In the past 24 hours, 1,186 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 19 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

In the past 24 hours, one new death was reported in the Federation of B&amp;H, in the Tuzla Canton.
The total number of deaths in the Federation of B&amp;H is 5,530.
In Brčko, 72 people were tested, and all of them were negative for Covid-19, while the recovery of six patients has been recorded.
In the entity of Republic of Srpska, 181 samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in one person.
No deaths have been reported to the RS Institute of Public Health in the last 24 hours.
The total number of hospitalized in the RS is 41.

In Brčko, 72 people were tested, and all of them were negative for coronavirus

In the past 24 hours, one new death was reported in the Federation of B&H, in the Tuzla Canton

COVID-19 confirmed in 20 people in B&H, with one death

Turkmenistan announced Wednesday it was introducing mandatory vaccinations for all adults even though the secretive Central Asian country claims to have registered no coronavirus cases.

The state mouthpiece, the Neutral Turkmenistan newspaper, said that all citizens aged over 18 "should be vaccinated." Those with medical contraindications will be exempted from inoculations, the newspaper said, citing the health ministry.
-To make preventive vaccinations effective, each of us should actively participate in this process- the health ministry said. 
Turkmenistan is one of the few countries, along with North Korea, yet to declare a single case of the coronavirus. 
The isolated Central Asian country has approved two Russian and two Chinese vaccines.
Turkmenistan leader Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov said in an interview published in early June that "thanks to work (we) have carried out", Turkmenistan has "yet to discover a case of this disease." 
While Turkmenistan has no local independent media, foreign-based media have regularly cast doubt on the coronavirus-free claim. 
A Turkish diplomat stationed in Turkmenistan was reported as dying from the disease last year and the United Kingdom's ambassador admitted on social media in December that he had contracted the coronavirus while in the country. 
Last weekend, another Central Asian country, Tajikistan, made vaccines mandatory for citizens aged 18 and older.

Those with medical contraindications will be exempted from inoculations

Turkmenistan is one of the few countries, along with North Korea, yet to declare a single case of the coronavirus

Turkmenistan orders compulsory vaccinations

Matthew Palmer, US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, paid an official visit to the Brčko District yesterday and met with the Mayor of Brčko Esed Kadrić, President of the Brčko Assembly Siniša Milić, Deputy Mayor Ante Domić and Deputy Speaker of the Assembly Ivo Filipović. The meeting with District officials was attended by Brčko Supervisor Michael Scanlan.

The leaders of the Government and the Assembly of the Brčko District of B&amp;H visited the Port of Brčko with Palmer, where the reconstruction and modernization of the only river port in B&amp;H has begun, which will increase the competitiveness of the Brčko District of B&amp;H in economic development.
US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Matthew Palmer pointed out that it is a pleasure and honor to be on his first visit to Brčko, where, as he stated, many interesting changes are taking place.
-This is my first visit but not the last. A lot of progress has been made, and the Port of Brčko is another indicator of that. There is also the construction of a motorway and a bridge where agreements are underway. As important as the development of heavy infrastructure is, so are events related to the so-called light industry, recently adopted regulations in the field of conflict of interest regulation and public gathering, which is another indication that leaders in Brčko are able to gather around the same table, find a compromise and an agreement for the betterment of all citizens- Palmer pointed out.
The Mayor of the Brčko District of B&amp;H, Esed Kadrić, said that Palmer recognized the activities in Brčko, which include the establishment of institutions that deal with the prevention of conflicts of interest and the fight against corruption, as well as commitment of the incumbent government to the implementation of major infrastructure projects and business initiatives of private investors who want to invest in this area.
-This is the only city, which is not the capital of a country, where Palmer came and we recognize it as a kind of support for the policies we pursue. Such visits send a message to the public that this area is of great strategic importance and I look forward to the international community recognizing Brčko's potential district of B&amp;H, both for B&amp;H and for the region- concluded Kadrić.

