The EU has allocated an additional €2.5 million in humanitarian aid to support vulnerable refugees and migrants in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

It is estimated that over 1 000 people are outside the temporary accommodation facilities, with limited access to basic services. They are exposed to increasingly cold temperatures as winter is approaching and numerous protection risks, with the situation of unaccompanied minors requiring particular attention.- Around 4 000 refugees and migrants stranded in Bosnia and Herzegovina, many of whom sleep outside, are in need of shelter, food, water, sanitation, healthcare, protection and clothes. To address these needs, the EU stands ready to continue providing humanitarian assistance. The dignity and safety of all persons, especially the most vulnerable, need to be ensured and protected at all times. Humanitarian partners need full access to people in need, wherever they are - said Janez Lenarčič, Commissioner for Crisis Management.&nbsp;The newly allocated €2.5 million will further support the provision of outreach and protection assistance, including child protection, and support unaccompanied minors, both inside and outside centers. The funding will also be used to address the critical need of healthcare, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, including psychosocial support and mental health assistance.

It is estimated that over 1 000 people are outside the temporary accommodation facilities, with limited access to basic services

Around 4 000 refugees and migrants stranded in Bosnia and Herzegovina, many of whom sleep outside, are in need of shelter, food, water, sanitation, healthcare, protection and clothes

EU mobilizes additional €2.5 million to support vulnerable refugees and migrants

After Fahrudin Radončić and other leaders of opposition parties yesterday at a meeting with Matthew Palmer and Angelina Eichhorst clearly said that if the ruling parties want the support of the opposition, they must first give the opposition a guarantee that they will have fair and honest elections, today leaders of ruling parties in FB&amp;H, agreed with this request.
This means raising election standards, which include the integrity of elections, automatic counting, scanning, video surveillance at polling stations, and disabling changes to polling stations.
Today, the leader of SBB confirmed that SDA and HDZ, ie Bakir Izetbegović and Dragan Čović, during the negotiations in the building of the EU Delegation, agreed to introduce it.
- What is a good result of these talks, I think that both Mr. Čović and Mr. Izetbegović agreed that their parties vote to raise election standards and that there will be no more election theft if the SNSD agrees. If SNSD and Mr. Dodik do not agree to that, then it means that they declare themselves as thieves in the elections. I think it is already an agreed matter - Radončić revealed.

If SNSD and Mr. Dodik do not agree to that, then it means that they declare themselves as thieves in the elections, but I think that is a done deal, says Radončić

Radončić: SDA and HDZ agreed to introduce electronic records in the elections

A raft of new restrictions came into effect on Tuesday in England to stem the spread of the new omicron variant of coronavirus.

Face masks are now compulsory on transport and in shops, but not in hospitality. International travelers must take PCR tests by the second day after their arrival.
Some 10 countries in southern Africa are on the UK’s red list, meaning arrivals from these countries must pay to stay in hotel quarantine.
On Monday, the British government announced that the COVID-19 booster campaign would be extended to all adults aged 18 and over.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said previously that the measures will be reviewed after three weeks.
Johnson tweeted today: “The measures taking effect today are proportionate and responsible, and will buy us time in the face of this new variant.
- Vaccines and boosters remain our best line of defence, so it is more important than ever that people come forward when eligible to get boosted.-Scottish Health Secretary Humza Yousaf on Tuesday morning announced that three more cases of the omicron variant have been confirmed in Scotland.
This brings the UK-wide cases of the omicron variant to 14.
Johnson will hold a COVID-19 news conference this afternoon.

Total number of UK-wide cases of omicron variant reaches 14

Face masks are now compulsory on transport and in shops, but not in hospitality

New COVID-19 restrictions come in effect in England

An Azerbaijani border patrol helicopter crashed on Tuesday during a training mission, killing 14 soldiers and injuring two others on board, said an official statement.

The helicopter crashed in the Garaeybat training range in the northeastern Khyzy region, said the State Border Service.
An investigation into the incident has been launched.
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev released a statement, expressing his sympathy for the families and relatives of the soldiers who lost their lives.
Turkey also extended its condolences to Azerbaijan over the incident, with the Foreign Ministry statement wishing Allah’s mercy upon soldiers killed, and swift recovery for the wounded.
Separately, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu spoke to his Azerbaijani counterpart Jeyhun Bayramov over the phone about the incident, diplomatic sources said.
Turkish Vice President Fuat Oktay also offered his condolences over the deadly crash.
- I wish God's mercy on our Azerbaijani brothers who were martyred in the military helicopter crash today, and a speedy recovery to the injured people - he wrote on Twitter.

