Members of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) are carrying out actions this morning on the order of the SC Prosecutor's Office with the aim of arresting the killers of two Sarajevo police officers, Adis Šehović and Davor Vujinović.
Searches are underway at several locations in East Sarajevo and Pale. The police station in Pale is also being searched.
According to the information that "Avaz" has, no one has been arrested or detained.

This morning, SIPA searched the office in the Police Administration of East Sarajevo, which is used by Marijana Macan, whose husband is inaccessible to the law enforcement authorities, and who is connected to the murder of Sarajevo police officers in 2018.
It is about, according to information from sources close to the investigation, Aleksandar Macan. He was not found at his address in Pale. Macan was previously linked to the car mafia, but has not been in Bosnia and Herzegovina for more than two years. Allegedly, he was supposed to return to B&amp;H a few days ago, which is why the action was prepared.
Macan's DNA was allegedly found at the scene of the police murder. Macan is the son-in-law of fugitive Milomir Savčić, a war crimes indictee.
We remind you that Šehović and Vujinović were killed on October 26, 2018, while they were on a work assignment. Šehović was killed on the spot, and Vujinović died in the hospital.

According to "Avaz", no one has been arrested or detained, it is suspected that the action was discovered

SIPA did not find the first suspect in the murder of Sarajevo police officers

Members of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) are carrying out actions this morning on the order of the SC Prosecutor's Office with the aim of arresting the killers of two Sarajevo police officers, Adis Šehović and Davor Vujinović.
Searches are underway at several locations in East Sarajevo and Pale. The police station in Pale is also being searched.

According to the information that "Avaz" has, no one has been arrested or detained. The first suspect, Aleksandar Macan, who is the son-in-law of war crimes indictee Milomir Savčić, was not found at the address. Savčić fled B&amp;H to Serbia three months ago.
As for Macan, he has previously been linked to the car mafia, but has not been in Bosnia and Herzegovina for more than two years. Allegedly, he was supposed to return to B&amp;H a few days ago, which is why the action was prepared.

He allegedly fled to Spain, but there is no official confirmation yet.
The apartment of his wife, Marijana Savčić Macan, was searched. She is employed by the RS Ministry of the Interior, at the Pale police station.

According to the information that "Avaz" has, no one has been arrested or detained. The first suspect, Aleksandar Macan, was not found at the address

Aleksandar Macan, suspected of murdering police officer, is son-in-law of war crimes indictee Milomir Savčić

We welcome the extension of Althea’s executive mandate under the framework of a UNSC resolution, said today in its stated the EU Delegation to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

EUFOR continues to be an important element in strengthening security and stability in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which are basic requirements for moving forward on the EU reform path.
Through EUFOR, the EU is and will remain committed to supporting B&amp;H in maintaining a safe and secure environment.
The EU reiterates its full support to the High Representative, his mandate and his authority. We look forward to continued good cooperation with the Office of the High Representative on the remaining conditions/objectives of the 5+2 agenda.
The EU will continue its support for the country to fulfil the 14 key priorities from the Commission Opinion on its EU membership application.

EUFOR continues to be an important element in strengthening security and stability

EU Delegation to B&H welcomes the extension of EUFOR Althea’s mandate

The US Embassy in B&amp;H donated specialized equipment for coronavirus testing and detection to the Goražde Cantonal Hospital.

