China reported more than 100 new COVID-19 cases for the sixth consecutive day, with rising infections in the northeast fuelling concerns of another national wave when hundreds of millions travel for the Chinese Lunar New Year holiday.Tough new controls in the city of Gongzhuling in Jilin province, which has a population of around 1 million people, brings the total number of people under lockdown to more than 29 million.
According to the Global Times newspaper, at least 11 regions in the provinces of Hebei, Heilongjiang and Jilin have imposed lockdowns and rolled out extensive testing programmes.
The National Health Commission reported 109 new COVID-19 cases for Jan. 17, unchanged from a day earlier. Of the 93 local infections, 54 were in Hebei, which surrounds Beijing.
Hebei authorities vowed on Monday to punish lockdown violations, including the illegal staging of weddings or funerals, Xinhua news agency said.
Northeastern Jilin province also reported a record 30 new cases, underscoring the risk of new clusters emerging.
Daily increases still remain a fraction of what the country saw at the height of the outbreak in early 2020, but officials are concerned infections could spread rapidly nationwide during China’s Lunar New Year holiday in less than a month.
Despite travel restrictions, the China Railway Corporation expects around 296 million railway passenger trips during the Lunar New Year break, compared with 410 million in 2019.
Shanghai is one of many cities providing financial incentives for migrant workers not to travel home.The manufacturing hub of Yiwu on China’s eastern coast is also introducing subsidies, including rent reductions, to encourage workers to stay put during the holiday.
China’s statistics bureau chief Ning Jizhe said on Monday that the overall impact of the current COVID-19 resurgence on the country’s economy remained controllable.
But though Xinhua warned local governments not to “cry wolf”, many have been introducing fresh curbs.
Beijing, which reported two new local infections, now requires travellers from abroad to undergo health monitoring for seven additional days following 21 days of medical observation, Xinhua reported on Saturday.
The city of Gongzhuling said on Monday that it is “strictly forbidden” for anyone to go out unless they are scheduled to get a COVID-19 test at a designated site.
The outbreak in Jilin is believed to have been caused by an infected salesman travelling to and from the neighbouring province of Heilongjiang, the site of a previous cluster of cases.
Xinhua said in a commentary piece on Monday that the new clusters of infection were caused by social activities in rural areas and a lack of awareness at the grassroots level, creating “hotbeds” for the virus’s rapid spread.
The total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in mainland China is 89,336, while the death toll remained unchanged at 4,635. The data excludes cases from Macau and Hong Kong, which are Chinese cities but report new cases independently, and self-ruled Taiwan which China claims as its own.
World Health Organization (WHO) representatives said on Friday that its investigation team in China has begun discussions with their Chinese counterparts via video conference as they remain in quarantine.

Tough new controls in the city of Gongzhuling in Jilin province, which has a population of around 1 million people, brings the total number of people under lockdown to more than 29 million

A woman is tested at a nucleic acid testing site following an outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Beijing, China, January 18, 2021.

China reports more than 100 new COVID cases as New Year holiday exodus looms

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is being denied access to legal representation, his lawyer said Monday, after the Kremlin critic was detained at a Moscow airport on arrival from Germany.
Navalny lawyer Olga Mikhailova told the Echo of Moscow radio station she was not being permitted to see her client, who was being held at a police station near the airport after he returned to Russia on Sunday.
-I am not being allowed into the building of the police department in the district of Khimki- she said.
Navalny's spokeswoman Kira Yarmysh said on Twitter that two of the opposition leader's lawyers had been allowed to enter the police building, but that they were not given access to him.
Navalny, a prominent critic of Russian leader Vladimir Putin, heads the Anti-Corruption Foundation, which on Monday described his detention as "illegal".
-Navalny is a Russian citizen. He was illegally detained- the group wrote on Twitter.
The 44-year-old's arrest by police at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport Sunday sparked a wave of calls for his release from Western countries.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Monday that the international condemnation was an attempt to divert attention from domestic problems in Western countries.
-It looks like Western politicians see this as an opportunity to divert attention from the deepest crisis the liberal development model has found itself in- he said.

