NATO announced on Monday that it evacuated over 500 Afghan former employees and their families from the Taliban-controlled country.

-More than 500 Afghans who have worked with NATO and their families have been evacuated and are safely housed at temporary facilities in Bases around Europe supported by Allied troops- read a statement released by the Supreme Headquarters of Allied Powers Europe, the alliance’s European military command.
European military bases provide temporary accommodation for the people until NATO and national officials arrange international protection status, housing, and support for them in allied countries.
-NATO is committed to evacuate NATO employees and their families, those people we served with in Afghanistan, to a safe and secure environment- said Maj. Gen. John Mead, the chief of staff at Allied Rapid Reaction Corps.
In total, NATO allies have evacuated over 120,000 people by air from Kabul airport.

Former employees, families temporarily accommodated in NATO military bases across Europe until international protection status granted

In total, NATO allies have evacuated over 120,000 people by air from Kabul airport

NATO says over 500 Afghans who worked for alliance evacuated

Egypt on Monday urged all parties in Guinea to exercise self-restraint and to settle the ongoing crisis through dialogue and peaceful means.

In a statement, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said that Cairo is "following up closely and with deep concern the developments in the Republic of Guinea."
Meanwhile, Algeria rejected the move to detain Guinean President Alpha Conde.
In a statement, the Algerian Foreign Ministry said the country is committed "to the cardinal principles of the African Union, especially the rejection of unconstitutional change."
The statement also called for dialogue among Guinean parties to resolve the crisis.
On Sunday, Guinea's President Alpha Conde was detained by soldiers led by an army colonel, who announced the move on state television.
Alpha Conde, 83, was re-elected for a third term in October 2020 in polls marred by violence.
He first came to power in 2010 in a vote seen as the first democratic election since the former French colony gained independence.

Algeria rejects ‘unconstitutional change’ in western African country

In a statement, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said that Cairo is "following up closely and with deep concern the developments in the Republic of Guinea"

Egypt calls for restraint, dialogue in Guinea

NATO's Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg called on Monday allies and partners to modernize the arms control regime of the alliance.

Speaking at NATO’s annual arms control conference in Copenhagen, Stoltenberg warned that the world was “rapidly becoming more unpredictable, more competitive and more dangerous” as certain nuclear powers were “blatantly ignoring or breaking the global rules and spreading dangerous technology.”
-Russia continues to ignore and bend the rules by modernizing its arsenal with new air-launched ballistic missiles or nuclear-powered cruise missiles- he explained.
He stressed that China was also expanding its military capacities, building a large number of missile silos “without any limitation or constraint and with a complete lack of transparency,” and voiced criticism on North Korea and Iran as well.
He called allies to preserve and strengthen the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) at the upcoming review conference, as well as to modernize the entire arms-control regime.
According to Stoltenberg, a modern arms-control regime should involve more countries, especially the global power China, while it addresses non-strategic weapons and new types of “emerging and disruptive technologies such as autonomous platforms and artificial intelligence.”
Citing Russia’s breaches of arms control agreements, the secretary-general also noted the significance of a unified and strong response if arms-control treaties are violated.
Being in force since 1970, the NPT is a key international treaty aiming to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and weapons technology and to promote cooperation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy. In total, 191 countries have so far joined the treaty.

Arms control regime should involve China, address artificial intelligence-based technologies, argues Jens Stoltenberg

NATO's Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg

NATO chief calls to modernize arms control regime

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina has sent a motion to the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina to order custody for Jasmin Mulahusić, a radical SDA raider, among other things, due to the danger of the suspect fleeing, who has the citizenship of another state.
After questioning the suspect, the Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H submitted a motion to order custody for the suspect:
- Mulahusić Jasmin, born in 1976 in Luxembourg, a citizen of B&amp;H and Luxembourg.
The suspect is under investigation by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H and is charged with inciting national, racial and religious hatred, discord and intolerance under Article 145a. of the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The mentioned suspect was arrested by police officers of the B&amp;H Border Police.
The motion for custody of the suspect, which is linked to terrorist activities, was submitted for the reasons described in Article 132, paragraph 1, items a), b) and c), ie due to the danger of absconding, the danger that he could interfere with the investigation , conceal evidence, and influence witnesses or accomplices, as well as repeat the crime or complete what has been started.
The suspect is under investigation by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H and is charged with placing insulting messages on the national and religious basis in the public for a long period of time, via social networks and the Internet, which grossly insults the religious and national feelings of the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and made and placed various photo and video montages that spread national and religious hatred and intolerance between the peoples of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A motion to order custody has been sent to the Court of B&amp;H, and the prosecution is continuing an intensive investigation into the case.