The donation worth around 120,000 KM was provided by the US Command for Europe through the Office of Cooperation in the Field of Defense of the US Embassy in B&amp;H.
The handover of the equipment that took place today was attended by the Charge d'affaires of the US Embassy in B&amp;H, Deborah Mennuti, Head of the Office for Cooperation in the Field of Defense at the US Embassy in B&amp;H, Major Taib Grozdanić, and the Assistant FB&amp;H Minister of Health, Goran Čerkez.
Mennuti emphasized that the donated equipment will enable the provision of appropriate healthcare for the citizens of BiH in these difficult times.
- This PCR machine will help to quickly identify and isolate the Covid-19 virus and thus help save lives and slow down the spread of the virus. Of course, testing and vaccination are the way to finally defeat the pandemic and I was really impressed when I heard that the vaccination rate is almost 50 percent in the area of ​​Podrinje Canton. This is a goal that we want to achieve in the wider area and a really great example of how citizens can help health workers who are on the front lines in the fight against the pandemic - said Mennuti.
She added that the donation was provided by the US Embassy as a NATO ally and NATO partner of B&amp;H, noting that NATO will actively continue to work on providing support to B&amp;H.
- NATO's partnership with B&amp;H is focused on reforms and activities that extend through all spheres of society and aim to improve the lives of all B&amp;H citizens, and these reforms include both today's donation and reforms in the field of rule of law and reforms in the field of the defense sector. Of course, B&amp;H is the one that should lead its own reforms, but NATO and the United States are always there to help. This is just one of the domains in which the United States is trying to provide support to B&amp;H on its Euro-Atlantic path - said the Charge d'affaires of the US Embassy in B&amp;H.
Director of the Cantonal Hospital Goražde, prim.dr. Nermina Kamenica pointed out that the donated equipment, as well as a number of tests, are of great importance for this institution.
- The Podrinje Canton is in daily for tests for COVID-19, and after this pandemic, the device will be used for other microbiological analyses, and we are in the process of equipping a microbiological laboratory for these purposes - said Kamenica.
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The donation is worth around 120,000 KM

Picture taken today during the handover of donation

US Embassy donates precious healthcare equipment to Goražde Cantonal Hospital

Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Šefik Džaferović met with the President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev in Baku today. 

The interlocutors pointed out that the relations between the two countries are extremely good and friendly, with significant room for improving relations in the field of economic, energy and cultural cooperation.
They discussed the project of the Adriatic-Ionian Gas Pipeline (IAP), which envisages ensuring the direct supply of natural gas to Bosnia and Herzegovina from Azerbaijan, which is extremely important given the growing challenges in the European market when it comes to gas supply.
President Aliyev expressed gratitude to Džaferović for the repeatedly confirmed support to the Azerbaijani authorities in the efforts they are making to protect the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan.
Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Džaferović congratulated the President of Azerbaijan on the signing of the peace agreement regarding the Karabakh region and provided full support to the reintegration of the territory of Azerbaijan.
They discussed the challenges facing the Azerbaijani authorities in demining the territory of the Karabakh region and the support that demining teams from Bosnia and Herzegovina can provide in this regard.
The President of Azerbaijan called on Bosnian companies to participate in infrastructure reconstruction projects in the Karabakh region, stated the B&amp;H Presidency. 
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The interlocutors pointed out that the relations between the two countries are extremely good and friendly, with significant room for improving relations in the field of economic, energy and cultural cooperation

Džaferović meets with President of Azerbaijan Aliyev

An exhumation is being carried out at the location of Duboki potok, in the municipality of Kneževo, by the order of the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The exhumation is taking place in an extremely inaccessible mountainous terrain, as the search for the remains of the victims from the last war from the area of Kotor-Varoš is in progress.
The remains of one person have already been found at the site, and the search continues.
The found remains will be sent for forensic-medical processing in order to determine the identity of the victim through DNA analysis, said the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.&nbsp;

The exhumation is taking place in an extremely inaccessible mountainous terrain

The remains of one person have already been found at the site, and the search continues

Ongoing exhumation in Kneževo area, remains of one person found

The COVID-19 pandemic in Bulgaria has come to a "critical" phase as the number of active cases soared above 100,000, the country’s health minister warned on Tuesday.

