Deputy Chairperson of the Council of Ministers and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Bisera Turković met today in Brussels with Vice President of the European Commission for Promoting the European Way of Life Margaritis Schinas.

Turković expressed gratitude for the assistance provided by the European Union to Bosnia and Herzegovina during the first waves of the COVID-19 pandemic.
She pointed out the problems that our country is facing in the procurement of coronavirus vaccines and stressed that we expect significantly greater EU involvement in providing vaccines for B&amp;H through the COVAX mechanism, which would send a strong political message.
Vice President of the European Commission Schinas emphasized the importance of Minister Turković's visit to Brussels, which, as he said, symbolizes Bosnia and Herzegovina's commitment on the path to the European Union. He pointed out the importance of the issue of vaccines and that he is in constant contact with the member states in order to speed up this process. However, the delicate balance of supply and demand makes this situation more difficult, Schinas added.
The officials also discussed the establishment of religious and interreligious dialogue as well as migration management in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Vice President of the European Commission assessed the continuation of activities for the improvement of the migration management process in Bosnia and Herzegovina as extremely important.
Both sides expressed a desire for stronger cooperation in all issues related to the EU integration process, the Press Service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of B&amp;H announced.

The officials also discussed the establishment of religious and interreligious dialogue

Turković and Schinas discuss vaccine procurement and migration management in B&H

Britain wants to cut air passenger duty on domestic flights to boost internal links and will launch a consultation this spring, giving a glimmer of hope to the stricken airline industry.&nbsp;The boss of UK-based easyJet welcomed the news but said action was needed fast. Airlines, airports and holiday companies are desperate for a summer recovery in travel after a year of minimal revenues.
But a consultation on internal air passenger duty (APD) could last months.
-A reduced domestic rate would be a positive step in supporting the UK’s air connections- easyJet Chief Executive Johan Lundgren said. -The government should act quickly to take this opportunity.-The new consultation will consider options such as the introduction of a return leg exemption, creating a new lower domestic level and increasing the number of international distance bands, the transport ministry said in a statement.
In 2019, APD raised an estimated 3.7 billion pounds for the government. Airlines have long opposed the tax, which they say is the highest European aviation tax by a long way and they want a suspension across the board, not just an internal cut.
In a connectivity review of the union, the government promised to improve rail, road, sea and air links to boost parts of the country that feel left behind.
APD is charged per passenger flying from a British airport to both domestic and international destinations in bands that take account of distance and class of travel.
Transport minister Grant Shapps said earlier on Wednesday that cutting APD on domestic flights would not adversely affect Britain’s climate change goals because there would be increasing use of sustainable fuels.
Greenpeace said it was nonsensical.
The government is due to publish more information on April 12 about whether people will be able to travel abroad this summer. It has said holidays will not be allowed before May 17.
Shapps also said that he was “hopeful” that travel could be given the go-ahead.

Airlines, airports and holiday companies are desperate for a summer recovery in travel after a year of minimal revenues

The easyJet Airbus A320-251N takes off from Nice international airport in Nice, France, September 19, 2018.

UK wants to cut air passenger duty on domestic flights

The Prime Minister of Sarajevo Canton, Edin Forto, called on the citizens to adhere to the prescribed epidemiological measures during the weekend in order to help the health system not to go into a complete collapse. Otherwise, the measures will be even more rigorous, he said today at the opening of a new coronavirus drive-in test site located at a trolleybus depot in the municipality Novi Grad Sarajevo.

Speaking about the announced protests of hospitality workers, Forto said that everyone has the right to protest, but that it is necessary for everyone to try to stop the rise in the number of newly infected over the weekend in order to avoid further tightening of measures.
-Today we have 16 deceased in the canton. The situation in the health sector is terribly serious, and it can be much worse, not because the virus is deadly, but because the health system cannot cope- said Forto.
The SC Minister of Health Haris Vranić pointed out that the situation is similar to yesterday's and that there is no drop in the number of newly infected.
He said that the newly opened drive-in testing point will make it easier for citizens to get tested and get the results, especially at a time when the number of newly infected is growing.
Speaking about the announced lockdown in the canton over the coming weekend, the minister said that the health sector would not be able to respond to the new 'influx' of patients.
-We will see if we will have a drop in the increase in the number of newly infected over the weekend. If that is the case, we will extend the lockdown for few more days- said Minister Vranić.