Supervisor Michael Scanlan also attended the meeting

Picture taken yesterday in Brčko District

Matthew Palmer: Major changes are taking place in Brčko

Young Londoners getting their first vaccine jabs this week will be entered in a draw to win tickets for the Euro 2020 football final, the city's mayor announced Tuesday.

The incentive comes as the vaccine roll-out is now targeting those aged 18 and over, and England are in the last four and on the verge of their first major championship final and trophy since 1966.
The final will be played at London's Wembley Stadium on Sunday.
Unlike some other countries, Britain has not had to offer anything to encourage take-up of Covid vaccines.
But the government is in a race against time to jab as many people as possible to slow the rapid spread of the Delta variant, as the economy reopens.
The offer is "an incentive to younger Londoners to receive the jab", London Mayor Sadiq Khan told AFP in an interview.
Londoners who come to walk-in vaccination centres or make appointments for a first jab could win a pair of tickets to the Euro final or 50 more tickets for an "exclusive viewing" on Trafalgar Square, he said.
Khan promised the Euro 2020 final will be the "safest ever" to limit the spread of the virus.
The crowd of 60,000 fans -- or 75 percent of Wembley's capacity - will have to show evidence they are fully vaccinated or have a negative lateral flow test.
-It's a once in a lifetime opportunity. We're hoping that as many Londoners as possible use the incentive of winning these tickets to get the jab- Khan said.
More than half of adult Londoners have already had both jabs, he added.
-We're hoping by July 19th, two-thirds of adults will have had both doses.-The UK has administered nearly 34 million second doses so far, outstripping EU countries, but its death toll of more than 128,000 is the highest in Europe.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday confirmed he still plans to lift most restrictions, including compulsory wearing of masks, from July 19.
Khan said that London authorities were "a bit concerned an end to the obligation to wear a face mask, for example, in public transport" and were speaking to the government about this.
He tweeted Monday that passengers' wearing masks gave Londoners confidence to use public transport, "which is vital to our economic recovery".

The incentive comes as the vaccine roll-out is now targeting those aged 18 and over, and England are in the last four and on the verge of their first major championship final and trophy since 1966

The Euro 2020 final will be played at London's Wembley Stadium

Young Londoners told: get a jab, win a Euro final ticket

A French court has ordered Twitter (TWTR.N) to provide clear details on what it is doing to tackle hate speech, according to a court judgment obtained by Reuters, after several French lobby groups had asked Twitter to clamp down more on hateful content.

The court ruling, which was presided over by magistrate Fabrice Vert, said Twitter had to show within the next two months steps it was taking to tackle hate speech.
An official for Twitter in France declined any immediate comment on the matter, when asked about the verdict, which followed pressure from lobby groups including the UEJF French Jewish students association, SOS Racisme and SOS Homophobie.
Tech firms have been accused of doing far too little to address online abuse.
In May, Britain said a planned new law would see social media companies fined up to 10% of turnover or 18 million pounds ($25 million) if they failed to stamp out online abuses such as racist hate crimes, while senior managers could also face criminal action.&nbsp;

Tech firms have been accused of doing far too little to address online abuse.

The court ruling, which was presided over by magistrate Fabrice Vert, said Twitter had to show within the next two months steps it was taking to tackle hate speech

French court orders Twitter to provide details on what it is doing to tackle hate speech

Istanbul Airport became the first to earn ACI reaccreditation for coronavirus health measures, the Airports Council International (ACI) World and ACI EUROPE announced Tuesday.