In a meeting with representatives of the health and pharmaceutical sectors, Stoycho Katsarov underlined the importance of unity in the fight against COVID-19 despite differences of opinion.
- We’re here to express our common concern, we’re all facing a huge threat, and joint action is needed - Katsarov said.
As a fourth wave of the pandemic escalates in Bulgaria, the next two weeks are expected to be critical, he continued.
- This is not merely a crisis of health, it is a national disaster. Without unity, our health system cannot cope with it alone.-Katsarov advised people to follow "a few simple rules," including wearing masks, minimizing social contacts, not leaving home unless necessary, and maintaining social distance.
- And most importantly, get vaccinated," he said, noting that all other measures would be temporary and would only prolong lockdowns. In order for the healthcare system to survive, you have to get vaccinated - Katsarov added.
As many as 6,007 new cases were recorded in the country over the last 24 hours, and 310 people succumbed to the virus. A total of 8,030 patients are currently under treatment at hospitals, with 669 of them in intensive care.
The Health Ministry reported that 94% of those who lost their lives were not vaccinated.
The number of active cases in the country rose above 100,000, and the total number of fatalities reached 24,309.
Under government-mandated measures, schools are being held online, and vaccination certificates are required to attend entertainment, sports, and culture events as well as enter restaurants.
With nearly 80% of its population unvaccinated – the lowest rate in the European Union – Bulgaria’s government is stepping up its vaccination campaign while continuing to struggle with anti-vaccine protests.

Health minister calls on public to get vaccinated as total number of active cases rises above 100,000

The number of active cases in the country rose above 100,000, and the total number of fatalities reached 24,309

Bulgaria grapples with "critical" phase of pandemic amid 4th wave

The Eastern Mediterranean 2021 exercise being hosted by the Turkish navy started on Monday.

Some 5,000 personnel and 36 ships from 10 countries will participate in the exercise, which runs until Nov. 12, Lt. Col. Cuneyt Talayman said at a briefing on the Turkish navy’s TCG Bayraktar.
Various scenarios will be simulated to prepare public and civil bodies for disaster response efforts, the official said.
The exercise also aims to evaluate the preparedness of the Turkish navy, he added.
Talayman said 26 ships of the Turkish navy will be part of the drills, along with maritime patrol planes, helicopters, and teams of naval special forces.
Turkey’s air force, army, and coast guard will also join the exercises, he added.
The drills will be monitored by 11 observers from Iraq, Bahrain, Libya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Oman, and Ukraine.

36 ships, 5,000 personnel from 10 countries will participate in exercises until Nov. 12

Various scenarios will be simulated to prepare public and civil bodies for disaster response efforts

Multinational naval drills hosted by Turkey kick off in Eastern Mediterranean

The United Nations Security Council is due to consider the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the extension of the EUFOR Mission to B&amp;H on Wednesday (November 3), whose mandate expires on November 5, confirmed the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of B&amp;H to the United Nations in New York Sven Alkalaj in a statement for FENA.

In the meantime, meetings and consultations are being held behind closed doors between representatives of UN Security Council member states, in which B&amp;H does not participate as it is not a member of the Security Council.

The session was originally scheduled to take place today, but was postponed because, according to Alkalaj, the text of the resolution that was supposed to extend the mandate of EUFOR forces was not agreed and because of an agreement on how to hold a session on the situation in B&amp;H.
- As it is known, Russia and China do not recognize the legitimacy of the High Representative of the International Community in B&amp;H Christian Schmidt, and from that point of view, all connotations that would be related to the High Representative are debatable for them - Alkalaj explains.
Alkalaj emphasizes that the most important thing for him is to discuss the situation in B&amp;H, since "we are witnessing saber-rattling and the disintegration of B&amp;H is being announced", which is why it is extremely important for the UN Security Council to comment on this and take a stand.
- The position taken by the Security Council is binding on all members. I had the opportunity to see the report prepared by Schmidt for the Security Council and it reflects the real situation in B&amp;H and faithfully outlines the situation - says Alkalaj.

<h2>"Very real" possibility of new conflicts</h2>

High Representative Christian Schmidt warned in the report that B&amp;H was in imminent danger of disintegration and that there is a "very real" possibility of new conflicts.

The report, which Schmidt is due to submit to the United Nations Security Council, the first since he was appointed to the post on August 1, states that if Republic of Srpska separatists carry out their threat to re-create their own army, more international peacekeepers should be sent to B&amp;H to prevent new conflicts.
In his first report since taking office, Schmidt, a former minister in the German government, warned that B&amp;H faces "the greatest existential threat in the post-war period" and as one example of this, he singled out the threat of B&amp;H Presidency member and SNSD leader Milorad Dodik withdrawing from state institutions, including the B&amp;H Armed Forces.