It is necessary for everyone to try to stop the rise in the number of newly infected over the weekend in order to avoid further tightening of measures

Forto: The situation in the health sector is terribly serious, and it can be much worse, not because the virus is deadly, but because the health system cannot cope

Forto: Adhere to the measures over the weekend, otherwise we'll have a lockdown

Director of the Office of the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs at the United States Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Stephen Glaser, and Acting Prime Minister of the Zenica-Doboj Canton Mirnes Bašić signed today a Memorandum of Understanding.

Today's signing represents a significant step forward in the fight against corruption in B&amp;H. The agreement will allow the embassy to provide a wide range of assistance, including mentoring in response to corruption, technical equipment and assistance in drafting new laws and regulations designed to strengthen this new Anti-Corruption Office, the US Embassy said.
Continued political support from the Zenica-Doboj Canton Government will also be needed to ensure that this new office has the freedom to effectively identify and prevent corruption and, through an integrated approach, work with police and cantonal prosecutors to bring those who engage in corruption to justice.
-Corruption is cancer for democracy. It endangers the citizens and blocks B&amp;H's European aspirations. The B&amp;H authorities have too little interest in tackling corruption and therefore I welcome the commitment of the Acting Prime Minister Bašić and his government to establish a new anti-corruption office in ZDC. In our support, we will use a model of the Office for the Fight against Corruption established in the Sarajevo Canton, headed by Dr. Erduan Kafedžić.-The United States Embassy will continue to support B&amp;H's efforts to fight corruption, it is said in the statement.

The signed  agreement will allow the embassy to provide a wide range of assistance

US Embassy's support for ZDC authorities in the fight against corruption

Vaccination against COVID-19 with the donated vaccines from the Government of the Republic of Serbia, started today in some health institutions in the Zenica-Doboj Canton, confirmed to FENA the director of the Institute for Health and Food Safety in Zenica, Senad Huseinagić.

He reminded that the canton received 740 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine and that they were all distributed to health institutions.
-The vaccination started today in the Zenica Cantonal Hospital (KBZ) and the Tešanj General Hospital (OBT), and probably tomorrow the health centers in our canton will start with vaccinations. About 2,000 health workers have expressed a desire to be vaccinated, which means that with this contingent we can vaccinate one-third of those interested- Huseinagić points out.
He believes that there will be no problems with the provision of vaccines for revaccination of medical staff, which must be done in a period of four to 12 weeks because our country has a signed guarantee with the Republic of Serbia for the delivery of another 5,000 doses of vaccines from the same manufacturer and that the same type of vaccines were donated by the Republic of Slovenia.
Director of KBZ, Rasim Skomorac, who contracted coronavirus infection at the end of last year, says that the situation in KBZ is getting worse in terms of the number and severity of the clinical state of those hospitalized due to COVID-19 infection.
-Currently, we have 106 hospitalized patients, but it should be noted that our Intensive Care Unit for Covid patients is completely at capacity - all 16 beds in that ward, and in the last 24 hours, we had five deceased patients- says Skomorac.

The canton received 740 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine and they were all distributed to health institutions

About 2,000 health workers have expressed a desire to be vaccinated

Vaccination of health workers begins in hospitals in Zenica and Tešanj

In the past 24 hours, 3,157 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 808 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in all the cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H.
There are currently 8,395 active cases of SARS-CoV-2.
In the past 24 hours, 27 new 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 2,876.
Today, 39 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H. Two people died.
In the last 24 hours, 941 samples were tested at the Institute of Public Health of the entity of Republic of Srpska, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 263 people.
Eight deaths were reported to the RS Institute of Public Health in the last 24 hours.
So far, a total of 2,323 people have died in the RS.
There are currently 4,911 people under health supervision in the entity.

There are currently 8,395 active cases of SARS-CoV-2 in FB&H

27 new deaths were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&H

COVID-19 confirmed in 1,110 people in B&H, with 37 deaths

Within the framework of bilateral economic relations, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Germany are strengthening economic exchange, the German Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina announced after the third meeting of the B&amp;H-German working group on economic issues which was held online.