The motion for custody of the suspect, which is linked to terrorist activities, was submitted for the reasons described in Article 132, paragraph 1, items a), b) and c), ie due to the danger of escape

B&H Prosecutor's Office officially announced: Custody motion for suspect Mulahusić for inciting national and religious hatred and intolerance

While Bakir Izetbegović and the SDA are publicly defending Mulahusić and his right to freedom of speech, "Avaz" publishes documents from international security agencies which confirm the thesis of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H that he is a man connected to international terrorist organizations and not an ordinary internet bot.
The name of the radical SDA internet raider Jasmin Mulahusić, from Zavidovići, who was arrested on the orders of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H at the Bosanski Brod border crossing, is in the Algerian government's report submitted to the UN Security Council Committee established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999).
Namely, Malahusić is also mentioned in the Report of the Algerian Government submitted to the UN Security Council Committee established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999).
On 16 April 2003, Ambassador Abdallah Baali, Permanent Representative of Algeria, wrote a letter to the Chairman of the Committee. The letter-report lists individuals and organizations linked to terrorist organizations around the world, primarily al-Qaeda.

In a detailed document, full of the names of the terrorists and information about their movements and activities, page 13 lists the name of Ahmed Zaoui - alias Abou Houdeifa, born on December 7, 1960 in ElIdrissia / Djelfa, Algeria, son of Lakhdar Zaoui and Amina Tahar.
Zaoui was convicted five times in absentia by the Algerian Criminal Court for terrorist activities and for belonging to terrorist groups.
- Various inquiries conducted in Belgium have indicated his involvement in the arms trafficking to Algeria. His connection to terrorists Mohamed Kerrouche, aka Salim (currently living in London), Bosnians Nurset Jusufović, Jasmin Mulahusić and Senad Ramčilović, and brothers from Morocco Ali and Youcef El Majda, who were arrested on April 3, 1996, has also been proven.
Ahmed Zaoui was expelled from Belgium to Switzerland, then to Burkina Faso, and then went to Malaysia. He currently lives in New Zealand, the ambassador's letter reads.
He also played an important role in the fabricated affair by paraintelligence structures in B&amp;H. The Croatian intelligence agency SOA allegedly recruited Wahhabis from B&amp;H who work in Croatia and other EU countries to spy on other Wahhabis in B&amp;H.
It turned out that there was nothing from that story, and there was growing speculation that the "recruits" were in fact instructed by one part of Bosnia and Herzegovina intelligence services. In the end, it turned out that these were false reports with the aim of discrediting certain persons.
This is a person against whom the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H is conducting an investigation for the criminal offense of spreading national, religious and racial intolerance. He is known for creating photomontages and videos in which he discredits journalists and all politicians who SAD does not like. He openly sided with the ISA director and opened dozens of fake profiles in which he openly threatened journalists and politicians who SDA does not like.

This is a person against whom the Prosecutor's Office of B&H is conducting an investigation for the criminal offense of spreading national, religious and racial intolerance

Mulahusić's name is mentioned in the UN report

Jasmin Mulahusić is mentioned in a UN document on al-Qaeda's activities in the world

The official positions of the SDA are published exclusively through party statements, and through media appearances of leading people and other party officials, the party said.
- Jasmin Mulahusić, who was deprived of liberty by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H due to posts on the social network Facebook, publishes his own, not the views of the SDA.