Alkalaj: It is important for Security Council to comment on the situation in B&H

Deputy Speaker of the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina and President of the Party of Democratic Action (SDA) Bakir Izetbegović met today in Istanbul with President of the Republic of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Izetbegović informed Erdogan about the current situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the unilateral unconstitutional activities of the Republika Srpska authorities, which violate the Dayton Peace Agreement.
Negotiations on changes to the Constitution and electoral legislation in Bosnia and Herzegovina were also discussed.
The interlocutors paid special attention to strengthening economic cooperation between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Turkey, with a special focus on the Sarajevo-Belgrade motorway construction project. The necessity of urgent start of the realization of this project was stated, considering that the necessary credit funds have already been secured.
Izetbegović thanked Erdogan for the support of the Republic of Turkey to Bosnia and Herzegovina in the political and economic field, the SDA said.

Negotiations on changes to the Constitution and electoral legislation in Bosnia and Herzegovina were also discussed

Bakir Izetbegović and Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Izetbegović informs Erdogan about unilateral unconstitutional activities of RS

Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Željko Komšić addressed today the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP26) taking place in Glasgow, which is the largest such conference in recent decades, attended by more than 180 heads of state.

As Komšić pointed out at the beginning of his address, the conference is being held at a time when the world is facing the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic on a daily basis, as well as a series of climate challenges that pose a difficult task for humanity for the future.
- That is why it is important to reach a joint agreement on how to accelerate global action against climate change, in order to keep the temperature rise below 1.5 degrees Celsius, and prevent climate change from spiraling out of control - he said.
He noted that the challenges are different for each country, but regardless of that, it is necessary for everyone to be on the same page and act together in the fight against the climate crisis, just as it is necessary to set realistic and achievable goals because implementation will require significant financial resources, especially in countries with lower GDP such as Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- B&amp;H is making efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but in the coming period, we will have to invest more energy and money in order to achieve the goals we have set for ourselves. In April this year, B&amp;H submitted its updated Established Contribution (NDC) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), confirming its commitment to fulfilling the Paris Climate Agreement - Komšić reminded in his address.

<h2>Significant international assistance </h2>

He explained that by submitting this document, Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of the first countries in the Western Balkans to adopt an updated NDC with a plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 33.2 percent by 2030 and almost 66 percent by 2050.

In order to meet the goals of climate change prevention, BiH is also working to enable the transition to sustainability and create a favorable environment for attracting private sector investment in clean, affordable energy.
- We will need significant international assistance when it comes to the transfer of technology, the establishment of financial mechanisms to encourage decarbonization, as well as financial support for projects related to climate issues - Komšić added.
In order to further decarbonize the energy sector, in November 2020, Bosnia and Herzegovina signed the Sofia Declaration, thus undertaking to work together with the European Union to make Europe a climate-neutral continent by 2050.
- In this regard, one of the most important activities we are currently working on is the development of the Integrated Energy and Climate Plan for the period from 2021 to 2030 (NECP BiH). The document harmonizes multiple goals: the European Union in the field of energy and climate, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the Paris Agreement and the Energy Community - he said.
The Plan for Bosnia and Herzegovina will define goals for increasing energy efficiency measures, increasing the share of renewable energy sources and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, as well as the necessary policies and measures for their implementation.
- The aim is to set ambitious goals for each of the dimensions of the Plan, which we believe is realistic to be achieved by 2030, and which will enable further development of the energy sector of Bosnia and Herzegovina - emphasized Komšić.

He also said that within the drafting up the National Energy and Climate Plan, B&amp;H is working on a Roadmap for the transition of the coal-rich region, adding that such a transition of the coal-rich region and the entire energy sector in BiH must be fair and enable the transition from coal to renewable source without the job loss.