The working group included numerous representatives of line ministries, economy and administration, led by Dragiša Mekić, Assistant Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations of B&amp;H and Helge Tolksdorf, Head of the EU Enlargement Department, Southeast Europe and Turkey at the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy.
The participants discussed general issues of economic cooperation between the two countries, as well as specific issues of selected economic sectors and individual investments.
Even in the crisis, Germany remained the main trade partner of Bosnia and Herzegovina, so cooperation between the countries can be an important support on the way out of the crisis.
Helge Tolksdorf also emphasized the importance of regional cooperation and ongoing exchange. Important terms to be shared are, within the framework of the Berlin Process - the meeting of the Prime Ministers in the summer of 2021 and the meeting of the Ministers of Economy next June, which are also held at the request of Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Margret Uebber, German Ambassador to B&amp;H, greeted the participants and expressed satisfaction that the meeting was held again for the first time in two years.
The bilateral working group was established in 2017. It usually meets once a year with the same members.
In 2019 and 2020, the working group did not meet due to the non-formation of the government in BiH, and in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The bilateral working group was established in 2017.

The participants discussed general issues of economic cooperation between the two countries, as well as specific issues of selected economic sectors and individual investments

B&H and Germany strengthen economic exchange

In accordance with the Decision of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, members of the Engineering Battalion of the Tactical Support Brigade of the Armed Forces of B&amp;H (AFB&amp;H) today completed engineering works on construction and rehabilitation of access road and plateau for future container settlement in the Lipa camp near Bihać.

Representatives of the local community of the City of Bihać and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) took over the work done and expressed gratitude for the contribution of the Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of B&amp;H in creating better living conditions for migrants in the Lipa camp. 
This has completed the second phase of engineering works at this location.
The works lasted from February 22 to March 9, and after the handover, the AFB&amp;H unit returned to the location of the barracks in Bihać, stated the Ministry of Defense of B&amp;H.

The works lasted from February 22 to March 9

After the handover, the AFB&H unit returned to the location of the barracks in Bihać

B&H AF brigade completes the second phase of engineering works at Lipa camp

Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations of B&amp;H Staša Kosarac received today in Sarajevo the Ambassador of Greece to B&amp;H Dimitrios Papandreou, with whom he discussed the improvement of economic cooperation between the two countries.

Košarac and Ambassador Papandreou commended the good relations between B&amp;H and Greece, and pointed out that there were no open issues and expressed hope that bilateral cooperation would continue to develop for mutual benefit.
They discussed the upcoming visit of the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Greece, Costas Fragoyiannis Costas to B&amp;H, which is planned for April, if the epidemiological conditions allow it.
It was agreed that Košarac and Fragoyiannis would hold a bilateral meeting on that occasion in order to improve foreign trade and increase the volume of Greek investments in B&amp;H.
Košarac and Papandreou especially emphasized the importance of cooperation in the field of tourism and agreed to visit Trebinje together in April, where they will discuss the organization of a tourist forum between B&amp;H and Greece with the City Administration.
They agreed on joint activities to strengthen cooperation and better connect businesses from B&amp;H and Greece, and announced that during the visit of Deputy Foreign Minister Fragoyiannis, they would define concrete steps in improving foreign trade.
Papandreou informed Košarac about Greece's plans to organize a Greek Culture Week in Banja Luka in May, which will be a good opportunity to promote tourism potentials.
Košarac expressed his gratitude to Papandreou for the donations in medical and protective equipment that Greece sent to health institutions in both of the entities in the past year to help in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, said the B&amp;H Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations.

They  pointed out that there were no open issues and expressed hope that bilateral cooperation would continue to develop for mutual benefit

Košarac and Papandreou especially emphasized the importance of cooperation in the field of tourism

Košarac and Papandreou discuss economic cooperation between B&H and Greece

Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran Reza Ghelichkhan visited the Agency for the Promotion of Foreign Investments in B&amp;H (FIPA) and met with Director Milica Marković.