Every individual, even Jasmin Mulahusić, has the right to political affinities and sympathies, and to publicly express their own views. The right to freedom of speech is one of the basic principles of any democratic society. The SDA strongly supports this principle, even though the leaders and officials of this party are the most frequent targets of fierce attacks, insults, hate speech and telling untruths of political competition on social networks and in the media.
In B&amp;H, no one should be arrested because his views are disliked by Police Minister Čampara, his party chief Konaković, state prosecutor Tadić, several self-proclaimed analysts or a group of biased journalists, some of whom Čampara has employed in federal institutions, the SDA said.
The statement said that "thousands of people post comments and express their views on social networks and portals on a daily basis."
- Anyone who possibly violates the law in these posts should be sanctioned, but a dangerous transplant of "selective verbal offense" and the arrest of people that Čampara, Konaković and Tadić point the finger at must not be allowed.

Therefore, the public rightly expects a public explanation from the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H as to why Mulahusić was specifically arrested, and why Milorad Dodik, who repeatedly shamelessly insulted Bosniaks and Muslims,has not been arrested, or hundreds of other people who publish similar comments on social networks every day and deny the genocide in Srebrenica.
The law must be applied equally to everyone, everything else is an unacceptable political abuse of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H and the continuation of double standards in relation to Bosniaks, which we have been witnessing for a long time - the SDA said in a statement.

Every individual, including Jasmin Mulahusić, has the right to political affinities and sympathies, and to publicly express their views, the SDA said

SDA defends arrested radical Jasmin Mulahusić: He publishes his own, not SDA's views

Jasmin Mulahusić, a radical SDA internet raider who was arrested at the Bosanki Brod border crossing on Saturday, will be questioned today by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.
He was handed over to the jurisdiction of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H yesterday, and as we have found out unofficially, they will most likely request a one-month detention for him.
The Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H is conducting an investigation against him for the criminal offense of spreading national, religious and racial intolerance and leaking classified information.
-Border checks have established that he is wanted by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H for the criminal offense of Inciting National, Racial and Religious Hatred, Discord and Intolerance under Article 145a of the B&amp;H CC and Disclosure of Classified Information under Article 164 of the B&amp;H CC," the Border Police said after his arrest. 
This internet raider and fake mufti is from Zavidovići, but he has been living in Luxembourg for years, from where he writes lies and makes various montages against politicians and media that are not to the liking of Bakir Izetbegović, SDA leader and Osman Mehmedagić, ISA director.
We remind you that, according to the information that "Avaz" has, the police found and confiscated four mobile phones and two laptops from Mulahusić.
It will be interesting to see from whom this radical "mufti" received instructions and orders to create montages and hoaxes against politicians, journalists and prosecutors of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.

The Prosecutor's Office of B&H is conducting an investigation against him for the criminal offense of spreading national, religious and racial intolerance and leaking classified information

Mulahusić: From whom did he receive instructions

The arrested Jasmin Mulahusić is testifying in the Prosecutor's Office of B&H

The parade of the Battalion Group of Light Infantry (INF-L-BNG) started a four-day exercise today at the barracks "Mika Bosnić", in the Combat Training Center in Manjača with the aim of conducting SEL-2 assessment according to the NATO Concept of Operational Capabilities (OCC E&amp;F), in which more than 1.050 members of the AF B&amp;H participate.

The goal of the SEL-2 assessment is to check and evaluate the operational capability of the declared unit, ie to practice in real-time the techniques and procedures related to possible participation in international peace support operations and building the combat readiness of the AF B&amp;H according to NATO standards.
It was conducted by the Commander of the Operational Command of the AF BiH, Major General Radovan Ilić, and was attended by the Deputy Commander of the Operational Command (OK AF B&amp;H), Brigadier Mirzet Lubenović, Commander of the Training and Doctrine Command (KOiD), Brigadier Slaven Blavicki, who is also the exercise director, said the Public Relations Office of the B&amp;H Ministry of Defense.

More than 1.050 members of the AF B&H participate in the exercise

The parade of the Battalion Group of Light Infantry (INF-L-BNG) started a four-day exercise today at the barracks "Mika Bosnić", in the Combat Training Center in Manjača

Exercise "Combined Effort 21" starts in Manjača

A total of 1,251 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H in the last 24 hours of which 160 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, seven people have died in the FB&amp;H. 
217 samples were tested in the Brčko District of B&amp;H, and four new cases were registered. One person died.
In the entity of Republic of Srpska, 204 samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and 50 positive Covid cases were confirmed.
Six deaths have also been reported in the last 24 hours.
The total number of hospitalized is 472.