Istanbul Airport was the first to be accredited in August 2020 for 12 months, and now again is the first to be reaccredited for another year.
More than 600 airports of different sizes have signed up to the program since it was launched last July, which includes recommendations and guidelines for a healthy passenger experience.
All passenger areas and processes are assessed, including terminal access, check-in areas, security screening, boarding gates, lounges, retail, food and beverages, gate equipment such as boarding bridges, escalators and elevators, border control areas and facilities, baggage claim area and arrivals exit.
Processes include cleaning and disinfection, physical distancing, staff protection, physical layout, passenger communications and passenger facilities.
-Fostering confidence in air travel will be key to the sustained recovery of the industry and we congratulate the Istanbul Airport team for again demonstrating to passengers that their health and safety is an overriding priority- ACI World Director General Luis Felipe de Oliveira and ACI EUROPE Director General Olivier Jankovec said in a statement.-Recovery will be best achieved through a coordinated and globally harmonized approach which is aligned with global standards. Istanbul has set an example for the industry in pursuing this through the Airport Health Accreditation program which provides airports with assessment of their health measures against globally accepted standards.-Kadri Samsunlu, CEO of Istanbul Grand Airport (iGA) Airport Operation said iGA has come a long way in health measures by putting in the extra effort.
-For about 2 years, the whole world has been struggling with a health crisis that has deeply affected the humankind. With the acceleration of the vaccination campaign and the beginning of the summer season, we entered a process in which we are approaching the best scenario in terms of aviation- he said in a statement.

Airport was first to be accredited in August 2020 for 12 months

Istanbul Airport was the first to be accredited in August 2020 for 12 months, and now again is the first to be reaccredited for another year

Istanbul Airport becomes first to earn ACI reaccreditation

Large gaps exist between vaccination rates of EU countries, which started their vaccination drive in early 2021, according to data from the European Center for Disease Control (ECDC).

The data showed that at least one does of COVID-19 vaccine had been administered to 225 million people in the bloc with a total population of 450 million.
The number of "fully vaccinated" people who have received both jabs of double-dose vaccines or a single jab of single-dose ones exceeded 147 million.
According to the ECDC, 61.5% of the adult population in the EU received at least the first dose of a vaccine, while the proportion of fully vaccinated adults reached 40.2%.
With these numbers, the target of giving at least one dose of vaccine to 70% of the adult population by July set by the EU Commission has been approached, but this target has yet to be met.

<h2>Belgium has highest rate of vaccination, Bulgaria lowest</h2>

In Belgium, where the vaccination rate is the highest, 78% of adults have received at least one dose, while this rate stands at 17% in Bulgaria.

Belgium is followed by the Netherlands with 73.3% vaccinated adults, Finland with 73%, Malta with 72% and Denmark with 70.5%.
Among the least-vaccinated countries, Romania follows Bulgaria with 30%, Latvia with 39%, Croatia with 43.7%, Slovakia with 44.3%, and Slovenia with 46.7%
The rate is around 50-60% in other EU countries, according to the data.
In Italy, one of the most-populated countries in the bloc, some 67.4% of people received the first dose of the vaccine. This figure in the other highest-population countries is 65% in Spain, 64.2% in Germany and 63.6% in France.
Over 430 million doses of the vaccine have been distributed to EU countries to the date. Around 364 million doses of them have been used.
Vaccines produced by the companies BioNTech-Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca and Johnson and Johnson have so far been approved for use across the EU. The Johnson and Johnson vaccine is given in a single dose, while recipients of the others are given two doses to be considered "fully vaccinated."

Belgium administered highest number of vaccines in EU, Bulgaria has lowest

The data showed that at least one does of COVID-19 vaccine had been administered to 225 million people in the bloc with a total population of 450 million

Vaccination rates differ greatly among EU countries

How to reduce excessive public spending, corruption, budget and extra-budgetary funds, inequality of citizens and peoples, increase legal security and reduce the extreme number of ministries at the cantonal level, were the topics of today's meeting between SBB President Fahrudin Radončić and SDP president Nermin Nikšić, it was announced from SBB.
At the meeting, which was also attended by Jasmin Imamović, Mayor of Tuzla, and Nermin Džindić, Minister of Energy, Mining and Industry of FB&amp;H, the SDP delegation presented a platform for talks with all political parties participating in the FB&amp;H Parliament, in order to rationalize the Federation.
As it is stated, on this occasion, a high agreement on the principles of the platform and coincidence with the political goals of the Alliance for a Better Future of B&amp;H was emphasized.
At the same time, the expectation was emphasized that other political parties in FB&amp;H, without party vanities, would accept the principles proposed and, as SBB did today, participate with their ideas to achieve the necessary rationalization of the Federation, which will save hundreds of millions of marks annually and make the lives of citizens simpler and better, the SBB said in a statement.

