A Singaporean woman was sentenced to five months in prison on Friday for hiding her meetings with a male friend from coronavirus contact tracers as she did not want her family to think she was having an affair.
Oh Bee Hiok, 65, met a close friend, 72-year-old Lim Kiang Hong, five times in the weeks before testing positive for Covid-19 in February, but deliberately withheld the information from the health ministry’s contact tracers, court documents said. 
-She did not want her family or Lim's family to find out that they were going out so frequently, as she thought that their family and friends would suspect that they were in a romantic relationship and spread rumours about them being in an extra-marital affair- court documents said.
Officials found out about the meetings after reviewing parking records, CCTV footage, call records and credit card transactions.
After she was admitted to hospital with coronavirus, Oh spoke to Lim on the phone and asked him to keep their outings secret. He then tested positive for Covid-19 in March.
In sentencing Oh, Judge Marvin Bay said her reasons for withholding information were "selfish... within the pressing public interest need to control the pandemic", according to broadcaster CNA. 
-In this regard, the court must send a clear message that any act of withholding information likely to mislead contact tracers is totally unacceptable- he added. 
Oh pleaded guilty to the charge of hindering contact tracing efforts.
The maximum punishment is a fine of Sg$10,000 ($7,500), six months imprisonment, or both. 
Singapore initially kept Covid-19 in check through rigorous contact tracing, but the virus later swept through dormitories housing low-paid migrant workers.
The city has reported more than 58,800 virus infections, but a relatively low death toll of 29.

Oh Bee Hiok, 65, met a close friend, 72-year-old Lim Kiang Hong, five times in the weeks before testing positive for Covid-19 in February

The woman was sentenced to five months in prison for hiding her meetings with a male friend from contact tracers

Singapore jails woman for lying to coronavirus contact tracers

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Friday she spoke with the nation's top military leader about ensuring that "unstable" President Donald Trump does not launch a nuclear attack in his final days in office.
The top Democrat in Congress said she talked with Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark Milley "to discuss available precautions for preventing an unstable president from initiating military hostilities or accessing the launch codes and ordering a nuclear strike."
In her letter to Democratic colleagues, Pelosi also said she is prepared to launch impeachment proceedings against Trump if he does not voluntarily resign or if Vice President Mike Pence does not begin a process that allows him and the cabinet to remove the president.
-If the president does not leave office imminently and willingly, the Congress will proceed with our action- she said.

"If the president does not leave office imminently and willingly, the Congress will proceed with our action"

Nancy Pelosi arrives to a press conference on Capitol Hill Thursday in Washington DC

Pelosi says spoke with army chief on preventing a Trump nuclear strike

Ratko Kovačević, the head of the department for communications and international cooperation of the Indirect Taxation Authority of B&amp;H, told for "Avaz" that a gilded icon was not reported to the B&amp;H Customs Service at Sarajevo Airport for import or export.

It is a 300-year-old icon that is the subject of interest of several countries, and which was presented by the Chairman of the Presidency of B&amp;H, Milorad Dodik, to the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sergey Lavrov. We remind you that after Lavrov returned the icon to the B&amp;H Embassy in Moscow, Ambassador Željko Samardžija brought it to Sarajevo at the end of last year.
Ukraine claims that icon represents its cultural heritage.

- When it comes to cultural treasures, only the export of such goods is on the permit regime, while special permits are not required for import. On the other hand, diplomatic mail has a special status and it can be specially inspected only if there is a justified suspicion that there is something disputable in it, but with the obligatory presence of the embassy whose diplomatic shipment is the property - Kovačević explained.