Ambassador Ghelichkhan stated that Iranian companies are especially interested in investments in the field of energy, agriculture, metal processing and automobile industry.
Director Marković informed the ambassador and his associates about the work of the Agency, investment opportunities in B&amp;H, FIPA cooperation with relevant institutions, and coordination of the work of B&amp;H institutions in the field of attracting foreign investments.
She pointed out that Bosnia and Herzegovina is the largest exporter of electricity in the region, that it has one of the lowest electricity prices in Europe, that the corporate income tax rate is only 10 percent, and that we have numerous free trade agreements that allow customs-free exports to many markets, while rental and purchase prices of investment sites, including free and industrial zones, are very competitive.
It was agreed to cooperate in presenting and connecting Iranian companies with project owners from Bosnia and Herzegovina when epidemiological conditions are met, and to organize a business forum.
Marković stated that FIPA provides support to investors during all phases of the investment cycle, starting with obtaining initial information, then through the project implementation process, and after that through the aftercare program investors receive support in resolving potential difficulties, FIPA said.

They are especially interested in investments in the field of energy, agriculture, metal processing and automobile industry

Marković - Ghelichkhan: Iranian companies interested in investing in B&H

Germany is the top target of Russian disinformation campaigns in the European Union, a report said on Tuesday, as ties between Moscow and the West hit new lows over the poisoning and jailing of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.


The EU’s disinformation watchdog, which is run by the bloc’s External Action Service, said in the report it had documented 700 cases of deliberately fake or misleading reporting that aimed to spread disinformation about Germany since launching a tracking database in late 2015.
That compares to more than 300 cases for France, over 170 for Italy and 40 for Spain, said the watchdog, which was set up after Moscow’s 2014 annexation of Crimea from Ukraine and aims to combat what it sees as a deliberate smear campaign by Russia.
-Germany is singled out as the main target for Russian disinformation efforts among European member states- said the watchdog, which is called EUvsDisinfo.
EUvsDisinfo said the Kremlin was trying to portray Germany as a country driven by “irrational Russophobia” to draw attention away from Russia’s violations of human rights and international law.
-(Russia’s approach) intends to create uncertainty, sow discord, give Russian officials for manoeuvre... The Kremlin doublespeak exploits Europe’s, and Germany’s commitment to dialogue- the report said.

Germany was among EU countries advocating for more sanctions on Russia over the case of Navalny, who received medical treatment in Berlin and recovered in the Black Forest after being poisoned with a military-grade nerve agent last year.

Navalny, an anti-corruption activist, says the Kremlin was behind the attack, which Moscow denies. He was arrested after returning to Moscow from Germany in January and is now serving a new jail sentence in a Russian penal colony.
The EU last month agreed to blacklist four senior Russian officials over the Navalny case, adding to economic sanctions it had earlier slapped on Russia over the annexation of Crimea and the Kremlin’s support of armed separatists in eastern Ukraine.
EUvsDisinfo said Russia had depicted Germany as instrumental in driving the new sanctions that followed a trip by the EU’s top diplomat, Josep Borrell, to Moscow in February.
While Borrell called for Navalny’s release, he also played up the need for dialogue and cooperation between the EU and Russia in areas such as climate change and the Iran nuclear deal. During his visit, however, Moscow expelled four EU diplomats, including one from Germany.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who grew up in Communist East Germany, has long been critical of Moscow’s human rights record, but Berlin has resisted U.S. pressure to block the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline that would pump more Russian gas to Europe via Germany.
EU leaders will discuss next steps in their troubled relationship with Russia at a summit on March 25-26.

Ties between Moscow and the West hit new lows over the poisoning and jailing of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny

Russian President Vladimir Putin and German Chancellor Angela Merkel hold a joint news conference in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, January 11, 2020.

Germany is main target of Russian disinformation

The developers of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19 on Tuesday questioned the European Medicines Agency’s (EMA) neutrality, after an official with the regulator urged EU states to refrain from approving the shot for now.