At the same time, the expectation was emphasized that other political parties in FB&H, without party vanities, would accept the principles proposed

Delegations of SBB and SDP discussed the rationalization of the Federation of B&H

The hearing in the Supreme Court of the Federation in the "Dženan Memić" case against Ljubo and Bekrija Seferović, for which the Supreme Court revoked the verdict of the Sarajevo Cantonal Court, acquitting them of causing a traffic accident, failing to provide assistance and preventing evidence, lasted for more than two hours today.

<h2>A new hearing is scheduled for July 23rd</h2>

The Council, chaired by Judge Slavko Marić, rejected the request of the federal prosecutor Vlado Marić for a hearing of the traffic expert Ištvan Bodol from Novi Sad, considering this evidence unnecessary. Judge Marić explained that "it is inappropriate to investigate now who said what and who hired whom, and added that if the prosecution has doubts about Bodol's expert witness, it should conduct its own investigation, but that the FB&amp;H Supreme Court will not deal with it." .
The Council also rejected the Prosecutor's proposal to admit to the Banja Luka District Public Prosecutor's Office a notice of indictment against the leaders of the Zenit Expertise Center for abuse of office and forgery of documents.
A new hearing is scheduled for July 23rd, when medical experts Hamza Žujo and Željko Karan will be summoned, and the parties have been suggested to prepare for their closing arguments.

<h2>The indictment should not have been read</h2>

By the way, the indictment of the Sarajevo Cantonal Prosecutor's Office was read today, and the lawyer Rusmir Karkin, who represents Seferović family, said that so far it has been proven that the crime did not happen in the manner described in the indictment.
Ifet Feraget, who represents the Memić family, pointed out that the indictment should not have been read, but that a member of the council of judges, rapporteur Dragan Ćorlija, should have chaired and read the decision by which the FB&amp;H Supreme Court revoked the second acquittal of the Sarajevo Cantonal Court.
Take a look at the video of what happened today in the courtroom of the Supreme Court.

The next hearing is scheduled for July 23rd, when experts Hamza Žujo and Željko Karan will be summoned

Dženan Memić case: Look at what happened at the session of the Supreme Court of the Federation of B&H

After the first part of the main trial, which was held before the FB&amp;H Supreme Court in the case against Ljubo and Bekrija Seferović in the "Memić case" ended today, the father of the murdered Dženan told the gathered journalists that there was a saying "everyone can make a mistake".
- I must say that there is a saying that everyone can make mistakes, and only a fool persists in his mistakes. Vlado Mišković does not know the law, I would like these words to reach his son. My lawyer told me that he would make me a better lawyer. Everything that Vlado Mišković said in court is a lie. He wanted to make a bet with me that "that they are Romany", now I tell him that we bet they are not. No one in the state believes that Dženan was killed in a car accident. Prosecutor Vlado Mišković is a legal fool. What he said in court today is a lie. This is not a traffic accident, Dženan was killed - said Muriz Memić.
On the other hand, the prominent lawyer Ifet Feraget, who represents the Memić family, stated that "this case is instructive".
- Austria-Hungary established this court. A case like this has never been in this court. I said at the outset that the presiding judge should not be in that position. This is an attempt by the Supreme Court to preserve the honor in some way. It cannot be saved, because the decision was revoked a second time. This time they hurried, on July 23rd, we hear that some are canceling vacations, because a new hearing will take place and I thank them for that. They are not doing it for Dženan, Muriz or Ifet, they are doing it for themselves - Feraget explained. 
He called today's hearing a judicial farce at the expense of taxpayers and citizens of FB&amp;H.
- This is one message to the Supreme Court, let them be ashamed, if you repeal to make the same decision, it is stolen time. Only the time was stolen here for the Memić family and me as a lawyer. The court could have called whoever it wanted, let the whole world see you, but the same decision will be, the evidence says Dženan was killed. This is a shame and an attempt to preserve a part of this court, which was lost, it is the sixth year in question - said Ifet.