Lawyer is not being allowed into the building of the police department in the district of Khimki

Alexei Navalny and his wife Yuliastand in line at the passport control after arriving at Sheremetyevo airport, outside Moscow

Navalny lawyer says denied access to Moscow police cell

<a href="https://avaz.ba/tag/518/fahrudin-radoncic">Fahrudin Radončić</a>, president of the Alliance for a Better Future (SBB), posted on his Facebook profile.You can read his full status below. Today, my associates sent me a video clip from the show "Ćirilica" by one of the most famous journalists in Serbia, Milomir Marić. It is really unusual that my pre-war professional biography is respected even by my decades-old dissidenters from Belgrade. This can be seen from Marić's enumeration of my pre-war functions and high journalistic rating (although I was not "the president of the Youth of Montenegro", but a member of the Presidency).

However, even though they know everything like the controversial Marić, the propaganda and intelligence centers of the ruling dynasty have been trying for years to publish, without false modesty, a powerful biography - not to mention what it means, for example, the founding of the largest media concern in B&amp;H "Avaz" (in October 1991. in Sarajevo) or the post-war construction of architectural works that adorn our country and region - with stupid insults of the worst kind, to turn into something they are essentially themselves - persons without any personal professional biography or worse, biographies full of illegality, confusion and radicalism. That is why many years of hard journalistic, construction and political work and results that are respected even by my angry ideological opponents, cannot be erased by the forgers of their own diplomas, their obscure commanders and silver-loving media executors.

That is why many years of hard journalistic, construction and political work and results that are respected even by my angry ideological opponents, cannot be erased by the forgers of their own diplomas

Radončić: My biography is respected even by great dissenters

It happened that we could not inspect certain cases and documents of the ISA, and there were cases when we were prevented from inspecting the reports sent against this Agency.
Prosecution witness Damir Bevanda, chief inspector at ISA, whose job description supervises the work of this service, from the lowest to the highest official, including director Mehmedagić, said this today in the continuation of the trial in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina of Osman Mehmedagic and Muhamed Pekić.

Mehmedagić and Pekić are charged with abuse of office under the indictment of the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Mehmedagić, as the director of ISA, and Pekić, as the head of the Cyber Security Department at this institution, are accused of unauthorized obtaining information about the sender of the anonymous report against Mehmedagić.
According to the indictment, they learned in an unspecified manner that an anonymous report had been filed, and Pekić, according to Mehmedagić's order to obtain the recording, contacted the director of "BH Post".
They asked for surveillance footage for August 27th, stating that it was a state secret.
When asked by prosecutor Oleg Čavka whether citizens can submit reports to the ISA, Bevanda answered affirmative, more precisely that the report can be submitted directly to the director of the ISA or the Court of B&amp;H.
- The practice is to send it to me too. There are also insider reports - Bevanda said.
Asked if there were cases when any of the ISA employees sent a report against the head of the agency, Bevanda confirmed that there were such cases.
- These are reports in case of non-compliance - he added.
Čavka then asked him if there were any reports related to irregularities and if then the director has the right to deny the chief inspector access to official documents?
- He shouldn't. We have to determine the factual situation - he pointed out.

But when asked further by the prosecutor if this worked in practice, Bevanda replied:
- Not really. It happened that we could not inspect certain cases and documents and there were some reports where we were prevented from doing so. In one case from the general director (Osman Mehmedagić), in another from the manager - says Bevanda.
The witness answered the question whether, when an oral order on action is issued, how a written trace is provided, he clarified that, that trace must be recorded as an official note.
When asked by the prosecutor what if the order is illegal, he pointed out that the employee must express doubts, ask for a written clue and inform the competent person about it.
This witness also answered the question today whether the ISA has the authority to provide the media with information obtained by the service and which is classified.
When it comes to the media, the law on ISA stipulates that this agency only submits a report on its work once a year, nothing else - he added.

