The US aviation giant Boeing is moving first time out of North America to produce military drones in Australia.

- World aviation giant Boeing has selected Toowoomba as the preferred site for an uncrewed aircraft production facility - Queensland Prime Minister Annastacia Palaszczuk and the region’s Treasurer and Minister for Investment Cameron Dick in a joint statement.
The statement, released on Wednesday, said the step was to partner with the private sector to “grow Queensland’s advanced manufacturing sector *which* is an important part of the Palaszczuk Government’s Economic Recovery Plan.”
Announcement comes days after the US, UK and Australian federal government announced a defense pact – AUKUS – under which Canberra will get technology to produce nuclear-powered submarines.
- The uncrewed aircraft is designed to operate as a team, using artificial intelligence to extend the capabilities of crewed and uncrewed platforms - the statement said.
The US aviation giant will establish the facility at Toowoomba’s Wellcamp Aerospace and Defense Precinct to produce and assemble the Boeing Airpower Teaming System – also called “Loyal Wingman”.
- It will be subject to defense orders - the statement said.
- The aircraft made its first flight in February 2021 and is the first military combat aircraft designed, developed and manufactured in Australia in half a century - it added.
- This has the potential to greatly improve our state’s advanced manufacturing capability and help shape a workforce of Queenslanders with the skills to build some of the world’s most cutting-edge aircraft - said Palaszczuk.
- Boeing Australia is currently developing six aircrafts in partnership with the Royal Australian Air Force, with flight testing ongoing - the statement read.

It is 1st time US aviation giant has moved out of North America for production

Boeing Australia is currently developing six aircrafts in partnership with the Royal Australian Air Force, with flight testing ongoing

Boeing to produce military drones in Australia

Nobel Prize winners will receive medals and diplomas in their home countries this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Nobel Foundation said Thursday.

- I think everybody would like the COVID-19 pandemic to be over, but we are not there yet - Vidar Helgesen, Executive Director of the Nobel Foundation said in a statement. -Uncertainty about the course of the pandemic and international travel possibilities is the reason why the 2021 laureates will receive their medals and diplomas in their home countries.-The Nobel Prize was also postponed last year due to the pandemic.
The foundation said there is still a possibility that the peace prize might be awarded in Norway but the Norwegian Nobel Committee will make a final decision next month.
Winners in physiology or medicine, physics, chemistry, literature and peace will be announced between Oct. 4-11.
Besides the banquet, digital Nobel Prize lectures, seminars, concerts will be held in Oslo and Stockholm.
Before the pandemic, the Nobel Prize was last postponed in 1956 to protest the Soviet Union's invasion of Hungary. The ceremony was not held during the world wars.

Winners will receive medals, diplomas in home countries , Nobel Foundation says

The Nobel Prize was also postponed last year due to the pandemic

Nobel Prize postponed due to pandemic, again

Sudanese protesters on Thursday closed Port Sudan Airport amid protests against a 2020 peace deal with rebel groups.


Beja tribes in eastern Sudan have criticized the peace agreement, saying it does not represent them.
- Port Sudan Airport has been closed, as a response to the central government's slowness in finding urgent and immediate solutions to the issue of eastern Sudan - Ahmed Musa, a legal adviser to the High Council of Beja Nazirs, told Anadolu Agency.
Since Aug. 21, 2019, Sudan has been going through a 53-month transitional period that will end with holding elections in early 2024, during which power is shared by the army, the Forces of Freedom and Change alliance (FFC) and armed movements that signed a peace agreement with Khartoum on Oct. 3, 2020.
On Tuesday, Sudanese authorities thwarted a coup attempt by a group of military officers.

Beja tribes in eastern Sudan say peace deal signed with rebel groups does not represent them

Beja tribes in eastern Sudan have criticized the peace agreement, saying it does not represent them

Port Sudan Airport closed amid protests

Three e-mails arrived at the address of the Avaz.ba portal on September 17th at 12:28 pm, in which audio recordings of conversations between Osman Mehmedagić, Director of ISA B&amp;H and Gordana Tadić, Chief State Prosecutor and her Deputy Ozrenka Nešković were attached.
The first two e-mails had audio recordings attached, and the third, had the text containing the addresses of other media to which this content was sent, and the only one who published them was the "Avaza" portal.