When it comes to cultural treasures, only the export of such goods is on the permit regime, while special permits are not required for import, said Ratko Kovačević

Samardžija: At the end of last year, he brought the icon to Sarajevo

The ambassador from Moscow brought the icon to the B&H, he did not report it to the customs

At today's emergency session, the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina passed an order instructing the Main Counting Center to recount ballots and determine the election results from regular polling stations in the City of Mostar.
The order refers to the level of the city constituency-199, for the candidates of the political entity BH Blok Mostar-SDP BiH and Our Party and the political entity Coalition for Mostar 2020-SDA, SBB, DF Party for BiH and BPS-SH.
The recount will begin on Sunday, January 10, at the Main Counting Center in Sarajevo, it was announced from the Central Election Commission (CEC), and the order will be published on the CEC website and will be considered thus delivered to all participants in the election process.
In accordance with the BiH Election Law, candidates from political parties, coalitions, lists of independent candidates and independent candidates appearing on the ballot ordered for the recount, as well as other accredited observers, are allowed to be present during the recount.

The recount will begin on Sunday, January 10th, at the Main Counting Center in Sarajevo

The order refers to the level of the city constituency-199, for the candidates of the political entity BH Blok Mostar-SDP BiH and Our Party and the political entity Coalition for Mostar 2020-SDA, SBB, DF Party for BiH and BPS-SH

CEC B&H orders ballots recount from several polling stations in Mostar

According to information received by the FB&amp;H Ministry of Health from the B&amp;H Ministry of Civil Affairs, the first smaller contingent of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines is expected to be delivered to Bosnia and Herzegovina through the Covax mechanism in late January and early February.
This vaccine has been granted a temporary license for use by the European Medicines Agency, the FB&amp;H Ministry of Health said.
Through the Covax mechanism, the Federation of B&amp;H has secured 800,000 doses of vaccines in the first round of procurement, which, after the first initial delivery, which is expected at the end of the month or the beginning of next month, will be delivered successively. 
Vaccines from other manufacturers that have or will have the approval of the European Medicines Agency are also expected to be delivered in the coming period.
The priority group for receiving the first vaccines that arrive in FB&amp;H will be health workers and residents of caretaking facilities, as well as the staff of nursing homes.

The priority group for receiving the first vaccines  will be health workers and residents of caretaking facilities, as well as the staff of nursing homes

The first smaller contingent of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines is expected to be delivered to Bosnia and Herzegovina through the Covax mechanism in late January and early February

FB&H has secured 800,000 doses of vaccines for the first round

Heavy snowfall brought by Storm Filomena put parts of Spain including the capital Madrid on high alert on Friday, causing traffic congestion and forcing authorities in some regions to deploy the military to clear access to villages.With up to 20 cm (nearly 8 inches) of snow forecast in 24 hours and temperatures expected to hover around zero centigrade for much of the day, the south of the Madrid region, including the capital, is on its highest level of alert for the first time since the system was created in 2007.
Such events are rare in the region and tend to be disruptive to daily life and mobility, coming at a time when people are returning home after Christmas and New Year holidays. This year, however, there is less traffic than usual due to restrictions to curb the coronavirus pandemic.
Large parks in Madrid, including the famous Retiro next to the Prado museum, were closed as a precaution.
Ruben del Campo, a spokesman for the State Meteorological Agency, said the city was probably facing the heaviest snowfall at least so far in the 21st century.
-Perhaps we would have to go back to the snowfall of February 1984 or to that of March 1971 to find similar precedents if the forecasts we are expecting are correct- he added.
Castilla-La Mancha, one of the three regions put on high alert on Friday along with Madrid and eastern Valencia, closed schools, and troops were called in to clear access to some villages.With hundreds of roads affected by the snow, trucks were banned from several important highways and authorities asked citizens to avoid non-essential travel.
Airport operator Aena urged passengers to use the subway to get to Madrid airport, and train operator Renfe cancelled some routes.
On Wednesday Spain registered the lowest temperature ever recorded on the Iberian peninsula, of -34.1C, in the Pyrenees in the north.
The storm first hit the Canary Islands with strong winds and rain. In Gran Canaria, a ferry with 59 passengers and 17 crew ran aground on Thursday night due to the strong winds when entering the port of Agaete.
On Friday the coastguard rescued the passengers, who were unharmed, but the ferry remained stranded.