Čavka then wondered if OSA could establish and have its own media?
It shouldn't have - said Bevanda. When asked by Čavka if he had any, he answered:
- I don't know if ISA has its own media.
This witness also answered questions about whether ISA collects data that are not of interest to the service and what it must do with it.
Such data must be destroyed - he pointed out.
He denied that he was aware of the operation to exclude the video from the Post Office, saying that he found out about it from the media.
I really don't know anything about the official actions - Bevanda said.
Witness Trifko Buha, Deputy Director of ISA, said that any report against the Director General of ISA was treated as a blow to the foundations of the state of B&amp;H and that it was checked who filed the report "because a hybrid war is being waged against this agency" because of which the Court of B&amp;H was informed, as he said.
He confirmed that one of the co-signatories of the order to deliver the recording from the Post Office and that, as far as he knew, he thought that this act was marked confidential.
He explained that he believes that the obtained material should not be destroyed until the "principals" of the anonymous report are determined and that they have learned that the report was not submitted by ISA employees.
Witness Amina Ohranović, an employee of the Municipality of Novi Grad, whose announcement was described by Prosecutor Čavka as "this is a girl who is a threat to the security of B&amp;H" testified about the circumstances in which she appeared on surveillance footage at the BH Post office
- My best friend, Mirela Bubalo, with whom I was inseparable for four years, asked me to hand over those seven envelopes. She told me as if they were allegedly following her and that it would not be good for her to take them away. She told me that these were some reports, but I didn't know who they were against or their content. I was not even interested in that - said Ohranović.

She added that she then talked to her friend Mirela Bubalo because she was put in an awkward situation.
- Mirela told me that I didn't have to worry and that the picture didn't show who it was. I did not hear directly from Aljoša Čampara, but I was told on another phone not to worry. I don't know whose phone I was talking to - Ohranović added.
Witness Sakib Vuković, director of the Directorate for Operational Technical Affairs and Support at ISA, was also examined.
Like Buha, he confirmed that the seized recordings were marked secret, but they could not say how they ended up in the media and who gave the recordings to the Istraga.ba portal.
Vuković did not answer the question how the accused Pekić, if he was not an employee of the counter-intelligence department, took over the contact from the BH Post. When asked to whom he was supposed to deliver the recordings, considering that the competent manager was Nermin Mehić, Vuković answered that he does not know.

My best friend, Mirela Bubalo, with whom I was inseparable for four years, asked me to hand over those seven envelopes to the Post Office, said witness Ohranović

Mehmedagić's trial: ISA Chief Inspector denied access to cases, report against director a blow to the foundations of the state?!

Montenegro says it will invest four million euros in a new flag carrier to replace Montenegro Airlines, whose planes have been grounded since the government said it would shutter the debt-hit airline last month.
-We have decided to create a limited liability company for passenger air transport called 'ToMontenegro'- the government said in a statement Thursday.
The government will put four million euros of founding capital to create the new firm, it said.
Montenegro's new government -- which ended three decades of rule by the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) when it came to power last year -- announced in late December that it planned to shutdown Montenegro Airlines because of the high debt the firm had accumulated even before the pandemic severely curtailed air traffic in 2020. 
The airline employs around 360 people and has a fleet of four leased planes -- three Embraer 195s and a Fokker F100 -- which have been grounded since the announcement in December.
On its website, the airline described the government's decision as "radical" and "unexpected", apologising to passengers whose flights were cancelled.
Montenegro's President Milo Đukanovic, whose DPS lost August legislative elections, has denounced the closure as a "populist" decision.
The previous DPS-led government had pushed for a 155 million euro rescue plan, including 105 million euros in debt repayment, but the subsidies were dropped after Ireland's Ryanair launched an appeal to the European Commission, citing overprotection from the state.
Tourism is an essential pillar of the economy in Montenegro, a country of some 650,000 people wedged between mountains and the Adriatic sea.&nbsp;

The government have decided to create a limited liability company for passenger air transport called "ToMontenegro"

The government will put four million euros of founding capital to create the new firm