<h2>He has been following illegally for a long time</h2>

The e-mail states that honest and oppressed employees of the Intelligence and Security Agency of B&amp;H (ISA B&amp;H) are behind it. This e-mail was also sent to the address of other media in B&amp;H.
In the first place, which can be seen from the email, is the name of the Istraga.ba portal, whose founder and editor is Avdo Avdić.
"Avaz" decided to censor the name of the sender in order to protect the source.

The e-mail states, among other things, that ISA Director General Osman Mehmedagić Osmica, abusing the resources of the service, has been illegally monitoring and eavesdropping on Chief State Prosecutor Gordana Tadić for a long time.
It is alleged that through his loyal staff in the service, he illegally wiretapped the office of the chief prosecutor. As proof of that, they sent to the media recordings of the conversation between Mehmedagić, Chief Prosecutor Tadić and her deputy Ozrenka Nešković.
According to the authors of the letter from the ISA, Mehmedagić requested that this recording be delivered to him personally, and then immediately destroyed due to the fact that he appears in the mentioned recording.
Perhaps the answer to the question why Avdić did not publish the recording, lies in the fact what Mehmedagić said on the recording.

<h2>He filed a complaint, and then he started to suck up</h2>

Speaking about Avdo Avdić, Osmica said:
- When I was appointed for director, he met me on the road and said "what are you paraintelligence officers doing". I kicked him and chased him down. He then went to the US Embassy, FUP, SIPA, filed a complaint against me, and then started to suck up- says Osmica.
In the video, Mehmedagić admits that Avdo Avdić and "Slobodna Bosna" published the wrong information that Gordana Tadić was staying at the Jadran Hotel in Neum.
- Avdo monitors those public procurements - said Osmica to Tadić.

When I was appointed for director, he met me on the road and said "what are you paraintelligence officers doing". I kicked him and chased him down, Osmica said about Avdić

Here is to whom e-mail was sent: Why didn't Avdo Avdić publish a recording of the conversation between Gordana Tadić and Osman Mehmedagić

Vlado Adamović, the lawyer of Gordana Tadić, the chief state prosecutor, told for "Avaz" today that he would appeal on the decision of the Second Instance Commission of the HJPC, which relieves Tadić of her duties due to disciplinary violations.
Adamović says that the Second Instance Decision was only copied from the First Instance Commission of the HJPC, which is a lump sum.
- No explanation was given. We will complain. What follows is an appeal against the sanction to the HJPC and that is it. This is not a final decision. The final word will be given by the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in its full composition - says Adamović.
He told us that he was not aware of whether the decision of the Second Instance Commission was unanimous.
By the way, the members of the Second Instance Commission are Slavo Lakić, Mustafa Šabić and Sanin Bogunić.

No explanation was given. We will complain. An appeal against the sanction to the HJPC follows, and that's it, says Adamović

Adamović for "Avaz": This is not a final decision, the final decision is made by the entire HJPC

The Second Instance Disciplinary Commission of the HJPC B&amp;H has made a decision in the proceedings against Gordana Tadić, the Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.
As reported by the HJPC B&amp;H, the Commission confirmed the first-instance decision, which relieved Tadić of his duties.
- Rejects as unfounded the appeal of the defendant and confirms the decision of the First Instance Disciplinary Commission of July 23, 2021. year - it is stated in the decision.
However, this is an invalid decision because Tadić has the right to appeal to the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council, which must give the final word.
- Pursuant to the provisions of Article 58, Paragraph 1, Item (e) and Article 59 of the Law on the HJPC of B&amp;H, the disciplinary measure was imposed on the respondent: Transfer from the position of Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the position of Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina. An appeal against the decision of the Second Instance Commission of the HJPC B&amp;H may be filed with the Council as a whole within 8 days from the day of receipt of the decision. The decision of the Second Instance Disciplinary Commission can be challenged only due to the imposed disciplinary measure, in accordance with Article 103, paragraph 2 of the Rules of Procedure of the HJPC B&amp;H - it is stated in the decision.
The lawsuit filed against Tadić by the Office of the Disciplinary Prosecutor states that she neglected the obligations and orders of the HJPC to assign cases of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H to prosecutors through a system that is automated. Also, as stated in the lawsuit, Tadić failed to ensure the initiation of the procedure of personal security checks of the staff of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H that handles classified information, as well as the order of the HJPC that all judicial institutions in B&amp;H implement all obligations and measures of the Law on Protection of Classified Information.