Large parks in Madrid, including the famous Retiro next to the Prado museum, were closed as a precaution

People have a snowball fight outside the Royal Palace during a snowfall in Madrid, Spain January 7, 2021.

Snowstorm hits Spain, Madrid braces for heaviest snowfall in decades

Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Šefik Džaferović sent a telegram of condolences to the family of Honorary Consul of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Republic of Turkey Kemal Baysak.
He stated that he received the information about Baysak's death with sadness, and extends his sincere condolences to his family.
-Mr. Baysak, through his economic and political career, has left an indelible mark, contributing to the strengthening of ties between Turkey and Bosnia and Herzegovina. His humanitarian work was especially noted, through which he provided great help and support to the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the war and post-war period. Mr. Baysak carried Bosnia and Herzegovina in his heart and we will remember that forever- said Džaferović in a telegram, announced the Presidency of B&amp;H.

He stated that he received the information about Baysak's death with sadness, and extends his sincere condolences to his family

Džaferović: Mr. Baysak, through his economic and political career, has left an indelible mark, contributing to the strengthening of ties between Turkey and Bosnia and Herzegovina

Džaferović: Baysak has left indelible mark on the ties between Turkey and B&H

The Honorary Consul of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Republic of Turkey, Ahmet Kemal Baysak died last night at the age of 88 in the Turkish city of Izmir.
Baysak was an honorary citizen of Sarajevo, Goražde and Bihać and the Zenica-Doboj Canton, and in the period from 1994-1999, he was at the head of the Izmir municipality of Karsiyaka.
During the last war in B&amp;H, he helped numerous Bosnian refugees, and after the war, he opened the B&amp;H Economy Office in the Chamber of Commerce of the City of Izmir. He helped B&amp;H businesses to present themselves at the Commerce Fair in Izmir, and he brought Turkish business people to B&amp;H.
In September 2002, the B&amp;H Council of Ministers appointed him the Honorary Consul of B&amp;H in the Republic of Turkey, based in Izmir, for thirteen provinces stretching from Canakkale and the Dardanelles in the northwest to Antalya in the south.
The World Alliance of the B&amp;H Diaspora appointed him its first ambassador at the 5th Congress in Sarajevo on May 21, 2010.
He was an honorary doctor of science in Azerbaijan and the winner of the United Nations Medal of Honor for many years of work and contribution to interpersonal and interstate relations and was credited for signing more than twenty agreements on twinning and friendship between municipalities and other local communities, schools and universities in BiH and Turkey. He also mediated in the twinning of the University of Zenica and the University of Izmir.
Baysak was born on March 31, 1933 in Izmir, Karşıyaka municipality, but on his father's side, he was a descendant of the Grebo family from Ljubinje, and on his mother's side the Resulović family from Trebinje. His ancestors emigrated to Turkey in 1878. He was one of the founders of the TERBAY family group and a long-time President of the Management Board of the Group.

Baysak was an honorary citizen of Sarajevo, Goražde and Bihać and the Zenica-Doboj Canton

Kemal Baysak passed away at the age of 88

Honorary Consul of B&H in Turkey Ahmet Kemal Baysak dies at the age of 88

&nbsp;In the past 24 hours, 3,543 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 451 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.
New cases have been registered in all cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H.
As of today, 55,277 patients have recovered in the Federation of B&amp;H. In the past 24 hours, 332 patients have recovered. There are currently 16,679 active cases of SARS-CoV-2 positive.
In the past 24 hours, a total of 9 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 BiH is 2,278.
In the Republic of Srpska entity, 708 laboratory samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus was confirmed in 150 people.
In the last 48 hours, 22 deaths were reported in which the presence of coronavirus was confirmed. These are 12 men and ten women, middle-aged and older, of which one is a younger woman (30 years old).
So far, 37,853 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Republic of Srpska, and a total of 1,868 people have died in whom the test for coronavirus has been confirmed.
Today, a new case of coronavirus infection of five tested samples was registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H. Two men died.