When it comes to the energy sector, it is of the utmost importance for Bosnia and Herzegovina to define ways to finance the energy transition, as the energy transition will require significant investments in low-carbon technologies and infrastructure.
- In that sense, Bosnia and Herzegovina, like other countries, will need significant international financial assistance and support for the decarbonization of the energy sector by 2050, with a special focus on the planned closure of coal mines and the shutdown of coal-fired power plants - said Komšić.
He notes that B&amp;H undoubtedly wants to give its contribution in the fight against climate change, but it will not be able to do it alone, but it will need support and cooperation with countries that can accelerate this process with their knowledge and resources.
- Regardless of the fact that I do not represent a country with such a large population, in an effort to stop climate change it will be necessary for everyone to contribute, and you can count on us - concluded in his speech the B&amp;H Presidency Chairman Željko Komšić in Glasgow.
The UN Conference, called COP26, is considered a historic event in the fight against climate change, which is expected to be attended by 25,000 delegates from around the world.

He noted that the challenges are different for each country

Komšić: Fighting climate change requires joint action and realistic goals

A total of 3,222 coronavirus samples were tested in the last 24 hours in Bosnia and Herzegovina, of which 706 were positive, while 42 people died as a result of coronavirus infection.

In the past 24 hours, a total of 2,109 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 304 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.
18 people died in the Federation of B&amp;H in the past 24 hours.
In the last 24 hours, 803 samples were tested at the Institute of Public Health of Republic of Srpska, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 329 people.
23 deaths have been reported to the RS Institute of Public Health in the last 24 hours.
310 samples were tested in the Brčko District of B&amp;H, of which 73 were positive for Covid. One person died.
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310 samples were tested in the Brčko District, of which 73 were positive for coronavirus

18 people died in the Federation of B&H in the past 24 hours

706 people infected with COVID in B&H, 42 persons died

Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Željko Komšić represents Bosnia and Herzegovina at the UN Climate Change Conference, which began today in Glasgow.

It is the largest such conference in recent decades, attended by more than 180 heads of state.
Chairman Komšić was welcomed by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson, after which he attended a meeting of leaders who supported the declaration on forest protection.
After the official opening of the conference, Komšić is scheduled to hold a series of bilateral meetings and then attend a gala dinner which will be attended by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, US President Joseph Biden, Prince William, and other world leaders.
B&amp;H Presidency Chairman Željko Komšić's address to world leaders is scheduled for Tuesday morning, when he will have the opportunity to talk about Bosnia and Herzegovina and the problems we face in the energy transition, after which he will attend a separate meeting on the topic of limiting methane emissions.
The UN Conference, called COP26, is considered a historic event in the fight against climate change, which is expected to be attended by 25,000 delegates from around the world, said the Presidency of B&amp;H.

It is the largest such conference in recent decades, attended by more than 180 heads of state

B&H Presidency Chairman Željko Komšić's address to world leaders is scheduled for Tuesday morning

Komšić represents B&H at the UN Climate Change Conference

In the last 24 hours in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a total of 1,293 samples were tested for coronavirus, of which 302 were positive, while 41 people died as a result of the pandemic.

In the past 24 hours, a total of 924 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 249 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.
A total of 199 samples were tested at the Institute of Public Health of the RS in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 50 people. 16 deaths were reported.
In the last 24 hours, 170 samples of coronavirus were tested in the Brčko District, three of which were positive, and one person died.
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16 deaths were reported in Republic of Srpska

170 samples of coronavirus were tested in the Brčko District

In the last 24 hours, 302 newly infected with coronavirus, 41 people died

In memory of the murdered Bosniaks of Kotor-Varoš, about 60 participants in the Peace March "Silent Walk for a Great Pain" took off from Karaula near Travnik this morning.

Families are still searching for a total of 275 Bosniaks from the Kotor-Varoš municipality. From November 1 to 3, 1992, 175 people went missing on the path of evacuation, 161 of them went missing at a primary school in Grabovica. About 90 people from Kotor Varoš managed to get to Travnik alive.
The Peace March seeks to speed up the process of searching for the missing and prosecuting responsible members of the military and civilian authorities of the entity of Republic of Srpska.
- As returnees to Kotor Varoš, we mostly encounter silence in the institutions of Republic of Srpska, our questions have no answer, and one question is the most important, where are our loved ones? - said Amrudin Alagić, president of the Peace March organization board.
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Families are still searching for a total of 275 Bosniaks from the Kotor-Varoš municipality

Peace march for Bosniaks from Kotor Varoš who went missing war in the last war

The EU reiterated its call for Israel to halt its plans to expand settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories on Friday, warning that any new changes to the pre-1967 borders that are not agreed upon by the parties will be rejected by the bloc.