This is an invalid decision because Tadić has the right to appeal to the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council, which must give the final word

Decision on dismissal of Gordana Tadić, Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of B&H, is confirmed

Mustafa Šabić, judge of the Supreme Court of the Federation, Jadranka Stanišić, judge of the Supreme Court of RS and lawyer Duška Blagojević scheduled a session of the Second Instance Disciplinary Commission for Judges of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in the case against Ranko Debevec, President of the Court of B&amp;H, Avaz portal has learned.
-Regarding your inquiry, we would like to inform you that, after the President of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina (HJPC B&amp;H) made a decision on the request for exemption of one member of the commission in disciplinary proceedings against the President of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the conditions for the continuation of the work of the Second Instance Disciplinary Commission have been met and it has started working - it was said from the HJPC in response to our inquiry.
We find out that Debevec asked for Blagojević's exemption, but it was rejected.
They were appointed three weeks ago through the Automatic Disciplinary Case Management System (DKCMS) and will decide on the UDT's appeal that the severely compromised President of the Court Debevec, although he was in numerous scandals, inappropriate meetings, threats to prosecutors, journalists, the HJPC commission only publicly reprimanded him in the disciplinary proceedings against him for several disciplinary offenses.
One of them is inappropriate contact with Osman Mehmedagić Osmica, director of the Intelligence and Security Agency (ISA), last year, on the day when the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H filed a new indictment against Osmica in the "Security Checks" affair.
The session comes at a time when a shocking video was released in which Mehmedagić asks Gordana Tadić, the chief state prosecutor, to influence the prosecutor in the "Diploma" case.
Debevec is mentioned on several occasions in the recording.
The criminals are just asking to come to the Court - says Osmica on the recording.

Although he was in numerous scandals, inappropriate meetings, threats to prosecutors, journalists, he was punished only by a public reprimand

HJPC on the exam: The disciplinary commission discusses the fate of Ranko Debevec

Minister of Internal Affairs of Republic of Srpska Dragan Lukač pleaded not guilty today in the Basic Court in Banja Luka to a single count of indictment for endangering the security of the then former MP, and the current mayor of Banja Luka Draško Stanivuković, N1 reports.

Lukač briefly said today that he was "not guilty".
The indictment charges Lukač with threatening and hitting the then MP Stanivuković in the hall of the National Assembly of the RS in December 2019.
Lukač is charged with the criminal offense of "endangering safety", which is related to the criminal offense of "bodily injury".
The indictment alleges that Dragan Lukač hit the then MP Draško Stanivuković during a special session of the RS National Assembly held on December 23, 2019.
It is also stated that Stanivuković gave the RS Prime Minister Radovan Višković flags with the NATO pact, which the Prime Minister broke and threw on the floor.
- After that, Lukač made a serious threat to Stanivuković that he would harm him and addressed him in a threatening tone. And never do that to me again, I don't know how to treat others. Otherwise you will end up like those flags ended here today&nbsp; it is stated in the indictment.
It is also stated that Dragan Lukač, when Stanivuković approached him, said the words "Come at me, come at me again if you dare, you ape", and then "hit him in the face with an open fist of his right hand", which caused him bodily injury, crushing the mucous membrane of the lower lip.

Lukač is charged with the criminal offense of "endangering safety", which is related to the criminal offense of "bodily injury"

The indictment charges Lukač with threatening and hitting the then MP Stanivuković in the hall of the National Assembly of the RS in December 2019.