As of today, 55,277 patients have recovered in the Federation of B&H

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

Covid-19 confirmed in 602 people in B&H, with 33 deaths in the last 24 hours

The FB&amp;H Environmental Protection Fund sent retraction to the Slobodna Bosna portal. SB published it in full:
The Environmental Protection Fund of the Federation of B&amp;H denies the allegations from your text entitled "YOU SCRATCH MY BACK AND I’LL SCRATCH YOURS: Radončić's director distributed state money to party colleagues, gave 64,000 marks to Sanela Prašović and" Avaz ", which was published on January 7th, 2021. and asks you to publish the retraction on your portal at the place where the disputed text was published.
First of all, it is not true that the funds were allocated to 25 applicants, as you stated in the text and maliciously pointed out only two applicants. Namely, the Environmental Protection Fund, through a public tender for the allocation of funds for the implementation of programs, projects and similar activities in the field of environmental protection for 2020 - JK 2020/1, JK 2020/2 and JK 2020/3 - allocated funds for the implementation of total 186 projects.
Of these, 15 applicants were supported for public awareness projects on the importance of environmental protection: Avaz-roto press d.o.o. Sarajevo for the project "Our environment, our future, let's be responsible!" with the amount of up to 44,000.00 KM, Association of Dystrophists Cazin for the project: "Together we learn to protect the environment - people with disabilities strengthen awareness through education on the importance of environmental protection" with the amount of up to 2,450.00 KM, Večernji list BH doo for the project: "For a green and clean B&amp;H" with the amount of up to 30,000.00 KM, nLogic d.o.o. Sarajevo for the project: "Ecological PATH in nature" with the amount of up to 26,000.00 KM, Obner d.o.o. Goražde for the project: "River Drina-introduction, promotion, education of students, NOV and local population on the importance of protection and preservation of the ecosystem of the river Drina through extracurricular activities and volunteer initiatives" with up to 18,000.00 KM, Association Eco Activa Natura for the project: "Ecological and health factors in preschool institutions" with the amount up to 27,400.00 KM, NIK Denameda doo Sarajevo for the project: "Protect the environment, protect yourself (Guide to environmental protection)" with the amount up to 13,650.00 KM, Association of Citizens Novum for the project: "Digital Journalism-Eco Police" with the amount up to 18,500.00 KM, Institute for Quality Testing doo Mostar for the project: "Project to develop awareness of the importance of environmental protection" with an amount of up to 18,000.00 KM, Citizens' Association Perspective for the project: "Strengthening public awareness of the need for air quality by afforestation with endemic munich (Pinus heldreichii) at the site Prenj" with the amount up to 18,000.00 KM, Tim System for the project:" Your environment, your life "with the amount up to 20,000.00 KM, La-media d.o.o. for the project: "Raising public awareness of the importance and significance of environmental protection from light pollution in the City of Mostar" with the amount up to 16,000.00 KM, Ecological Association Eco-green for the project: "Ecological education of the population" with the amount up to 8,000.00 KM, Association CEKOOR for the project: "Do not doubt the environment, separate waste" with the amount of up to 20,000.00 KM, Association of Citizens of Fojnica for the project: "Eco Hub Maglaj" with the amount up to 20,000.00 KM.