EMA management board chief Christa Wirthumer-Hoche told an Austrian talk show on Sunday that she would advise European Union countries against granting Sputnik V national emergency authorisation while EMA was still reviewing its safety and effectiveness.
-We demand a public apology from EMA’s Christa Wirthumer-Hoche for her negative comments..., (which) raise serious questions about possible political interference in the ongoing EMA review- the developers wrote on the official Sputnik V Twitter account.
In a written response, the Amsterdam-headquartered EMA said its review process for possible vaccines makes sure that all EU countries have “access to effectively evaluated medicines at the same time and ensures centralised safety monitoring across their life cycle.”
EMA said this month it would review data from ongoing trials of the vaccine until there was enough evidence for a formal marketing authorisation application.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov called Wirthumer-Hoche’s statement regrettable and inappropriate.
The developers said Sputnik V had already been authorised by 46 countries.
It has been approved or is being assessed for approval in three EU member states - Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic - and EU officials have said Brussels could start negotiations with a vaccine maker if at least four member countries request it.
Sputnik V could be manufactured for the first time in Europe outside Russia after a deal to produce it in Italy was signed by the Moscow-based RDIF sovereign wealth fund and Swiss-based pharmaceutical company Adienne.

It had already been authorised by 46 countries

A medical worker holds a syringe with Sputnik V vaccine against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) at a vaccination centre in Saint Petersburg, Russia February 24, 2021.

Developers of Russian Sputnik V vaccine doubt EU regulator's neutrality, want apology

With the summer flight schedule, airline company Eurowings has announced the re-establishment of routes to Cologne and Stuttgart, confirmed to FENA the spokeswoman for the Sarajevo International Airport, Sanja Bagarić-Arnaut.

Bagarić-Arnaut added that these flights are especially interesting for the numerous B&amp;H diaspora, our citizens living in that part of Germany.
Flights to Cologne start on April 3 and should take place once a week, every Saturday. As of May 2021, the company has announced flights to this destination three times a week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Flights to Stuttgart start on May 1, and will take place twice a week, on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
-Tickets can be purchased at the Sarajevo International Airport, as well as online via the official website of the airport, www.sia.ba, or on Eurowings website.--We have to underline that due to the situation with the COVID-19 pandemic, the companies reserve the right to change the flight schedule- said Bagarić-Arnaut.

These flights are especially interesting for the numerous B&H diaspora our citizens living in that part of Germany

Flights to Cologne start on April 3 and to Stuttgart on May 1

Eurowings to reintroduce flights from Sarajevo to Cologne and Stuttgart in April

The Institute for Health and Food Safety Zenica (INZ) today took over from the FB&amp;H Public Health Institute officials the first quantities of coronavirus vaccines, manufactured by AstraZeneca, which Serbia donated to the Federation of B&amp;H.

-We have received 740 doses, which will be distributed tomorrow morning (Wednesday) to health centers in all cities and municipalities of the Zenica-Doboj Canton, as well as to the Cantonal Hospital Zenica and the General Hospital in Tešanj. They are intended for vaccination of health workers who are in direct contact with COVID-positive patients- said Director of the Institute, Dr. Senad Huseinagić.
He stated that, according to records, slightly more than 2,100 health workers in this canton have expressed interest in vaccinating, so that this amount will be enough for the first vaccination of about a third of those interested, the Institute for Health and Food Safety announced.

According to records, slightly more than 2,100 health workers in this canton have expressed interest in vaccinating

They have received 740 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine

The first quantities of coronavirus vaccines arrive in Zenica-Doboj Canton

The lawyer for the family of beheaded French teacher Samuel Paty expressed her anger on Tuesday over lies spread on social media which led to the murder.

Paty, a secondary school teacher in a town near Paris, was killed last October by a radical Chechen teenager after showing cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed to students during a civics class about free speech.
A 13-year-old schoolgirl has confessed to police that she lied about being in attendance and falsely accused Paty of asking Muslim children to leave the class while he showed the pictures.
Her father, who has been charged in connection with the murder, posted several incendiary videos on Facebook afterwards based on his daughter's testimony which identified Paty.
-Everything in the investigation showed very early that she lied- the Paty family's lawyer Virginie Le Roy told RTL radio on Tuesday. 
She said she was "sceptical" of the version of events recounted by the girl who has said she saw herself as a spokesperson for other pupils and wanted to impress her father.
-A spokesperson of what? Of lies, of events that never happened? This explanation does not convince me and makes me rather angry because the facts are serious, they're tragic- Le Roy added.
The killing of Paty shocked France and led to a fresh debate about freedom of speech, the integration of France's large Muslim population, and the role of social media in whipping up hatred. 
Paty was murdered in the town of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine by the 18-year-old Muslim extremist from Russia who had seen the online campaign against the teacher mounted by the schoolgirl's father and another man, a known Islamist preacher. 
Both of the individuals behind the Facebook videos have been charged with "complicity in murder" over their postings and are awaiting trial in jail, while the schoolgirl has been charged with slander.
The killer was shot dead by police.
A draft new security law being discussed in the French parliament would make it a jailable offence to publish information online about a public servant knowing that doing so could cause them harm.