Montenegro plans new flag carrier

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday urged the public to obey the national lockdown as coronavirus deaths continued to rise steeply but new case numbers fell this week.
-Please really think twice before leaving the house this weekend and only do so if it's absolutely necessary- Johnson said in a video posted on Twitter.
The prime minister was expected give a press conference later Friday after the latest government figures showed a 50 percent rise in weekly deaths, taking the total toll to more than 86,000, the highest in Europe.
Meanwhile, the number of positive cases has reached nearly 3.3 million but new infections have fallen seven percent in the last week.
All of Britain is under tough lockdown restrictions and people are supposed to stay at home except for over-riding reasons such as work, childcare and exercise.
Officials believe the declining case rates are due to the stringent lockdown, but concede there will be a time lag before hospitalisations and deaths also drop.
In a bid to inoculate the most vulnerable against Covid-19, Britain is rapidly rolling out its programme.
It has so far issued more than three million doses as part of a drive to vaccinate the four groups of most vulnerable people by the middle of next month, and every adult by the autumn.
-Jab by jab, we will win this fight against Covid- Johnson said, vowing that this -extraordinary national effort is only going to accelerate.-

The number of positive cases has reached nearly 3.3 million

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson holds a news conference addressing the government's response to the novel coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak, inside 10 Downing Street in London on 17th of March 2020.

British PM tells public to stay home as deaths soar

Director of the Public Health Institute of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Davor Pehar said that coronavirus vaccine will be free of charge and on a voluntary basis for all citizens and that it will be based on the principles of equality, fairness and solidarity with the most vulnerable.
He reminded that the Government of the Federation of B&amp;H yesterday accepted the Vaccination Plan against COVID-19 in the Federation of B&amp;H with the aim of providing a framework for vaccination against coronavirus to preserve public health and achieve optimal crisis management through vaccination of the population.
Pehar said that the cantonal public health institutes were informed about the plan at a meeting held in December last year and that they were given certain tasks, namely to form operational teams for conducting vaccinations at the cantonal level, as well as to appoint vaccination teams in health care facilities.
-Based on their lists, vaccinations will be organized- Pehar pointed out at a press conference in Sarajevo.
The plan defines the roles of all levels of government. The primary plan, Pehar said, is to reduce the morbidity and mortality that can be associated with Covid-19 and reduce the transmission of the virus among citizens and thus preserve the functionality of society.
Pehar emphasizes that the expert advisory body for immunization also considered and accepted the proposal of the priority groups for vaccination, as well as the vaccination plan itself.
Speaking about the priority groups, he pointed out that they are primarily health workers and other health staff, then residents of social institutions for elderly, as well as employees working in these institutions, then people with chronic diseases and people who are employed in some major public services.
-Operational teams will be composed of a plan implementation manager, a person in charge of logistical supervision and a person in charge of overseeing the vaccination process in the field. A system of subordination has been established to help us- he explained.
He pointed out that the FB&amp;H Government has made great efforts to provide the necessary vaccines for fellow citizens and that a meeting with representatives of operational teams and cantonal public health institutes is scheduled for Tuesday, at which a coordination committee composed of cantonal institutes will be formed.
He added that they will agree on more detailed procedures for the vaccination process at the meeting.

Government of the Federation of B&H yesterday accepted the Vaccination Plan against COVID-19

Pehar: Based on their lists, vaccinations will be organized

Pehar: Vaccination will be voluntary and free of charge

German Ambassador to B&amp;H Margret Uebber presented today a donation of 50 50 ventilators and 10.000 pulse-oxymeters in Sarajevo today, to health care facilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Ambassador Uebber stated that the past year has shown that the coronavirus is a concern for all of us and that is why we need to unite and fight the pandemic.
-No one will be safe until we are all safe and we need to be in solidarity to overcome this crisis- Uebber added.
Minister of Civil Affairs of B&amp;H, Ankica Gudeljević, said that this donation is very important for the diagnosis and treatment of COVID-19 patients in BiH.
She thanked the Government of Germany and the World Health Organization for their message that with joint efforts, we can overcome all the challenges that stand in the way of a normal and healthy life.
Head of the Office of the World Health Organization in B&amp;H, Boris Rebac, explained that this equipment is used for oxygen therapy which is most important for patients hospitalized for COVID-19.
He added that it is extremely important that this equipment will be in use in hospitals throughout B&amp;H as early as next week.
The FB&amp;H Assistant Minister of Health Goran Čerkez stated that B&amp;H expresses great gratitude for this donation because it is of great importance for every patient who found himself in a situation to be treated for Covid infection.
The value of the donation is around 530,000 euros.