Furthermore, it is untrue that the Director of the Fund allocates funds for the implementation of projects. The decision on which applicant meets the requirements of the Public Competition and how much funds will be allocated to them for the project with which they applied is made by the Management Board of the Environmental Protection Fund. This is after the procedure established by the Ordinance, that is, the evaluation of the Commission for Legal Issues, and then the Expert Commission, which awards points to applicants. All decisions on project selection were made unanimously by the Management Board! Therefore, it is malicious to link the decision on the selection of applicants with party affiliations, despite the fact that out of seven members of the Management Board, only one comes from SBB.
Also, accusing the FB&amp;H Environmental Protection Fund of air quality in Sarajevo is malicious and tendentious if it is known that the cantons and municipalities are responsible for implementing measures to reduce harmful gas emissions. Regarding the activities of the Fund in this area, the Environmental Protection Fund is an institution that collects environmental fees and places 30 percent of these funds through public calls, after 70 percent is transferred to the cantons, and within these responsibilities deals with air pollution. At the cantonal level, the ministries responsible for the environment are responsible for allocating these 70 percent of funds to local communities.

The Environmental Protection Fund of the Federation of B&H denies the allegations from text published on January 7th, 2021.

Fuad Čibukčić, director of the  FB&H Environmental Protection Fund

The FB&H Environmental Protection Fund retracted Slobodna Bosna's writings

Assistant Minister of Health of FB&amp;H Goran Čerkez confirmed for FENA that the Federation of B&amp;H is ready to receive the first doses of vaccines that should arrive in Bosnia and Herzegovina between January 18th and February 10th through the COVAX mechanism.
“According to the information available to the FB&amp;H Ministry of Health, as already announced by Health Minister Vjekoslav Mandić, vaccines are expected in the period between January 18 and February 10. Most likely, it will be 'Pfizer' vaccines, and we still do not have information on the number of vaccines,” said Čerkez.

First doses  should arrive in Bosnia and Herzegovina between January 18th and February 10th through the COVAX mechanism

Čerkez: Most likely, it will be 'Pfizer' vaccines, and we still do not have information on the number of vaccines

Čerkez: Federation of B&H is ready to welcome the first vaccine doses

The popular messaging app WhatsApp asked its some two billion users on Thursday to accept new terms that will allow it to share more information with its parent company Facebook and roll out advertising and e-commerce.
The update sparked criticism among users as they must accept the changes or see their access to the service -- which also allows encrypted voice and video calls -- cut off from February 8.
Facebook aims to monetise WhatsApp by allowing businesses to contact their clients via the platform, even sell them products directly using the service as they already do in India.
"Privacy policy and terms updates are common in the industry and we’re providing users with ample notice to review the changes, which go into effect on February 8th," a Facebook spokesperson said.
"All users need to accept the new terms of service if they want to continue using WhatsApp," added the spokesperson.
The firm said the updated terms will allow additional sharing of information between WhatsApp with Facebook and its other applications such as Instagram and Messenger, such as contacts and profile data, but not the content of messages which remain encrypted.
In the EU and Britain, the new terms only allow for the development of functionalities for professional users of WhatsApp Business, a company spokesman told AFP.
User advocates warned the update was not legal.
"If the only way to refuse (the modification) is to stop using WhatsApp, the the consent is forced as the use of personal data is illegal," said Arthur Messaud, a lawyer for La Quadrature du net, an association that defends internet users.
Facebook has come under increasing pressure from regulators as it tries to integrate its services.
The EU fined US social media giant 110 million euros (then $120 million) for providing incorrect and misleading information about its 2014 takeover of WhatsApp concerning the ability to link accounts between the services.
Federal and state regulators in US have accused Facebook of using its acquisitions of WhatsApp and Instagram to squelch competition and filed antitrust lawsuits last month that aim to force the company to divest them.