Lukač says not guilty regarding attack on Stanivuković

Swedish Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina Johanna Stromquist is on a two-day visit to the Una-Sana Canton (USC).

After staying in Bosanski Petrovac yesterday and at the location of the Reception Center "Lipa", today she met with representatives of the City Administration of Bihać and the Prime Minister of the USC Mustafa Ružnić.
- We have a really successful long-term cooperation with the City of Bihać and other cities and municipalities of the USC, when it comes to projects to strengthen local communities.&nbsp;Of course, we talked about that, but also about the current situation with migrants and refugees. Progress is evident in the complete process of dignified accommodation, treatment and enabling normal living conditions for these people. Now, the adequate engagement of the competent state institutions is very noticeable and we will continue to advocate for the fair distribution of this burden on the territory of the entire country - said Ambassador Stromquist.Representatives of the City Administration of Bihać emphasized the importance of such support and cooperation from the Embassy of Sweden in our country.
- In the past few years, we have jointly implemented numerous projects of energy efficiency, economic development, as well as strengthening democracy and human rights.&nbsp;We currently have three projects in the implementation phase, and of course, we also talked about cooperation in the future.&nbsp;We cannot emphasize enough Sweden's engagement and assistance when it comes to the situation with migrants and refugees - said the advisor to the mayor of Bihać, Edin Moranjkić.

We have a really successful long-term cooperation with the City of Bihać and other cities and municipalities, said Stromquist

Support of Swedish Embassy for projects to strengthen local communities in USC

In the past 24 hours, 2,390 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 420 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in all the cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H.
In the past 24 hours, 13 people died in the Federation of B&amp;H, the entity Institute for Public Health announced.
Today, 36 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H, out of 150 processed samples. Two people died in the same period.
Since the last report on the epidemiological situation in the entity of Republic of Srpska, 916 samples have been tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) has been confirmed in 396 people.
In the last 24 hours, 11 deaths have been reported to the RS Institute of Public Health.
The total number of hospitalized in the RS is 695.

36 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&H, out of 150 processed samples

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

COVID-19 confirmed in 852 persons in B&H, with 26 deaths

The UK and South Korea will share more than 1 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine with each other “to enhance rollout of life-saving jabs,” a government statement said Wednesday.

- The UK is sending over 1 million Pfizer/BioNTech vaccines to the Republic of Korea to enhance their vaccination programme, with the first batch expected to arrive in the coming weeks - the statement said.
By the end of 2021, South Korea “will return the same volume of doses to the UK, as the government continues with its vaccine rollout and the booster programme over the winter months.”
The swapping initiative will also help South Korea towards “hitting its target of administering a second dose to 70% of its population by the end of October.”
- By working closely with our friends in South Korea, this vaccine swap will maximise their rollout speed without having an impact on the UK’s vaccine programme - Health Secretary Sajid Javid said.
He added: “Separately, we continue to deliver on our commitment to donate 100 million doses to nations around the world by June 2022 to ensure as many people across the world are as safe from COVID-19 as possible.”
- The Republic of Korea is a strategic partner for the UK and the sharing of one million vaccines benefits both countries as we help build resistance against COVID-19 and save lives - Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said.

British Health Secretary Sajid Javid says vaccine sharing will maximize rollout speed in East Asian country

The swapping initiative will also help South Korea towards “hitting its target of administering a second dose to 70% of its population by the end of October”

UK, South Korea to swap over 1M coronavirus vaccines

Eruptions from a volcanic grew in intensity Wednesday on the island of La Palma that has forced more than 6,000 people to be evacuated on the Canary Islands off southwest Spain.