The value of the donation is around 530,000 euros

Ambassador Uebber stated that the past year has shown that the coronavirus is a concern for all of us and that is why we need to unite and fight the pandemic

Germany donates equipment for oxygen therapy to health institutions in B&H

The Prime Minister of the Tuzla Canton, Denijal Tulumović, has submitted irrevocable resignation to that position at today's emergency session of the TC Assembly.
His resignation was followed by a break, and MPs are expected to accept the resignation. 
During his address, Tulumović referred to the work of the cantonal government, emphasizing the positive financial results of the Government in the past year.
-Since a new parliamentary majority of 18 deputies has been formed, I, as the Prime Minister of the Tuzla Canton, would like to thank the deputies who cooperated with the Government of the Tuzla Canton and who worked constructively for this canton. No government should be blocking financial flows. I have decided to resign honorably together with the ministers and allow the new majority to form a new government- Tulumović told reporters.

His resignation was followed by a break, and MPs are expected to accept the resignation

During his address, Tulumović referred to the work of the cantonal government, emphasizing the positive financial results of the Government in the past year

Tuzla Canton Prime Minister Denijal Tulumović submits his resignation

The FB&amp;H Assistant Health Minister Goran Čerkez said today at a press conference that the situation regarding the coronavirus pandemic in the territory of FB&amp;H is under control and that the restrictive measures will remain in force for the next 14 days.
He pointed out that a year has passed since the appearance of the coronavirus in B&amp;H, and that the first case was confirmed in March 2020, when the state of a natural disaster was declared.
-In difficult times, when many countries went into a lockdown, B&amp;H managed to cope without closing its borders for the entire period and that is how we live today as well. The reason for the success is the knowledge and commitment of the staff from the public health sector and medical professionals, as well as the strong support of the FB&amp;H Government. We are grateful to our population for that, but I must also say that the culture of hygiene in B&amp;H has always been at a high level, which has been very important," Čerkez pointed out.
Speaking about the ski season, Čerkez said that it represents a risk, but that they also keep that segment under control.
-There has been a kind of hysteria about the vaccine, but the World Health Organization said that about 95 percent of vaccines in the world went to five countries, and B&amp;H is a small country," said Čerkez.
In the end, he concluded that the FB&amp;H Government is doing everything according to the law, and that the Federation of B&amp;H is ready to administer the vaccines and procure new ones.
Yesterday, the Government of the Federation of B&amp;H accepted the Vaccination Plan against COVID-19 in the Federation of B&amp;H and instructed the Ministry of Health and the Institute of Public Health of the FB&amp;H to implement it, each within its competences.
The plan is being implemented in cooperation with the competent authorities in the cantons, as well as health care institutions in the territory of the Federation of B&amp;H.
The Federation of B&amp;H has pre-ordered additional 800,000 doses of vaccine through a joint procurement by the European Commission, as well as other materials and protective equipment. It is planned that this procurement will be financed from the funds of the IPA II accession instrument of the European Union, which will be activated soon.

He pointed out that a year has passed since the appearance of the coronavirus in B&H, and that the first case was confirmed in March 2020, when the state of a natural disaster was declared

Čerkez: FB&H is ready to administer the vaccines and procure new ones

In the past 24 hours, 1,824 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 224 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.
New cases have been registered in all cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H.
A total of 373,473 samples have been tested so far, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 75,741 individuals.
As of today, 58,093 patients have recovered in the Federation of B&amp;H. In the past 24 hours, 450 patients have recovered. Currently, 15,296 cases positive for SARS-CoV-2 are active.
In the past 24 hours, a total of 10 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 2,352.
In the last 24 hours in the Institute of Public Health of the Republic of Srpska and in the hospitals of St. Vračevi in ​​Bijeljina and Sv. Apostle Luke in Doboj tested 667 laboratory samples, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 71 people.
In the last 24 hours, eight deaths were reported to the Institute of Public Health of the Republic of Srpska, in which the presence of the corona virus was confirmed.
So far, 38,652 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Republic of Srpska, and a total of 1,931 people who have been tested for coronavirus have died.