The update sparked criticism among users as they must accept the changes or see their access to the service -- which also allows encrypted voice and video calls -- cut off from February 8th

Facebook hopes to begin making money with WhatsApp by opening it to advertising and sales

WhatsApp updates terms as moves to monetize app

WestJet Airlines said on Thursday it had denied 10 passengers from boarding a flight for lacking the proper test for the novel coronavirus, just after a Canadian government requirement that passengers show proof of a negative result before boarding took effect.Faced with a mounting second wave of infections, Canadian Transport Minister Marc Garneau said last week that air travelers aged 5 and up would need to test negative for the coronavirus before boarding the plane, starting on Jan. 7.
The global airline industry has been calling for COVID-19 testing as a way to ease travel restrictions and reopen borders without crippling quarantine measures, although Canada still requires international passengers to self-isolate for 14 days.
News of the surprise Canadian measure left airlines fearful of possible confusion over which testing facilities abroad for the coronavirus were eligible and how the results from the PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test must be presented to carriers.
WestJet said on Thursday it could not board the passengers because they did not have eligible tests to meet the new government requirement.
Garneau’s office was not immediately available for comment.
A WestJet spokeswoman said by email the carrier has rebooked the passengers denied boarding on the Thursday morning flight from Cancun to Calgary, but said the “situation further highlights the challenges travellers and our operations are facing” from the new requirements.
-This latest announcement by the federal government is specifically the type of chaotic situation WestJet has been seeking to avoid- spokeswoman Morgan Bell said.
As of Wednesday, Canada had reported an additional 8,153 coronavirus cases and 136 deaths.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) recently called Canada’s decision to mandate a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of flying to the country, while leaving in place existing travel restrictions and quarantine requirements, the “worst of both worlds.”

WestJet said on Thursday it could not board the passengers because they did not have eligible tests to meet the new government requirement

WestJet airline signage is pictured at Vancouver's international airport in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, February 5, 2019.

WestJet bars 10 passengers from boarding for improper virus test as Canadian rules start

Spain's total number of coronavirus infections surged past two million on Thursday as cases jumped following the Christmas holidays, government figures showed on Thursday. 
The milestone came as the health ministry announced another 42,360 new cases over the past 48 hours, taking the overall figure to 2,024,904, although seroprevalence studies that test people using a blood serum sample suggest the figure is far higher. 
-The total number of confirmed cases... already exceeds two million today," said Maria Jose Serra, deputy head of the health ministry's emergencies unit, indicating the number of infections was "clearly on the increase".
Over the same 48-hour period, Spain also saw another 245 deaths, raising the overall toll to 51,675. And the incidence rate also shot up, rising from 296 cases per 100,000 people to 321, the figures showed. 
On October 21, Spain became the first European country to record a million coronavirus infections, with Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez admitting just days later the real number was three times higher. 
And in mid-December, a new seroprevalence study suggested around 4.7 million people had been infected by the virus -- or around 10 percent of Spain's population. 
Although the numbers have shot up, prompting most of Spain's 17 regions to impose new curbs on public life, the government has remained adamant it won't impose a new lockdown.
With infection spreading rapidly across Europe, many countries have been forced into a second or even a third lockdown, but Spain has so far insisted the restrictions put in place under its state of emergency are sufficien

Over the same 48-hour period, Spain also saw another 245 deaths

People wearing face masks queue up to be tested for COVID-19, outside a local clinic in Santa Coloma de Gramanet in Barcelona, Spain, Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2020.

Spain hits two million virus cases

&nbsp;In the period January-November 2020, there were 458,505 visits of tourists to Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is 70.3 percent less than in the same period last year when 1,544,875 tourists visited B&amp;H.
In the first 11 months of last year, tourists in B&amp;H realized 1,155,033 overnight stays, which is 63.7 percent less compared to the same period in 2019 when 3,181,484 overnight stays were realized.
The number of overnight stays of domestic tourists was lower by 20.8 percent, while the number of overnight stays of foreign tourists was lower by 80.1 percent compared to the same period in 2019. The share of domestic tourists in the total number of overnight stays was 60.4 percent, while the share of foreign tourists was 39.6 percent, according to the B&amp;H Statistics Agency.
In the period January - November 2020, most overnight stays were realized by tourists from Serbia (28.4 percent), Croatia (25.2 percent), Slovenia (4.8 percent), United Arab Emirates (4, 4 percent), Turkey (3.5 percent), Germany (3.1 percent) and Montenegro (3.0 percent), for a total of 72.4 percent. Tourists from other countries accounted for 27.6 percent of overnight stays.

