reacted angrily after it emerged that the leader of the Polisario Front, Brahim Ghali, has been treated at a hospital in Spain for Covid-19 since mid-April.
The Polisario Front has long fought for the independence of Western Sahara from Morocco.
Ceuta, together with Melilla -- another Spanish enclave in north Africa -- have the European Union's only land borders with Africa, making them popular entry points for migrants seeking a better life in Europe. 
Migrants try to reach the enclaves either by swimming along the coast or climbing the tall border fences that separate them from Morocco.

They were mostly young men but among them were also children and some women

Spanish Civil guards pull a migrant into an inflatable boat after he arrived swimming to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from neighbouring Morocco on May 17, 2021

About 100 migrants swim to Spain's Ceuta enclave

Thailand reported a new daily high of nearly 10,000 coronavirus cases on Monday, more than two-thirds of them in prisons, as the kingdom battles its third wave of the pandemic.

The kingdom's Covid-19 task force reported 9,635 new cases, 6,853 of which were among prisoners.
Nearly half of 24,000 inmates tested at eight prisons, mainly in Bangkok and its suburbs, including several where prominent democracy activists have been detained, were found to have the virus.
Until last month, the kingdom had kept coronavirus infections low, through draconian restrictions on people entering the country and swift action to isolate confirmed cases.
But now it is struggling to contain a third wave that began in a Bangkok nightlife district and has seen total infections soar from around 30,000 in late March to over 111,000 on Monday.
The high infection rates in prisons came to light last week when an activist at the forefront of Thailand's democracy movement announced she had tested positive five days after being released from a Bangkok jail on bail.
The Corrections Department has said it plans to test all of the country's prisoners -- more than 310,000 detainees held in 143 jails around the country.
Justice Minister Somsak Thepsuthin said he may have to consider special probation for inmates if the prison clusters are not brought under control.

They reported 9,635 new cases, 6,853 of which were among prisoners

reported 9,635 new cases, 6,853 of which were among prisoners

Trial of Novalić and others continues: Accused in "Ventilators" affair arrive in Court of B&H

Germany provides support to five hospitals in B&H in the fight against pandemic

Mostar Airport announces charter flights from Italy, Poland and Ireland

COVID-19 confirmed in 172 people in B&H, with 16 deaths

UK minister says lockdowns could return amid Indian variant rise

Čavka: It is important that people in Sarajevo understand that there is discrimination in RS

"Memić" case: What will happen to the policeman who hid Alisa Mutap's bloody sweater

'Immediate Response 21' military exercise

COVID-19 confirmed in 185 people in B&H, with 19 deaths

Bihać authorities relocate migrants from abandoned retirement home to Lipa camp

Russian prosecutor submits more material in Navalny 'extremism' case

Over 300,000 sign petition in UK for sanctions against Israel

Pfizer jab can be stored in fridge for a month

Russia extends Twitter slowdown, warns Facebook, YouTube

About 100 migrants swim to Spain's Ceuta enclave

Thailand virus cases soar with prison clusters

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Trial of Novalić and others continues: Accused in "Ventilators" affair arrive in Court of B&H

Germany provides support to five hospitals in B&H in the fight against pandemic

Mostar Airport announces charter flights from Italy, Poland and Ireland

COVID-19 confirmed in 172 people in B&H, with 16 deaths

UK minister says lockdowns could return amid Indian variant rise

Čavka: It is important that people in Sarajevo understand that there is discrimination in RS

"Memić" case: What will happen to the policeman who hid Alisa Mutap's bloody sweater

'Immediate Response 21' military exercise

COVID-19 confirmed in 185 people in B&H, with 19 deaths

Bihać authorities relocate migrants from abandoned retirement home to Lipa camp

Russian prosecutor submits more material in Navalny 'extremism' case

Over 300,000 sign petition in UK for sanctions against Israel

Pfizer jab can be stored in fridge for a month

Russia extends Twitter slowdown, warns Facebook, YouTube

About 100 migrants swim to Spain's Ceuta enclave

Thailand virus cases soar with prison clusters