The Cumbre Vieja on one of the smallest islands in the region with active volcanic geography.
Local government sources said the average height of the lava from the Cumbre Vieja volcano has reached 6 meters since becoming active Sept. 19 and between 6,000 - 9,000 tons of sulfur dioxide has been emitted daily.
Lava advancing toward the sea has burned 320 houses and property damage in the past four has topped €400 million ($471 million). A total of 400 hectares (988 acres) of land, including 300 hectares (741 acres) of banana trees, have been lost.
Roads on the island have been closed for a week and education was suspended in four districts because they are located on the route of the lava.
The military emergency response has assisted with aid and is controlling operations with 30 vehicles and 67 personnel.
The Institute for Volcanic Studies of the Canary Islands said eruptions are expected to continue for 24 to 84 days.
Experts said lava advanced an average of 700 meters (2,000 feet) per day and it might take two weeks to reach the sea. They warned that when it hits the sea it could cause a risk to residents with a chemical reaction that could crease gas and severe eruptions.

More than 6,000 evacuated from La Palma Island; 400 hectares of land burned

Officials help during an evacuation process as Mount Cumbre Vieja continues to erupt in El Paso, spewing out columns of smoke, ash and lava on the Canary island of La Palma on September 21, 2021.

Volcanic eruptions intensify on Spain's Canary Islands

The US is buying half a billion additional doses of Pfizer-BioNTech's coronavirus vaccine and will share them with low- and middle-income countries, President Joe Biden announced Wednesday.

The announcement brings the US commitment to more than 1.1 billion doses, Biden said, after he announced at the G7 leaders meeting in June that his administration would make an initial purchase of 500 million doses that would be distributed through the UN's global vaccine alliance.
Those doses have already entered distribution with more than 160 million reaching 100 countries and Biden said the latest tranche would begin shipping in September 2022.
Speaking during a virtual COVID summit on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, Biden urged global leaders to begin "supercharging" efforts to address the pandemic.
- We’re not going to solve this crisis by half-measures, or middle-of-the-road ambitions. We need to go big, and we need to do our part - he said. - This is an all hands on deck crisis, and the good news is we know how to beat this pandemic.-Biden stressed that leaders must donate, not sell doses to nations in need "with no political strings attached" as he announced a goal of having 70% of the world vaccinated within a year.
The announcement comes after UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres issued a searing indictment of developed nations, emphasizing global inequity in vaccine access as wealthier nations begin mulling booster shots for their populations while many people are still desperately searching for their initial doses.
- This is a moral indictment at the state of our world. It is an obscenity. We passed the science test, but we are getting an F in ethics - he said as he opened the UN 76th General Assembly.

We’re not going to solve this crisis by half-measures, or middle-of-the-road ambitions. We need to go big, says Biden

The announcement brings the US commitment to more than 1.1 billion doses

US donating 500M more Pfizer doses to low, middle-income nations

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador criticized the US on Wednesday for failing to address a migration crisis it is facing.

- Enough of coercive measures - toward migration, Lopez Obrador told reporters as thousands of Haitians and other migrants are stuck on Mexico's northern border seeking entry to the US.
The president urged the US to sign an agreement to help Central American countries.
He said at a news conference that Washington has not fulfilled its commitment to invest $4 billion in the region.
- Imagine if I had been standing around waiting for it - he said. - Nothing has arrived, nothing. So, enough talk, we need action.-Mexico is in the midst of a migration crisis after thousands of mostly Haitian migrants have settled at the US-Mexico border. The US has been flying Haitian migrants from border camps as President Joe Biden faces pressure to stop expulsions.
And White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Monday that the executive mansion is seeking more information on viral videos that appear to show US Border Patrol agents on horseback violently grabbing Haitian refugees.
- Since the time of President Kennedy, the US has not invested enough in the region - Lopez Obrador said after pointing out that in the 1960s, Washington was committed to implementing a 10-year development plan.​​​​​​​
Lopez Obrador sent a letter to Biden a few weeks ago, asking him to act to stop migration from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
- I am confident that President Biden's government will accept the proposal we are making to face the migratory phenomenon with development, welfare, employment in the Central American countries, in the countries where development, employment and welfare are needed - he said.

Lopez Obrador says Washington has not filulfilled commitment to invest $4 billion in region

The president urged the US to sign an agreement to help Central American countries

Mexican president demands US address migration crisis

Head of the EU Delegation to B&amp;H and the EU Special Representative in B&amp;H, Ambassador Johann Sattler, visited Konjic on Wednesday, where he was hosted by the Mayor of Konjic, Osman Ćatić.