In the past 24 hours, 450 patients have recovered in FB&H

New cases have been registered in all cantons in the Federation of B&H

COVID-19 confirmed in 295 people in B&H in the past 24 hours

The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) supports the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) with 452,000 KM to provide immediate emergency aid to at least 2,000 migrants and asylum seekers who are stranded across the country to avoid a humanitarian and epidemiological disaster and to save lives, the Swiss Embassy in B&amp;H announced.
The most vulnerable persons will be provided with 1,800 core relief items such as blankets, sleeping bags, mats and plastic sheets, 8,000 dry food packages, 6,000 sets of personal protective equipment and 2,000 hygiene and epidemiological items to reduce the risk of infections and prevent the spread of COVID-19.
In addition, Outreach Mobile Teams will provide first aid to 1,000 persons, including triage and referrals for specialised care. This assistance will alleviate the suffering of migrants outside of formal shelters or moving along the route, lacking access to services and facing harsh weather conditions, and prevent the spread of diseases including COVID-19 among migrants and the local population. 
-These people sleep rough in the woods, in abandoned buildings and struggle with access to clean water, food and basic healthcare. The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic aggravates the situation for all people living in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with even higher health risk exposure for migrants. Switzerland thus strongly urges the Bosnia and Herzegovina authorities at all levels to step up their efforts to provide emergency assistance and to agree on a longer-term, sustainable solution for the current migrant crisis. We remain committed to support Bosnia and Herzegovina in managing the challenging migrant and public health situation in line with international human rights standards-, stated Barbara Dätwyler Scheuer, Director of Cooperation at the Embassy of Switzerland in Bosnia and Herzegovina. 
These efforts complement the assistance that Switzerland has already provided in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Since 2018 Switzerland has been contributing with over 5,5 Million KM to local CSOs, UNHCR, the Caritas Switzerland, the Swiss Red Cross and the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) to provide basic and medical services and to improve local primary health care centres, including responding to the Covid-19 pandemic, benefitting both migrants and the local population, it is said in the statement.

The most vulnerable persons will be provided with 1,800 core relief items such as blankets, sleeping bags, mats and plastic sheets

Outreach Mobile Teams will provide first aid to 1,000 persons, including triage and referrals for specialised care

Switzerland provides additional emergency support for migrants in B&H

Minister of the Interior of the Una-Sana Canton (USC), Nermin Kljajić, confirmed that 7,210 migrants were returned to Bosnia and Herzegovina illegally from the Republic of Croatia last year, i.e. contrary to the Readmission Agreement.
-These are our operational data, collected on the basis of recording and taking statements from these migrants and refugees. People were mostly returned to the area of our canton, i.e. the city of Bihać and the municipality of Velika Kladuša. Unfortunately, the B&amp;H Border Police presents different data and I would not comment that at all - stated the cantonal minister Kljajić.
According to police estimates, more than 3,500 migrants and refugees are currently staying in the Una-Sana Canton.
About 1,300 people are currently accommodated in the temporary reception center "Miral" in Velika Kladuša, where a number of people are staying in abandoned buildings and improvised tent settlements. There are a total of about 900 migrants and refugees in the centers for vulnerable categories "Sedra" in Cazin and "Borići" in Bihać, while approximately the same number of people are in the locality of Lipa near Bihać. There are also several hundred migrants in abandoned buildings and those so-called wild tent settlements in the city of Bihać," said Kljajić.
He also pointed out that a smaller number of incidents and criminal acts have been recorded since the closure of the temporary reception center "Bira" in the center of Bihać.
-Since we closed Bira a smaller number of incidents and crimes have been noticed in our records. If we had been asked, Bira and Miral would never have been reception centers due to the security aspect- said the USC Minister of the Interior.
It was also announced that the adaptation of the Reception Camp Lipa will try to adequately accommodate all people without a decent place to live in the Una-Sana Canton, but also stressed that the capacity of the camp for security reasons should not exceed 1,500 people.