2 soldiers injured as helicopter crashes in northeastern Khyzy region, say Azerbaijani authorities

An investigation into the incident has been launched

14 soldiers killed in Azerbaijani helicopter crash

Four members of a family, including two children, were killed in a fire in an abandoned building occupied by squatters in downtown Barcelona, Spain, on Tuesday morning, while four others were hospitalized for smoke inhalation.

A one-year-old and a three-year-old child were among those killed in the fire, City Mayor Ada Colau confirmed, adding that the deceased belonged to the same family.
The fire broke out in the Tetuan Plaza, which is situated between the Sagrada Familia Basilica and the Arc de Triomf.
Colau said the accident took place in a former bank branch that was occupied by eight people.
The four survivors were treated for smoke inhalation, she added.
The fire started at 6 a.m. (0500GMT).
During a similar cold spell over a year ago, a fire in an occupied building in Catalonia killed four people and injured 17.
That fire took place in a former paint factory in the nearby city of Badalona that was housing around 150 people, most of whom were foreign nationals.

Children aged 1 and 3 among victims of fire in abandoned building used by squatters, while 4 others hospitalized for smoke inhalation

The fire broke out in the Tetuan Plaza, which is situated between the Sagrada Familia Basilica and the Arc de Triomf

Fire in Barcelona building kills 4 members of family

I must say that the international mediators are really making great efforts to reach a common solution. At this moment, I do not want to be pessimistic, but I do not have any good news that the views of, conditionally speaking, the Croat and Bosniak blocs are any closer. Fahrudin Radončić, President of the Alliance for a Better Future of B&amp;H, said this today in Sarajevo, after a meeting in the building of the EU Delegation with Matthew Palmer and Angelina Eichhorst.
Negotiations on changes to the Election Law, which are attended by Dragan Čović, the president of the HDZ, and Bakir Izetbegović, the president of the SDA, have been going on in the EU building since this morning.

- We have a too complicated situation in FB&amp;H. You don't have to be very enthusiastic that such difficult topics, which last for ten years, can end with a few meetings. What is very important, it seems to me that both Mr. Izetbegović and Mr. Čović show maximum interest in reaching a compromise. At this point, that compromise is still a long way off. When it comes to the election of members of the Presidency of B&amp;H, I continue to advocate an indirect way in the Parliament, that would be very relaxing for the whole story. There would be no floating, no district or canton, we would avoid allusions of the third entity, but I think that the negotiations are ongoing and we should cheer for them to succeed - said Radončić.
He added that B&amp;H was created in Dayton, two entities, three peoples and others.
- Me, Fahrudin Radončić, did not invent that constitutivity, it is the Dayton category. In the end, the late President Alija Izetbegović got that in 2000, based on his appeal before the Constitutional Court, that constitutionality must be respected. I believe it relaxes relationships. B&amp;H is a state of three peoples, we should do everything to make everyone feel comfortable. I really want to believe that politicians who seek compromise wish good to all nations. That they will gain an advantage over those who win elections with cheap, populist quarrels and war-mongering rhetoric. This is my belief and I am not ashamed of it. I think that is the only future of B&amp;H - said the leader of SBB.
When asked if an asymmetric solution is possible, Radončić answered:
- We cannot agree to an asymmetric solution for at least two reasons. We can hypothetically observe the situation. You will get a member of the Presidency from the Republic of Srpska within 24 hours, but until the houses of the peoples of the Federation and Bosnia and Herzegovina are constituted, it may take months. Furthermore, members of the same body cannot have different electoral legitimacy and be elected in different ways, so an asymmetric solution, as far as SBB and other political parties, including the SDA, is concerned, is not acceptable.

<h2>Three sets of difficult questions</h2>

The journalists were interested in the details of the conversation behind closed doors, and Radončić said that he could not reveal more details.
- Well, the problem is, to be honest, the whole package. First, what is a good result of these talks, I think that both Mr. Čović and Mr. Izetbegović agreed that their parties vote to raise election standards and that there will be no more election theft if the SNSD agrees. If SNSD and Mr. Dodik do not agree to that, then it means that they declare themselves as thieves in the elections. I think it's an already agreed thing. You have three sets of difficult questions, these are the election of a member of the Presidency, the houses of the people, etc., the technical standard of election. I believe that the result will still be shown, if not during this visit, certainly the next one - said Radončić.
When asked by journalists to comment on yesterday's session of the House of Peoples of the B&amp;H Parliament, ie the vote of HDZ delegates to annul Inzko's law on genocide denial, the SBB leader said:
- It’s not okay to reveal what I heard in private, that Croatian votes were given to SNSD in the best intention to preserve SNSD in the negotiation process, and not because HDZ wants to be a partner to SNSD and Dodik. The HDZ knew that this could practically not pass yesterday, they raised their hands more because they wanted to keep the SNSD as part of the agreement, and not as part of the problem.