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

217 samples were tested in the Brčko District of B&H, and four new cases were registered

COVID -19 confirmed in 214 people in B&H, with 14 deaths

A German court on Friday ruled that the national rail operator’s train drivers can continue their longest strike yet, as passengers were warned of major disruption to rail services nationwide.

The regional labor court of Hesse rejected Deutsche Bahn’s appeal, a day after its first legal bid was turned down by a labor court in Frankfurt.
The German Train Drivers’ Union (GDL) hailed the ruling and announced that the strike will go on as planned.
-We won’t let anyone dictate to us how long our industrial action will go on- union leader Claus Weselsky told a news conference in Frankfurt.
German train drivers began their third strike in a month on Thursday, amid an escalating row with Deutsche Bahn over pay and working conditions.
The strike in both freight and passenger transport will continue until next Tuesday, according to the union.
Deutsche Bahn has warned passengers that the strike will cause numerous cancellations and delays in long-distance, regional, and inter-city transport.
Currently, nearly 60% of regional and inter-city trains are out of operation, and over the weekend almost 75% of long-distance service will be canceled, according to the rail company.
The GDL union is demanding a 3.2% pay raise for train drivers and a one-time €600 ($713) bonus due to work during the coronavirus pandemic.

Train drivers vow to continue strike, national rail operator Deutsche Bahn cancels nearly 75% of long-distance service

The regional labor court of Hesse rejected Deutsche Bahn’s appeal, a day after its first legal bid was turned down by a labor court in Frankfurt

German court rules longest rail strike yet can go ahead

The Office of the Disciplinary Prosecutor of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina, headed by Alena Kurspahić-Nadarević, filed an appeal against the decision of the First Instance Disciplinary Commission in the "Ranko Debevec" case two weeks ago.
In addition to the ODP, the lawyers of the President of the Court of B&amp;H also filed an appeal. In that way, the Second Instance Disciplinary Procedure started and the Second Instance Commission for Judges was formed. The Automatic Disciplinary Case Management System (DKCMS) has assigned the case to one of the three permanent second-instance commissions for judges but it is unknown who the members are.
Although we duly sent an inquiry to the HJPC and referred to the Law on Freedom of Access to Information, we have not received a response for almost ten days.
We also addressed inquiries to the President of the HJPC, Halil Lagumdžija, and the Chief Disciplinary Prosecutor, Alena Kurspahić-Nadarević, but we were denied answers.
We remind you that although he was part of numerous scandals, inappropriate meetings, threats to prosecutors, journalists, Ranko Debevec, severely compromised President of the Court of B&amp;H, by the decision of First Instance Disciplinary Commission of the HJPC, was only publicly warned in 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 question is also why the HJPC has not wanted to say the names of the Second Instance Commission for days, because in the case of Gordana Tadić, the names of the members were published a long time ago.

The Automatic Disciplinary Case Management System (DKCMS) has assigned a case to one of the three permanent second-instance commissions for judges, but it is unknown who the members are

Debevec: Inappropriate meeting with the director of ISA

Why the HJPC is silent: Who are the members of the Second Instance Commission in the "Ranko Debevec" case

In the past 24 hours, 1,641 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 443 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

A total of 806,718 samples have been tested so far, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 141,586 individuals.
In the past 24 hours, 6 people died in the Federation of B&amp;H. The total number of deaths in the Federation of B&amp;H is 5,627.
In the past 24 hours in Republic of Srpska, 794 laboratory samples have been tested, and coronavirus has been confirmed in 349 people.
In the last 24 hours, eight deaths have been reported to the Republic of Srpska Institute of Public Health.
So far, 67,547 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Republic of Srpska, and a total of 3,892 people who have been tested for coronavirus have died.
Today, 19 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H out of 175 tested samples. 14 people have recovered, and no one died in the past 24 hours.&nbsp;

In Republic of Srpska, 794 laboratory samples have been tested, and coronavirus has been confirmed in 349 people

In the past 24 hours, 6 people died in the Federation of B&H

B&H registers 811 new coronavirus cases and 14 fatalities

The European Union and UK-based drugs giant AstraZeneca announced Friday that they had reached a settlement in a dispute over a shortfall in coronavirus vaccine deliveries.