Paty was murdered in the town of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine by the 18-year-old Muslim extremist from Russia

A person holds a picture of Samuel Paty, the French teacher who was beheaded on the streets of the Paris suburb of Conflans St Honorine, during a tribute at the Place de la Republique, in Lille, France

Anger over lies which led to killing of French teacher

Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Željko Komšić visited the Brčko District today on the occasion of the 21st anniversary of the establishment of the District.

On that occasion, a member of the Presidency of B&amp;H and the leader of the Democratic Front paid tribute to the fallen soldiers of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the killed soldiers of the 108th Infantry Brigade of the Croat Defense Council.
Komšić reminded that defining the status of Brčko was so far the only amendment to the Constitution of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, stating that unlike the RS entity authorities, the FB&amp;H authorities have neglected the strategic importance of the Brčko District and that such practice must change.
Komšić also met with the mayor of the Brčko District, Esed Kadrić and discussed infrastructure projects in the District, with a special focus on the construction of the Sarajevo-Belgrade motorway.
He emphasized that in the process of procuring vaccines, the Brčko District will not be put aside and that he received guarantees from the Prime Minister of the Federation of B&amp;H, Fadil Novalić in that regard.

He visited today on the occasion of the 21st anniversary of the establishment of the District

Komšić also met with the mayor of the Brčko District, Esed Kadrić and discussed infrastructure projects in the District, with a special focus on the construction of the Sarajevo-Belgrade motorway

Turković and Schinas discuss vaccine procurement and migration management in B&H

UK wants to cut air passenger duty on domestic flights

Forto: Adhere to the measures over the weekend, otherwise we'll have a lockdown

US Embassy's support for ZDC authorities in the fight against corruption

Vaccination of health workers begins in hospitals in Zenica and Tešanj

COVID-19 confirmed in 1,110 people in B&H, with 37 deaths

B&H and Germany strengthen economic exchange

B&H AF brigade completes the second phase of engineering works at Lipa camp

Košarac and Papandreou discuss economic cooperation between B&H and Greece

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Germany is main target of Russian disinformation

Developers of Russian Sputnik V vaccine doubt EU regulator's neutrality, want apology

Eurowings to reintroduce flights from Sarajevo to Cologne and Stuttgart in April

The first quantities of coronavirus vaccines arrive in Zenica-Doboj Canton

Anger over lies which led to killing of French teacher

Komšić: FB&H has neglected the strategic importance of Brčko District

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Turković and Schinas discuss vaccine procurement and migration management in B&H

UK wants to cut air passenger duty on domestic flights

Forto: Adhere to the measures over the weekend, otherwise we'll have a lockdown

US Embassy's support for ZDC authorities in the fight against corruption

Vaccination of health workers begins in hospitals in Zenica and Tešanj

COVID-19 confirmed in 1,110 people in B&H, with 37 deaths

B&H and Germany strengthen economic exchange

B&H AF brigade completes the second phase of engineering works at Lipa camp

Košarac and Papandreou discuss economic cooperation between B&H and Greece

Marković - Ghelichkhan: Iranian companies interested in investing in B&H

Germany is main target of Russian disinformation

Developers of Russian Sputnik V vaccine doubt EU regulator's neutrality, want apology

Eurowings to reintroduce flights from Sarajevo to Cologne and Stuttgart in April

The first quantities of coronavirus vaccines arrive in Zenica-Doboj Canton

Anger over lies which led to killing of French teacher

Komšić: FB&H has neglected the strategic importance of Brčko District