Constitutivity was not invented by me, Fahrudin Radončić, it is a Dayton category, the late president Alija Izetbegović got it in 2000 on the basis of his appeal before the Constitutional Court that constituency must be respected, said Radončić

Fahrudin Radončić: I do not want to be pessimistic, but the views of the Bosniak and Croat blocs are not any closer

FB&amp;H Minister of Energy, Mining and Industry Nermin Džindić will present information regarding the strike of miners in the Federation of B&amp;H and their demands from the current protest to the deputies of the House of Representatives of the Federation of B&amp;H.

Džindić stated that ten out of 13 requests of the Miners' Union were accepted.
- We managed to reach an agreement last night. The last point was finally harmonized and put into agreement. The management of Elektroprivreda, miners and the trade unions need to find a way to solve the problem of payment of per diems during workers' protests. Such was the general conclusion. As for the resignation of the director of the Kreka mine and the director of Elektroprivreda, we did not agree. Last night, we focused on the requirements regarding workers’ and miners' rights - said Džindić.
The agreement made contains ten points.
- As for the Government of the Federation and the relevant ministry as a mediator in this conversation, this is essentially an agreement between Elektroprivreda and the FB&amp;H Mine Workers' Union, the matter is over. We negotiated everything regarding the demands of the miners or the miners' union. Today, the union has a session of the Board of Directors, after which they should announce the continuation of negotiations in order to sign the said agreement. As for the negotiations, I think that they are over and this agreement should be signed and its implementation should continue - said Džindić.
He stated that it was difficult to reach an agreement, the details of which will be presented in the continuation of today's session of the House of Representatives of the FB&amp;H Parliament.

The agreement made contains ten points

Džindić: We agreed on everything regarding the miners' request

The Association of the Families of Victims Murdered at Uborak and Sutina 1992 - Mostar informed the public that Redžep Karišik, a sole witness to the mass murder of Bosniaks and Croats at the Uborak and Sutina sites where 114 civilians were murdered, died on Monday.

According to the association, he left the handcuffs with which he was tied in 1992 in the hands of the Museum of Victims of Crimes against Humanity and Genocide 1992-1995 in Sarajevo.
He testified in The Hague about the siege, the occupation and crime against civilians in Mostar and Herzegovina, the first major mass crime committed in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Despite his pain, Redžep Karišik was one of those who spoke publicly about crime and war criminals.
- He was always available to us, the families of the victims, he left us and that is a great loss for us. However, our fight for justice will never end - stated the association.
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Despite his pain, Redžep Karišik was one of those who spoke publicly about crime and war criminals

A sole witness of mass murder of Bosniaks and Croats in Uborak and Sutina dies

The Alliance for a Better Future (SBB) has recently been joined by more and more successful people who have not been involved in politics, as well as some municipal councilors from other political entities and successful ministers, the SBB said.
- After the conversation with the president of SBB Fahrudin Radončić dr. Adnan Jupić, Minister of Health in the Government of Zenica-Doboj Canton, joined this political project.

In the first months of the Covid-19 pandemic, hospitals and the entire health system at ZDC were one of the leaders when it came to treating these patients. For example, while in Sarajevo patients died because some doctors avoided operating on them because they were infected with Covid-19, in Zenica these operations were performed quite normally.
In all this, Dr. Jupić has excellent operational merits, and SBB expresses satisfaction that he is in the Alliance again. With dr. Jupić, well-known lawyers Emina Ihtijarević and Džemanina Memagić also joined Jupić SBB - the SBB Press Service announced.

Dr. Jupić has excellent operational merits, and SBB expresses satisfaction that he is in the Alliance again, it is stated in the announcement

Minister of Health of ZDC dr. Adnan Jupić joined SBB

Acting on the order of the prosecutor from the Special Department for War Crimes of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, officers of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) arrested nine suspects in Bosanski Novi for crimes against humanity.