The agreement will see the firm deliver the rest of the 300 million doses it promised under contracts with the EU before the end of March 2022, and brings to an end a battle in the Belgian courts.
Brussels was furious when the British-Swedish pharmaceutical outfit fell far short of its delivery promises, undermining the early stages of the EU Covid-19 vaccine rollout.
Officials accused AstraZeneca of prioritising UK vaccine deliveries over the EU order, and European Commission lawyers went to court to demand deliveries or see huge daily fines imposed for any ongoing shortfall. 
But the firm argued that its contract with the bloc only obliged it to make "best efforts" to meet its delivery target, and that production bottlenecks in its European plants had been unavoidable.
In June, in an interim ruling pending the final settlement of the case, the Brussels court imposed a new delivery schedule on AstraZeneca that it was able to honour.
And now the parties have agreed dates that extend the deadline well into next year.
Ruud Dobber, executive vice president for biopharmaceuticals at AstraZeneca, said: "I'm very pleased that we have been able to reach a common understanding which allows us to move forward and work in collaboration with the European Commission to help overcome the pandemic." 
AstraZeneca manufactures vaccines designed at Britain's Oxford University and sells them on a non-profit basis -- its version is cheaper and easier to store than many competitors. 
But the European Union has become frustrated by the slow pace of supply and has made another vaccine produced by US giant Pfizer and Germany's BioNTech the workhorse of its buying programme.
A European Commission statement said that AstraZeneca had delivered 100 million doses in the first half of 2021, would send 135 million more by the end of the year and another 65 million doses by March 2022.
-This will bring the total number of doses delivered to 300 million doses as agreed under the contract- it said.

The agreement will see the firm deliver the rest of the 300 million doses it promised under contracts with the EU before the end of March 2022, and brings to an end a battle in the Belgian courts

Now the parties have agreed dates that extend the deadline well into next year

EU and AstraZeneca settle vaccine supply dispute out of court

Britain will send four million Covid-19 vaccine doses to Australia, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced Friday, as his country raced to halt a deadly virus outbreak.

The Australian leader said the planes delivering Pfizer vaccines were "on the tarmac" in the UK and would deliver "four million doses of hope" within weeks.
A first batch 292,000 doses will be shipped "shortly", the British government said in a separate statement.
Several of Australia's largest cities are in lockdown and case numbers and deaths are steadily rising, as the highly transmissible Delta variant spreads throughout the country.
Australia has a steady supply of the locally produced AstraZeneca vaccine, but residents have been hesitant to take it due to rare but highly publicised instances of the vaccine causing blood clots.
About 40 percent of Australian adults are fully vaccinated, well behind most rich nations, and the last 18 months have been marked by on-off restrictions.
Morrison said the vaccine delivery from "Downing Street to Down Under" was a "good deal between mates".
-Thanks Boris, I owe you a beer- Morrison said referring to his British counterpart, Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
As part of the swap deal, Australia will transfer four million Pfizer vaccine doses to the UK before the end of this year, the British government said.
Australia's most populous state of New South Wales reported 12 more deaths on Friday, with the daily toll expected to jump as more than a thousand people now contract the virus each day.

The Australian leader said the planes delivering Pfizer vaccines were "on the tarmac" in the UK and would deliver "four million doses of hope" within weeks

A first batch 292,000 doses will be shipped "shortly", the British government said in a separate statement

UK to send four million vaccine doses to Australia

This morning, the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina undertook operational activities aimed at controlling the movement and stay of migrants in the city of Bihać and relocating migrants from abandoned buildings in Kamenica to the temporary reception center Lipa.

Inspectors of the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs, with the assistance of the MoI of the Una-Sana Canton and Bihać police station, controlled the movement and stay of migrants at the mentioned location, where they found 70 people, single men from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh and India.
The Service for Foreigners' Affairs relocated the mentioned migrants to the temporary reception center Lipa, where they were provided with medical assistance and their identification and registration, as well as accommodation, food and other non-food items.
The implemented activity is a continuation of the operational activities of the Service for Foreigners' Affairs on relocating migrants from abandoned facilities to temporary reception centers in order to better manage migration processes in coordination with local authorities in the USC, the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs said.