- Settlements are illegal under international law and constitute a major obstacle to the achievement of the two-state solution and a just, lasting and comprehensive peace between the parties - according to a statement from the office of EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell.
Underlining that the EU strongly rejects the expansion of settlements, the statement said the union will not recognize any changes to the pre-1967 borders, including those pertaining to Jerusalem, that are not agreed upon by the parties.
The statement urged the Israeli government to revoke the recent steps, which are totally incompatible with ongoing efforts to reduce tensions, and instead focus on furthering meaningful re-engagement between the conflicting parties.
- The EU will continue to play its part supporting steps towards sustainable peace between Israelis and Palestinians - it added.
On Sunday, Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh called the plans "a blatant aggression on our lands."
However, despite Shtayyeh's condemnation, Israel's Higher Planning Council approved the construction of 3,144 settlement units in the West Bank on Wednesday.
There were 13 illegal Jewish settlements in occupied East Jerusalem and 253 others in the West Bank. More than 660,000 Jewish settlers live in these settlements, making life even harder for Palestinians living under occupation.
Under international law, the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, is regarded as "occupied territory," making all Jewish settlements there illegal.​​​​​​​

Foreign policy chief Borrell urges Tel Aviv to halt illegal construction, calling it major obstacle to achieving 2-state solution

Underlining that the EU strongly rejects the expansion of settlements, the statement said the union will not recognize any changes to the pre-1967 borders, including those pertaining to Jerusalem, that are not agreed upon by the parties

SIPA did not find the first suspect in the murder of Sarajevo police officers

Aleksandar Macan, suspected of murdering police officer, is son-in-law of war crimes indictee Milomir Savčić

EU Delegation to B&H welcomes the extension of EUFOR Althea’s mandate

US Embassy donates precious healthcare equipment to Goražde Cantonal Hospital

Džaferović meets with President of Azerbaijan Aliyev

Ongoing exhumation in Kneževo area, remains of one person found

Bulgaria grapples with "critical" phase of pandemic amid 4th wave

Multinational naval drills hosted by Turkey kick off in Eastern Mediterranean

Alkalaj: It is important for Security Council to comment on the situation in B&H

Izetbegović informs Erdogan about unilateral unconstitutional activities of RS

Komšić: Fighting climate change requires joint action and realistic goals

706 people infected with COVID in B&H, 42 persons died

Komšić represents B&H at the UN Climate Change Conference

In the last 24 hours, 302 newly infected with coronavirus, 41 people died

Peace march for Bosniaks from Kotor Varoš who went missing war in the last war

EU says it will not recognize new Israel's settlements in Jerusalem

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SIPA did not find the first suspect in the murder of Sarajevo police officers

Aleksandar Macan, suspected of murdering police officer, is son-in-law of war crimes indictee Milomir Savčić

EU Delegation to B&H welcomes the extension of EUFOR Althea’s mandate

US Embassy donates precious healthcare equipment to Goražde Cantonal Hospital

Džaferović meets with President of Azerbaijan Aliyev

Ongoing exhumation in Kneževo area, remains of one person found

Bulgaria grapples with "critical" phase of pandemic amid 4th wave

Multinational naval drills hosted by Turkey kick off in Eastern Mediterranean

Alkalaj: It is important for Security Council to comment on the situation in B&H

Izetbegović informs Erdogan about unilateral unconstitutional activities of RS

Komšić: Fighting climate change requires joint action and realistic goals

706 people infected with COVID in B&H, 42 persons died

Komšić represents B&H at the UN Climate Change Conference

In the last 24 hours, 302 newly infected with coronavirus, 41 people died

Peace march for Bosniaks from Kotor Varoš who went missing war in the last war

EU says it will not recognize new Israel's settlements in Jerusalem