Persons under investigation by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H are suspected of having committed war crimes against Bosniak and Croat victims in the Bosanski Novi area in 1992 as members of the RS Army military police, related to the killings of several persons, illegal detention and crimes against hundreds of people.
After the criminal investigation, the suspects will be handed over to the acting prosecutor, who will interrogate them and then make a decision on further activities in the case, stated the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.

After the criminal investigation, the suspects will be handed over to the acting prosecutor, who will interrogate them and then make a decision on further activities in the case

SIPA B&H arrests nine persons for crimes against humanity

Japanese and Russian foreign ministers discussed bilateral relations and regional issues during a telephone call on Thursday.

Hayashi Yoshimasa said he attaches "great importance" to Japan-Russia relations and intended to exchange views with Sergey Lavrov for "developing overall bilateral relations in a mutually beneficial manner in a broad range of fields, such as politics, economy, and culture, including the issue of concluding a peace treaty," Japan's Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
Negotiations on a peace treaty, joint economic activities on the Four Northern Islands, economy, people-to-people exchanges, and security were among topics the two ministers discussed.
Hayashi and Lavrov also exchanged views regarding regional situations, including Ukraine and Belarus, as well as North Korea's nuclear and missile activities.
Lavrov congratulated Hayashi on his appointment to the office.

Negotiations on peace treaty, joint economic activities, security among topics discussed

Japanese and Russian foreign ministers discussed bilateral relations

Foreign ministers of Japan, Russia discuss bilateral ties over phone

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky held separate telephone calls Thursday with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and European Council head Charles Michel to discuss the security situation on the border with Russia. 

Merkel and Zelensky agreed on the cooperation of the international community as well as maintaining sanctions to limit threats posed by Russia, according to a statement from the Presidency of Ukraine.
The parties stressed the importance of the continuation of efforts of the Normandy format, it added.
Earlier Thursday, Merkel warned Russia about its military buildup near the border with Ukraine.
At a news conference with Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, the outgoing chancellor said European Union member states are united and will do everything to prevent new provocations.
In his call with Zelensky, Michel reported on a conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday.
Michel said that establishing contact between parties with the participation of the EU could help alleviate the crisis, according to a statement by Ukraine.
He wrote on Twitter that he expressed the EU’s full support for Ukraine’s territorial integrity and sovereignty to Zelensky. "Europe’s security is only possible with a secure Ukraine," he added.
Several media outlets reported that the US administration officially warned its European allies that Russia may be planning another invasion of Ukraine.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov denied those allegations on Tuesday.
- We have repeatedly stated at various levels that Russia is not going to attack anyone, does not have any aggressive plans - he told reporters at a briefing in Moscow.
Since March 2014, Ukraine has been plagued by conflict in its eastern regions bordering Russia, following Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea.
Western nations accuse Russia of destabilizing the region by providing military support to separatists.

Outgoing German chancellor stresses need to continue efforts of Normandy format to end Donbas conflict

Ukraine's Zelensky speaks to Germany's Merkel, EU's Michel about border situation with Russia

The World Health Organization said Friday it has convened a special meeting to discuss a new COVID-19 variant discovered in South Africa.

WHO is closely monitoring the recently reported variant B11529 of coronavirus is "of interest or concern," WHO spokesman Christian Lindmeier told a UN news conference.
- Early analysis shows that this variant has a large number of mutations that require and will undergo further study - said the spokesman.
He said the new variant was detected "at a remarkable speed," and it will take a few weeks to understand what impact it has.
The dominant variant of the disease in many countries that spreads quickly is known as the Delta variant.

- The detection of this variant means that the surveillance system is in place and is working - said Lindmeier, who did not give an estimate of how long the analysis would take place.

The WHO spokesman said the more COVID-19 circulates, "the more opportunities, this virus has to change to mutate and develop different forms."
He stressed the need to continue to work to reduce the circulation of the virus.
- We need more people to be vaccinated everywhere, and we each need to take all the other measures that are out there to protect ourselves - Lindmeier noted.
That starts with wearing masks, avoiding larger gatherings, hand hygiene, ventilating rooms, and meeting rooms whenever possible.
- These are the measures that we know that work. And these are the measures that we know will continue to work - said the WHO spokesman.
Scientists in South Africa announced Thursday they had detected the new coronavirus variant with numerous mutations rapidly increasing the infections across the country.
- The variant has a 'very unusual constellation of mutations' and is different to the other variants of concern - Tulio De Oliveira, the director of the KwaZulu-Natal Research Innovation and Sequencing Platform, told a televised virtual briefing hosted by the country's Health Ministry.
He said the new variant was detected in samples from the northeastern province of Gauteng, which contains the cities of Johannesburg and Pretoria, on Nov. 12-22.
The same variant has also been detected in neighboring Botswana, as well as Hong Kong.