He (Prosecutor Mišković) wanted to make a bet with me that "that they are Romany", now I tell him that we bet they are not, says Memić

Memić and Feraget after the hearing: The prosecutor offered a bet, he's a legal fool

The jubilee tenth Vukovar-Srebrenica ultramarathon started this morning from the Ovčara Memorial Center towards Srebrenica. 

The ultramarathon is held every year, where marathoners run in five stages (Vukovar / Ovčara - Vinkovci - Brčko - Janja - Zvornik - Srebrenica / Potočari). Marathoners Robert Kasumović, Dražen Ćućić, Elvir Rakipović and Duško Štrbac will run the entire marathon to Srebrenica.
In the first stage of Ovčara - Vinkovci, five more ultramarathoners from Osijek will join. Also, in the last stage Zvornik - Potočari, this year will be joined for the first time by a runner from Belgrade Boban Pantović, as well as Nermina Bakalović who came from the USA and will run for the third time.
-For the tenth time, we are trying to influence the future of these areas as "ordinary people". We believe in it and that is why we do all this. This is an ultramarathon of peace and we are running in memory of innocent victims, missing, surviving family members with the hope that perpetrators of ethnic cleansing and genocide will be held accountable- said project manager "Vukovar - Srebrenica" Ekrem Bećirović for FENA.
The ultramarathon is being held under the auspices of the President of the Republic of Croatia, Zoran Milanović, members of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Šefik Džaferović and Željko Komšić.

Marathoners Robert Kasumović, Dražen Ćućić, Elvir Rakipović and Duško Štrbac will run the entire marathon to Srebrenica

Ultramarathon started this morning from the Ovčara Memorial Center towards Srebrenica

Vukovar–Srebrenica Ultramarathon to honor victims of Srebrenica genocide begins

In the past 24 hours, 1,218 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 20 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

In the past 24 hours, one new death was reported in the Federation of B&amp;H, in the Sarajevo Canton.
The total number of deaths in the Federation of B&amp;H is 5,529.
Today, one new case of coronavirus infection was registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H, and 111 samples were tested.
In the last 24 hours, 194 samples were tested at the Institute of Public Health of the entity of Republic of Srpska, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in one person.
One death was reported to the Republic of Srpska Institute of Public Health in the last 24 hours.
So far, a total of 3,786 people have died in the RS.
The total number of hospitalized in the entity is 41.

One new death was reported in the Federation of B&H, in the Sarajevo Canton

Today, one new case of coronavirus infection was registered in the Brčko District of B&H