According to police estimates, more than 3,500 migrants and refugees are currently staying in the Una-Sana Canton

Kljajić: Since we closed Bira a smaller number of incidents and crimes have been noticed in our records. If we had been asked, Bira and Miral would never have been reception centers due to the security aspect

Kljajić: More than 7000 migrants were returned from Croatia illegally last year

Prime Minister of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Fadil Novalić, sent a telegram of condolences on behalf of the Government and on his own behalf to the family and miners of the Breza Brown Coal Mine.
Novalić pointed out that they were terribly affected by the news of a mining accident in which Zaimović was killed and two of his colleagues were injured.
-We express our deep condolences to the family of the injured miner, and we wish the injured miners a speedy recovery. Taking measures to improve the safety of miners in the mines, who are doing one of the most dangerous jobs, should be one of the main priorities that must be worked on,” said Novalić, the FB&amp;H Government's Press Service announced.&nbsp;

He pointed out that they were terribly affected by the news of a mining accident

Novalić extends condolences to family and colleagues of the deceased miner

New results published by the B&amp;H Central Election Commission confirmed that it was election fraud in Mostar, especially in the preferential votes within the ballot.
As the only fair solution, many parties demand that the CEC order a recount of votes at all polling stations and determine the real preferences of the citizens of Mostar, but also call for those responsible to be punished.
The U.S. Embassy in B&amp;H commented on these allegations for "Avaz".
- Any allegations of election fraud should be quickly investigated by the relevant law enforcement agencies as well as the Central Election Commission as the main state body responsible for the organization and supervision of the election process in B&amp;H. Once the results are confirmed, the elected officials must start exercising their power seriously in order to quickly implement the electoral will of the citizens of Mostar - it was said from the Public Relations Office of the U.S. Embassy.

Once the results are confirmed, the elected officials must start exercising power seriously, say from the U.S. Embassy

U.S. Embassy: Let the relevant authorities investigate everything

U.S. Embassy in B&H: Quickly investigate allegations of election fraud in Mostar

Fahrudin Radončić, president of the Alliance for a Better Future (SBB), posted on his Facebook profile.
You can read his full status below. 
- It's obviously a huge theft. The CEC must take responsibility for ordering the recount of all votes from all polling stations in Mostar.
The will of the voters should be fully respected and unquestionably established.
In addition, the CEC has an obligation to provide the investigative bodies, ie the Prosecutor's Office, with complete documentation on theft to legally prosecute all those who stole votes from their party colleagues or from other parties.
There must not be the slightest compromise, no matter who it is and regardless of which political entity it comes from.
If the CEC does not do this, it will be shown that their actions were targeted and legally dosed, ie only to the extent that one party within the same coalition is given a mandate and transferred to another one.
In this way, the CEC becomes an accomplice, not an institution whose legal obligation is to prevent the theft of every vote. This is an opportunity to restore trust in institutions, and for those who plunder and falsify the electoral will of the citizens to finally end up in prison – it is written in Radončić's announcement.

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Pehar: Vaccination will be voluntary and free of charge

Germany donates equipment for oxygen therapy to health institutions in B&H

Tuzla Canton Prime Minister Denijal Tulumović submits his resignation

Čerkez: FB&H is ready to administer the vaccines and procure new ones

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Switzerland provides additional emergency support for migrants in B&H

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Montenegro plans new flag carrier

British PM tells public to stay home as deaths soar

Pehar: Vaccination will be voluntary and free of charge

Germany donates equipment for oxygen therapy to health institutions in B&H

Tuzla Canton Prime Minister Denijal Tulumović submits his resignation

Čerkez: FB&H is ready to administer the vaccines and procure new ones

COVID-19 confirmed in 295 people in B&H in the past 24 hours

Switzerland provides additional emergency support for migrants in B&H

Kljajić: More than 7000 migrants were returned from Croatia illegally last year

Novalić extends condolences to family and colleagues of the deceased miner

U.S. Embassy in B&H: Quickly investigate allegations of election fraud in Mostar

Radončić: Count all the votes again, prosecute the thieves