On that occasion, the two officials discussed the situation in the municipality of Konjic, the economy and current and planned projects of the local community with the aim of improving the lives of residents of this local community. 
Ambassador Sattler thanked Mayor Ćatić for his hospitality and emphasized that the European Union will strive to support all development programs in B&amp;H in the future, including those in Konjic.
Accompanied by Mayor Ćatić, Ambassador Sattler visited the Museum of Woodcarving of the company Rukotvorine in Konjic, which opened in 2019, with the support of the European Union.
Konjic woodcarving has been on the list of intangible heritage of UNESCO since 2017.

He was hosted by the Mayor of Konjic, Osman Ćatić

Sattler announces continued assistance to development programs in Konjic

Commenting on how the Chinese President Xi Jinping's announcement that China will no longer invest in thermal power plants abroad will affect the construction of Block 7 of the Tuzla Thermal Power Plant, the FB&amp;H Minister of Energy, Mining and Industry Nermin Džindić said on Wednesday that the government should look into the ways to end this project in a regular and legal manner.

- I heard the news from the media. The moment it comes as an official decision, then there will be an official statement. If the decision is as we heard from the media, then we should sit down and think about the directions to end this project in a regular, legal manner - Džindić told FENA during a visit to FEAL, adding that the alternative must be energy from renewable sources.
He stated that currently, as far as Block 7 is concerned, the FB&amp;H government has forwarded the information to the Parliament.
- Last week, we received official information from the Parliament to propose certain conclusions that will be treated during the debate. This information was sent by the ministry to Elektroprivreda B&amp;H, the supervisory board and the management.&nbsp;We have given seven days to comment and submit working material to us through conclusions on what should be debated in the Parliament. Therefore, the Parliament gives the final consent, and the signatory of the contract is Elektroprivreda B&amp;H, which is owned by the Government of FB&amp;H, with our strategic partner from China - said Minister Džindić.

I heard the news from the media, he added

FB&H Minister of Energy, Mining and Industry Nermin Džindić

Boeing to produce military drones in Australia

Nobel Prize postponed due to pandemic, again

Port Sudan Airport closed amid protests

Here is to whom e-mail was sent: Why didn't Avdo Avdić publish a recording of the conversation between Gordana Tadić and Osman Mehmedagić

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Decision on dismissal of Gordana Tadić, Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of B&H, is confirmed

HJPC on the exam: The disciplinary commission discusses the fate of Ranko Debevec

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Support of Swedish Embassy for projects to strengthen local communities in USC

COVID-19 confirmed in 852 persons in B&H, with 26 deaths

UK, South Korea to swap over 1M coronavirus vaccines

Volcanic eruptions intensify on Spain's Canary Islands

US donating 500M more Pfizer doses to low, middle-income nations

Mexican president demands US address migration crisis

Sattler announces continued assistance to development programs in Konjic

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Boeing to produce military drones in Australia

Nobel Prize postponed due to pandemic, again

Port Sudan Airport closed amid protests

Here is to whom e-mail was sent: Why didn't Avdo Avdić publish a recording of the conversation between Gordana Tadić and Osman Mehmedagić

Adamović for "Avaz": This is not a final decision, the final decision is made by the entire HJPC

Decision on dismissal of Gordana Tadić, Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of B&H, is confirmed

HJPC on the exam: The disciplinary commission discusses the fate of Ranko Debevec

Lukač says not guilty regarding attack on Stanivuković

Support of Swedish Embassy for projects to strengthen local communities in USC

COVID-19 confirmed in 852 persons in B&H, with 26 deaths

UK, South Korea to swap over 1M coronavirus vaccines

Volcanic eruptions intensify on Spain's Canary Islands

US donating 500M more Pfizer doses to low, middle-income nations

Mexican president demands US address migration crisis

Sattler announces continued assistance to development programs in Konjic

Džindić: FB&H Parliament will discuss the future of Block 7 of TPP Tuzla