COVID-19 confirmed in 22 people in B&H, with two deaths

Regarding the letter sent by SDA President Bakir Izetbegović to the address of the presidents of the parties represented in the B&amp;H Parliamentary Assembly, SBB issued a statement.
- It is good that Izetbegović remembered after several years that the biggest constitutional and political problems and challenges in B&amp;H should be solved with the opposition, in the institutions of B&amp;H, and not in taverns and party offices.
On the other hand, it is bad that, after he shamefully lied regarding the revision of the lawsuit against Serbia for genocide, but also on several other occasions, no one takes Izetbegović's call for help seriously and honestly. It is a transparent attempt to shift the responsibility for his long-standing secret negotiations with the HDZ to other political parties and leaders. It is also a matter of already seen practice, but also a confirmation that Izetbegović conducts state affairs according to the principle of a secret society.
This is a regular practice when it comes to his running of Bosniak politics, but the only news is that he has now admitted that he is doing the same with the HDZ. Namely, although President Izetbegović had a lot of contacts with SBB President Fahrudin Radončić in the last few years, and the same applies to HDZ President Dragan Čović, neither of them ever wanted to reveal what they were negotiating behind the backs of other political parties and leaders and, ultimately, behind the backs of the people.
With the full support of international friends and mediators and the desire that their efforts finally have good results, SBB will not respond to public letters and political transparency of someone who does everything secretly in partnership with HDZ, and transfers this kind of secret connection to other parties and leaders.

It is a transparent attempt to shift responsibility for his long-standing secret negotiations with the HDZ to other political parties and leaders

Fahrudin Radončić and Bakir Izetbegović

SBB: Nobody takes Izetbegović's call for help seriously and honestly

Members of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) re-entered KCUS, the largest health facility in Bosnia and Herzegovina, this morning.
The inspectors of this agency are acting on the order of the Municipal Court in Sarajevo and it is about the continuation of activities from July 5th.
Yesterday, SIPA excluded documents from KCUS on the treatment of Palić and Hota, patients who died three months ago in this health institution under very strange circumstances.

The activities of this police agency are carried out under the supervision of the SC Prosecutor's Office, which is conducting an investigation into serious crimes against human health and abuse of position or authority.
As we find out, only one of the four orders of the Sarajevo Municipal Court has been implemented.
Today's activities refer, among other things, to the cases concerning the treatment of all patients who stayed in the KCUS from the opening of the COVID ward until its closure.
On June 11th, the lawyer of the Palić and Hota family, Damir Koldžo, filed a criminal report against Sebija Izetbegović, the director of KCUS.
The question is what the director general of KCUS is hiding and why the Prosecutor's Office did not exclude all documentation two months ago, when anesthesiologists wrote to the KCUS Management complaining about poor conditions in the treatment of COVID patients.
Especially after the suspicion that patient documentation is being falsified at KCUS in order to cover up the truth.

The inspectors of this agency are acting on the order of the Municipal Court in Sarajevo and it is about the continuation of activities from July 5th

What is Sebija hiding: SIPA re-enters KCUS, who and why is obstructing the investigation into the deaths of COVID patients

The remains of eighteen unidentified persons, exhumed and found at several locations in the Brčko District, were buried at the site of the Ivici city cemetery in Brčko on Saturday.

The act burial of the victims from the last war, most likely Bosniak civilians, was organized by the Association of Families of Missing, Forcibly Abducted and Killed Bosniaks from Brčko, in cooperation with the Tuzla Commemorative Center, the Brčko Prosecutor's Office said.
The burial of the victims, whose identification has been intensively investigated for many years, was preceded by many years of activities by the Prosecutor's Office and the Police of the Brčko District of B&amp;H.
Although all necessary activities were taken in that direction, in cooperation with the Institute for Missing Persons of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the identity of the victims could not be established. Among other reasons, the established DNA profiles of the buried victims did not match the profiles taken from families looking for missing relatives.
In addition, the Prosecutor's Office, in cooperation with the Institute and other competent bodies and institutions, will continue to undertake all necessary activities in order to enable identification even after the burial of the victims. According to the Prosecutor's Office, persons searching for missing family members, who have not done so before, can provide key assistance in this procedure by giving blood samples.
On this occasion, the Prosecution calls on citizens who have information about war crimes in this area and their perpetrators to report and testify about them, and thus make a key contribution to the completion of this important process for the entire society.