World health body closely monitoring recently reported variant B11529 to see if it is 'of interest or concern'

New COVID-19 variant was discovered in South Africa

WHO convenes special meeting to discuss new COVID variant in South Africa

The Alliance for a Better Future (SBB) announced after today's reaction of Zeljko Komšić, president of the Democratic Front (DF), in which he stated that Fadil Novalić, Prime Minister of FB&amp;H, Nermin Džindić, Minister of Energy, Industry and Mining and Admir Andelija director of Elektroprivreda B&amp;H should resign.
You can read full press release below: 
- After today's reaction of Željko Komšić, president of the DF, how some politicians supposedly care about miners and that "the resignations should be submitted by the director of Elektroprivreda BiH, Radončić's minister Džindić and Zaimović's prime minister Novalić", a few simple questions should be asked.
First, since when is Mr. Novalić is Zaimović's Prime Minister, when the children also know that Novalić was appointed by the SDA, that is, Mr. Bakir Izetbegović? And why can't the unfortunate Komšić publicly say Bakir Izetbegovic's name in a negative context?

<h2>The owner of mines is "Elektroprivreda B&H", not the Government of FB&H</h2>

Secondly, why does Komšić keep silent that Mr. Andelija (who revolted and does not want to obey either the Minister or the FB&amp;H Government) is a DF staff member and that, after inter-party acrobatics with the SDA, he was directly appointed by Mr. Komšić?
Third, the owner of the mines is the Public Company "Elektroprivreda B&amp;H", and not the Government of FB&amp;H. That is why these are business-legal relations between the owners and their company, ie mines and miners, to whom their employer has not paid and has not fulfilled the legal obligation to pay health and pension insurance since 2010.
So, Komšić's director Andelija is the one who persistently rejects the miners' proposals. The competent ministry and the FB&amp;H Government can only be mediators, as they have no prescriptive legal basis in determining the price of coal or the owners' obligations to the mines.
As for Komšić's proposal to remove the Prime minister, the competent minister and the director of the EP, it is completely clear that SBB absolutely supports such an idea.
After all, on June 1st, 2020, SBB, together with SDP, Naša stranka, PDA, A-SDA, NiP and Nezavisni blok, voted for the removal of Novalić's FB&amp;H Government, which has been in a technical mandate for three years. Let Mr. Komšić, who now remembered "Zaimović's Novalić," check how his esteemed deputies voted then. Let us remind him, however, that Komšić and his deputies did not raise their hands for the removal of the FB&amp;H Government.

<h2>Komšić to help the miners with his authority</h2>

Therefore, SBB supports Komšić's demands for the removal of Novalić and others, because this would consequently mean the removal of the entire FB&amp;H Government.
At the same time, SBB demands that Mr. Komšić, instead of trying to play political ping-pong, have a conversation with his renegade director of JP "Elektroprivreda BiH" d.d. Sarajevo within 24 hours and, urgently, with his authority of the chairman of the Presidency of B&amp;H, help the miners, because the main political lever of decision-making is exclusively in his hands as the president of the DF who appointed and is fully responsible for the actions and behavior of Mr. Andelija - said in a statement SBB.

Since when is Mr. Novalić is Zaimović's Prime Minister, when the children also know that Novalić was appointed by the SDA, ie Mr. Bakir Izetbegović, it is stated from SBB

SBB: The main political lever of decision-making is exclusively in the hands of Komšić as the president of the DF who appointed and who is fully responsible for the actions and behavior of Mr. Andelija

SBB: Only Željko Komšić can help miners in just 24 hours and tell his director to accept their justified demands

Germany on Friday registered a record number of coronavirus cases for the third day in a row, as the country battles a brutal fourth wave of the pandemic.