They found 70 people, single men from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh and India

The Service for Foreigners' Affairs relocated the mentioned migrants to the temporary reception center Lipa, where they were provided with medical assistance and their identification and registration, as well as accommodation, food and other non-food items

Relocation of migrants from abandoned buildings in Bihać

Germany’s flood-hit regions are still trying to clean up the damage and rebuild, as residents are calling on authorities to do more to help flood victims.

In the western town of Stolberg, which has a higher share of people with migrant backgrounds, many houses and shops remain without gas and electricity more than six weeks after the devastating floods.
Murat Yurtsever, an bakery owner in the town center, said he has lost almost everything as the flood water damaged all electronic devices and appliances in his shop.
-We have managed to save our lives by moving to the upper floors on that night- he told Anadolu Agency, adding that his family and friends did not have time to move furniture and other essential items due to the sudden rise of water.
He criticized authorities for neglecting flood victims, leaving them alone in difficult conditions.
-So far the state only offered €5,000 help for each shop owner, nothing more at the moment- he said.
Around 400 shops in the town center were seriously affected by the flooding with damages estimated to be around several million euros.
Some of the streets of Stolberg are still filled with waste and building rubble, and piles of garbage are floating in the Vichtbach River.
The severe floods in mid-July claimed more than 180 lives and caused widespread devastation in Germany’s western states of North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate.
German politicians and local authorities faced criticism after reports revealed that they were too late in issuing warnings although the European Flood Awareness System (EFAS) earlier alerted them about possible extreme floods.

Flood victims in western town of Stolberg still struggling to clean up damage, rebuild their properties

In the western town of Stolberg, which has a higher share of people with migrant backgrounds, many houses and shops remain without gas and electricity more than six weeks after the devastating floods

NATO says over 500 Afghans who worked for alliance evacuated

Egypt calls for restraint, dialogue in Guinea

NATO chief calls to modernize arms control regime

B&H Prosecutor's Office officially announced: Custody motion for suspect Mulahusić for inciting national and religious hatred and intolerance

Jasmin Mulahusić is mentioned in a UN document on al-Qaeda's activities in the world

SDA defends arrested radical Jasmin Mulahusić: He publishes his own, not SDA's views

The arrested Jasmin Mulahusić is testifying in the Prosecutor's Office of B&H

Exercise "Combined Effort 21" starts in Manjača

COVID -19 confirmed in 214 people in B&H, with 14 deaths

German court rules longest rail strike yet can go ahead

Why the HJPC is silent: Who are the members of the Second Instance Commission in the "Ranko Debevec" case

B&H registers 811 new coronavirus cases and 14 fatalities

EU and AstraZeneca settle vaccine supply dispute out of court

UK to send four million vaccine doses to Australia

Relocation of migrants from abandoned buildings in Bihać

German town needs help weeks after deadly floods

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NATO says over 500 Afghans who worked for alliance evacuated

Egypt calls for restraint, dialogue in Guinea

NATO chief calls to modernize arms control regime

B&H Prosecutor's Office officially announced: Custody motion for suspect Mulahusić for inciting national and religious hatred and intolerance

Jasmin Mulahusić is mentioned in a UN document on al-Qaeda's activities in the world

SDA defends arrested radical Jasmin Mulahusić: He publishes his own, not SDA's views

The arrested Jasmin Mulahusić is testifying in the Prosecutor's Office of B&H

Exercise "Combined Effort 21" starts in Manjača

COVID -19 confirmed in 214 people in B&H, with 14 deaths

German court rules longest rail strike yet can go ahead

Why the HJPC is silent: Who are the members of the Second Instance Commission in the "Ranko Debevec" case

B&H registers 811 new coronavirus cases and 14 fatalities

EU and AstraZeneca settle vaccine supply dispute out of court

UK to send four million vaccine doses to Australia

Relocation of migrants from abandoned buildings in Bihać

German town needs help weeks after deadly floods