They were buried at the site of the Ivici city cemetery on Saturday

The act burial of the victims from the last war, most likely Bosniak civilians, was organized by the Association of Families of Missing, Forcibly Abducted and Killed Bosniaks from Brčko, in cooperation with the Tuzla Commemorative Center

Eighteen unidentified war crimes victims buried in Brčko

Bangladesh on Monday extended a strict nationwide lockdown, confining people to their homes for another week as coronavirus cases and deaths both hit new records.

Authorities said a record 164 people had died in the previous 24 hours, while almost 1,000 tested positive -- the most single day-infections since the first case was detected in March last year.
Nazrul Islam, a top virologist and member of a high-powered national technical committee that asked the government to extend the lockdown, said the situation is "extremely bad".
-The Delta variant is responsible for 70 percent of the infections. This variant is highly transmissible. And we still have not seen the peak yet- he told AFP.
Bangladesh has so far reported nearly 950,000 infections and more than 15,000 deaths, figures experts say are likely to be three to four times less than the actual caseload and fatalities.
Under the lockdown imposed at the start of the month, and now extended until July 14, Bangladesh's 168 million people can only leave home for emergencies and to buy essentials.
The army and police are patrolling the streets, there is no public transport and shops and offices are shut. Food markets can open for a few hours a day.
In the capital Dhaka, home to some 20 million people, authorities have arrested more than 2,000 people for breaching lockdown rules.
Garment factories, a key pillar of Bangladesh's export-oriented economy, are exempted from the shutdown.
The health department said some 50 percent of infections are occurring outside the cities, with districts bordering India, where the Delta variant first originated, worst hit.
"The situation is worsening every day. The lockdown seems to be working. We hope the extension of the lockdown will improve the situation," a spokesman of the health department told AFP.

64 people had died in the previous 24 hours, while almost 1,000 tested positive

The Delta variant is responsible for 70 percent of the infections

COVID-19 confirmed in 20 people in B&H, with one death

Turkmenistan orders compulsory vaccinations

Matthew Palmer: Major changes are taking place in Brčko

Young Londoners told: get a jab, win a Euro final ticket

French court orders Twitter to provide details on what it is doing to tackle hate speech

Istanbul Airport becomes first to earn ACI reaccreditation

Vaccination rates differ greatly among EU countries

Delegations of SBB and SDP discussed the rationalization of the Federation of B&H

Dženan Memić case: Look at what happened at the session of the Supreme Court of the Federation of B&H

Memić and Feraget after the hearing: The prosecutor offered a bet, he's a legal fool

Vukovar–Srebrenica Ultramarathon to honor victims of Srebrenica genocide begins

COVID-19 confirmed in 22 people in B&H, with two deaths

SBB: Nobody takes Izetbegović's call for help seriously and honestly

What is Sebija hiding: SIPA re-enters KCUS, who and why is obstructing the investigation into the deaths of COVID patients

Eighteen unidentified war crimes victims buried in Brčko

Bangladesh extends lockdown as cases hit new record

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COVID-19 confirmed in 20 people in B&H, with one death

Turkmenistan orders compulsory vaccinations

Matthew Palmer: Major changes are taking place in Brčko

Young Londoners told: get a jab, win a Euro final ticket

French court orders Twitter to provide details on what it is doing to tackle hate speech

Istanbul Airport becomes first to earn ACI reaccreditation

Vaccination rates differ greatly among EU countries

Delegations of SBB and SDP discussed the rationalization of the Federation of B&H

Dženan Memić case: Look at what happened at the session of the Supreme Court of the Federation of B&H

Memić and Feraget after the hearing: The prosecutor offered a bet, he's a legal fool

Vukovar–Srebrenica Ultramarathon to honor victims of Srebrenica genocide begins

COVID-19 confirmed in 22 people in B&H, with two deaths

SBB: Nobody takes Izetbegović's call for help seriously and honestly

What is Sebija hiding: SIPA re-enters KCUS, who and why is obstructing the investigation into the deaths of COVID patients

Eighteen unidentified war crimes victims buried in Brčko

Bangladesh extends lockdown as cases hit new record