The Robert Koch Institute (RKI), the country's disease control agency, confirmed 76,414 new infections in the past 24 hours, and 357 coronavirus-related fatalities.
According to the institute, nearly 774,300 individuals are still sick due to COVID-19, an alarming figure not seen in the previous three waves of the pandemic.
The latest surge in coronavirus infections has led to a dramatic increase in hospitalizations and intensive care unit (ICU) admissions, forcing many hospitals to postpone non-critical operations.
There were 4,202 seriously ill coronavirus patients in ICUs across the country on Thursday, with 2,163 of them on ventilators, according to the DIVI association for emergency medicine.
German authorities introduced tougher measures this week, especially for the unvaccinated.
Since Wednesday, many federal states are requiring passengers on public transport to be vaccinated, or have recovered or tested negative.
According to the “3G rule” in the workplace, employees now have to present proof of vaccination, recovery from the virus or a negative test before coming to work.
Several federal states, including Brandenburg, Saxony, and Bavaria, canceled Christmas markets and ordered bars and clubs to close in an effort to curb the spread of the virus.

Robert Koch Institute reports 76,414 new infections, 357 deaths over past 24 hours

German authorities introduced tougher measures this week, especially for the unvaccinated

Germany sees record COVID-19 cases for 3rd day in a row

The extended session of the HDZ BiH Presidency in Kupres was held yesterday at which they discussed the current political processes and negotiations on the reform of the B&amp;H Election Law as a key political issue that will guide all future relations, especially in the Federation of B&amp;H.

Also, the functioning of institutions at all levels of government and security issues were the topics of an extended session of the Presidency.
It was emphasized that rhetoric that disrupts interethnic relations and that the public is witnessing cannot contribute to anything but the nationalist particular goals of certain policies.
It was highlighted that the future electoral legislation provides the necessary preconditions for holding the 2022 General Elections and regulates all existing unconstitutional anomalies and prevents discrimination, imposition of political representatives and majoritarianism.
The B&amp;H Election Law must enable legitimate political representation with equal active and passive voting rights for all and be in line with the B&amp;H Constitution.
It was pointed out that the Presidency of B&amp;H and the House (s) of Peoples (B&amp;H and FB&amp;H) cannot be discriminated against because in the Dayton Peace Agreement they are set as institutional frameworks based on equal representation and legitimate representation of constituent peoples.
These institutions serve as a balance of the majority and consensus model, similar to all other multinational states across Europe and the world.

EU mobilizes additional €2.5 million to support vulnerable refugees and migrants

Radončić: SDA and HDZ agreed to introduce electronic records in the elections

New COVID-19 restrictions come in effect in England

14 soldiers killed in Azerbaijani helicopter crash

Fire in Barcelona building kills 4 members of family

Fahrudin Radončić: I do not want to be pessimistic, but the views of the Bosniak and Croat blocs are not any closer

Džindić: We agreed on everything regarding the miners' request

A sole witness of mass murder of Bosniaks and Croats in Uborak and Sutina dies

Minister of Health of ZDC dr. Adnan Jupić joined SBB

SIPA B&H arrests nine persons for crimes against humanity

Foreign ministers of Japan, Russia discuss bilateral ties over phone

Ukraine's Zelensky speaks to Germany's Merkel, EU's Michel about border situation with Russia

WHO convenes special meeting to discuss new COVID variant in South Africa

SBB: Only Željko Komšić can help miners in just 24 hours and tell his director to accept their justified demands

Germany sees record COVID-19 cases for 3rd day in a row

Presidency of HDZ B&H on the reform of B&H Election Law as a key issue

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EU mobilizes additional €2.5 million to support vulnerable refugees and migrants

Radončić: SDA and HDZ agreed to introduce electronic records in the elections

New COVID-19 restrictions come in effect in England

14 soldiers killed in Azerbaijani helicopter crash

Fire in Barcelona building kills 4 members of family

Fahrudin Radončić: I do not want to be pessimistic, but the views of the Bosniak and Croat blocs are not any closer

Džindić: We agreed on everything regarding the miners' request

A sole witness of mass murder of Bosniaks and Croats in Uborak and Sutina dies

Minister of Health of ZDC dr. Adnan Jupić joined SBB

SIPA B&H arrests nine persons for crimes against humanity

Foreign ministers of Japan, Russia discuss bilateral ties over phone

Ukraine's Zelensky speaks to Germany's Merkel, EU's Michel about border situation with Russia

WHO convenes special meeting to discuss new COVID variant in South Africa

SBB: Only Željko Komšić can help miners in just 24 hours and tell his director to accept their justified demands

Germany sees record COVID-19 cases for 3rd day in a row

Presidency of HDZ B&H on the reform of B&H Election Law as a key issue