In the first 11 months of last year, tourists in B&H realized 1,155,033 overnight stays

The number of overnight stays of domestic tourists was lower by 20.8 percent

Number of tourists decreased by 70.3 percent in the first 11 months of 2020

The Women's Network of B&amp;H expresses concern over the unsystematic and ad-hoc crisis management related to the stay of people on the move (migrants, refugees and asylum seekers) in B&amp;H.
-We believe that the situation has reached the peak of the security and humanitarian crisis in B&amp;H and that the rights of both B&amp;H citizens and migrants are seriously endangered. We ask the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina to urgently approach a planned and systematic solution to the migrant crisis in B&amp;H, with full respect for the human rights of all of us- the association emphasized in the announcement.
Due to the recent events in the Una-Sana Canton regarding the accommodation of migrants in reception centers, the Women's Network of B&amp;H notes the unacceptable ad-hoc approach of the state competent authorities in migration management and demands an urgent change of approach.
According to the association, the most worrying thing is the creation of an atmosphere of fear and hatred, which is placed as a real situation on the ground. They consider the media, which sensationally run after individual negative cases, to be especially responsible, while stories about solidarity, support and efforts of B&amp;H citizens are ignored and not reported to the public.

"We believe that the situation has reached the peak of the security and humanitarian crisis in B&H"

According to the association, the most worrying thing is the creation of an atmosphere of fear and hatred

Singapore jails woman for lying to coronavirus contact tracers

Pelosi says spoke with army chief on preventing a Trump nuclear strike

The ambassador from Moscow brought the icon to the B&H, he did not report it to the customs

CEC B&H orders ballots recount from several polling stations in Mostar

FB&H has secured 800,000 doses of vaccines for the first round

Snowstorm hits Spain, Madrid braces for heaviest snowfall in decades

Džaferović: Baysak has left indelible mark on the ties between Turkey and B&H

Honorary Consul of B&H in Turkey Ahmet Kemal Baysak dies at the age of 88

Covid-19 confirmed in 602 people in B&H, with 33 deaths in the last 24 hours

The FB&H Environmental Protection Fund retracted Slobodna Bosna's writings

Čerkez: Federation of B&H is ready to welcome the first vaccine doses

WhatsApp updates terms as moves to monetize app

WestJet bars 10 passengers from boarding for improper virus test as Canadian rules start

Spain hits two million virus cases

Number of tourists decreased by 70.3 percent in the first 11 months of 2020

B&H Women's Network on the migrant crisis: Do not violate anyone's human rights

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Singapore jails woman for lying to coronavirus contact tracers

Pelosi says spoke with army chief on preventing a Trump nuclear strike

The ambassador from Moscow brought the icon to the B&H, he did not report it to the customs

CEC B&H orders ballots recount from several polling stations in Mostar

FB&H has secured 800,000 doses of vaccines for the first round

Snowstorm hits Spain, Madrid braces for heaviest snowfall in decades

Džaferović: Baysak has left indelible mark on the ties between Turkey and B&H

Honorary Consul of B&H in Turkey Ahmet Kemal Baysak dies at the age of 88

Covid-19 confirmed in 602 people in B&H, with 33 deaths in the last 24 hours

The FB&H Environmental Protection Fund retracted Slobodna Bosna's writings

Čerkez: Federation of B&H is ready to welcome the first vaccine doses

WhatsApp updates terms as moves to monetize app

WestJet bars 10 passengers from boarding for improper virus test as Canadian rules start

Spain hits two million virus cases

Number of tourists decreased by 70.3 percent in the first 11 months of 2020

B&H Women's Network on the migrant crisis: Do not violate anyone's human rights