This morning, members of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) conducted searches at two locations in the Sarajevo Canton due to obstruction of the investigation in the "Dženan Memić" case.

We find out that members of SIPA, on the order of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, arrested two people for abusing their position and obstructing the investigation. According to unofficial information from "Avaz", Hasan Dupovac, former chief of the SC Ministry of the Interior for traffic investigations, was arrested.
Dupovac was the Head of the Traffic Investigation Department at the time Dženan Memić was killed, but also the person who took a statement from Alisa Mutap, Dženan Memić's ex-girlfriend, in the presence of her parents.

Unofficially, we were told from sources close to the investigation that Zijo Mutap, Alisa Mutap's father, was also arrested.
Alisa Mutap was with Dženan Memić on the night he suffered fatal injuries in Velika Aleja in Ilidža. His house in the Sarajevo neighborhood of Otes and in Butmir was also searched.
Both Dupovac and Mutap are already in SIPA under criminal investigation.
The acting state prosecutor in this case is Ćazim Hasanspahić.

The acting state prosecutor in this case is Ćazim Hasanspahić, on whose order they were arrested

Alisa Mutap's father and policeman Dupovac are arrested and under criminal investigation at SIPA

After SIPA members arrested Zijo Mutap, father of Alisa Mutap, and Hasan Dupovac, former chief of traffic investigations of the SC Ministry of the Interior, Arijana Memić, sister of the victim Dženan Memić, told "Avaz" that they learned about the arrest from the media. 
- We also unofficially found out through the media that it was the two of them. Our struggle has been going on for five years. It turns out that everything we have said so far is true and it is proof of that. We are really in shock, we hope that this is just the beginning, that this investigation will go further and that there will be more arrests - said Arijana Memić and added:
- We claim for five years that Dženan was killed, this is proof of that, just because they were arrested. We said it wasn't a car accident. We always say that Hasan Dupovac is involved in all this - said Arijana Memić.

We say all the time that Hasan Dupovac is involved in all of this, says Arijana Memić

Arijana Memić: Our struggle has been going on for five years

Arijana Memić: Our fight has been going on for five years, it turned out that everything we said was true

A nine-year-old Black girl was handcuffed and pepper-sprayed by police in the US city of Rochester, footage released Sunday showed, sparking new outrage over excesses committed by the country's law enforcement.

Deputy Police Chief Andre Anderson said Sunday the girl -- who has not been named -- had been suffering from a serious mental health emergency, reportedly threatening to take her own life and that of her mother. 
Officers called to the scene on Friday responded by handcuffing her, before trying to force her into a car and pepper-spraying her when she resisted, body cam videos released by the city's police force showed. 
Footage of police violence against African-Americans, including the May killing of George Floyd, sparked a summer of protests across the US against racial injustice and police brutality last year. 
Rochester police on Saturday claimed they were "required" to use handcuffs and the irritant against the girl for her own safety.
Mayor Lovely Warren condemned their use of force against a child, pledging an internal review of the city's law enforcement practices.
-It is clear from the video that we need to do more supporting our children and families- she said at a press conference Sunday. 
-I have a 10-year-old child, so she's a child, she's a baby- she added. 
-This video, as a mother, is not anything you want to see. We have to understand compassion, empathy.-The incident is the second time in a year that Rochester has come under national scrutiny for police violence against African-Americans, following the killing last March of Daniel Prude, who died after police hooded and forced him face down on the road.
The death of Prude, who was also undergoing a mental health crisis at the time of his detention, prompted a grand jury probe and sparked mass protests.
Rochester city council members condemned the footage, accusing the police of excessive force in a situation where mental health professionals should have been involved. 
Local police chief Cynthia Herriott-Sullivan also acknowledged that the police had acted excessively.
-I'm not going to stand here and tell you that for a 9-year-old to have to be pepper-sprayed is OK- she said Sunday. "It's not."
But the local police union president defended the officers' actions, saying that "limited resources" had left them no choice but to use pepper-spray against the child. 
-This is not about lack of compassion or empathy- Mike Mazzeo said Sunday. -We're dealing with a very difficult situation.--It's not TV, it's not Hollywood. We don't just have a simple put someone in handcuffs and have them comply- he said.

Footage of police violence against African-Americans, including the May killing of George Floyd, sparked a summer of protests across the US against racial injustice and police brutality last year

After running from the home, the girl was chased by an officer, who caught up with her on nearby Harris Street

US police pepper-sprayed 9-year-old girl, footage shows

Restaurant workers were among hundreds of people protesting against coronavirus lockdown measures on Sunday in Budapest, and at least 100 restaurants planned to re-open even as the government threatened them with heavy fines.&nbsp;Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s government has said it could only start easing the measures if the number of coronavirus cases falls sharply, or if large numbers of Hungarians are inoculated.
Hungary became first in the EU this week to sign a deal for Russia’s Sputnik V COVID vaccine and Chinese Sinopharm’s vaccine. nL1N2K40FS
Current lockdown measures include a night curfew and closing secondary schools, and all restaurants and cafes, except for takeaway meals.
-We have had enough of the mass destruction of businesses- the organisers of the rally said on Facebook.
Hungary, with a population of around 10 million, had reported a total of 367,586 cases as of Sunday and 12,524 deaths. New infections have been dropping but over 3,500 people are still in hospital.
The protesters wore masks but defied rules that ban public gathering, so police started asking for documents on the scene.
Organisers said that well over 100 restaurants across Hungary had joined a campaign to reopen on Monday, even as the government sharply raised fines by decree on Saturday. Restaurants that receive guests now face fines of between 1 million forints to 5 million forints ($16,990), and could be forced to close for 6 months.
Orban said on state radio on Friday that “people could die if we do not bear with the restrictions for a few more weeks ... It is not a solution if people go out and violate the rules.”

With a population of around 10 million,they had reported a total of 367,586 cases as of Sunday and 12,524 deaths

People attend a demonstration against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) measures and their economic consequences at Heroes' Square in Budapest, Hungary, January 31, 2021.

Hungarians protest against lockdown measures despite gathering ban

After the press conference organized by Draško Stanivuković in Banja Luka, Igor Radojičić (SNSD), the former mayor, also reacted on his Facebook profile.
- The presentation of the report of the so-called Audit Team still shows a high degree of ignorance of the regulations and organization of the local government system - Radojičić wrote at the beginning.
He further stated that "there is no criminal responsibility" in the topics mentioned today.
- And if someone files a report, and it is still not clear why, I will prove it to be a lie. Then counter-reports for false reporting of a criminal offense are also possible. Dissatisfied tycoons also announced charges against me, so I stayed clean there as well. Let the institutions do their job, and I will prove in every situation that I worked legally and with the best intentions and the best development period of the City - Radojičić wrote.

It should be reminded that Stanivuković presented reports on, as he said, crime in the past period in the City Administration in Banja Luka today.
- Crime has been caught like a rabbit and cannot move. Criminal charges will be filed on Tuesday. This is just the beginning - said Stanivuković.

Today's press conference of the Mayor and his associates is a continuation of the political campaign, with many political views and very few rights, wrote Radojičić

Radojičić and Stanivuković: Former and current mayor

Igor Radojičić on Draško Stanivuković's reports: Continuation of the political campaign and ignorance of the system

Today, in the "Lipa" camp near Bihać, delegations of the Italian Red Cross, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRS) and the Turkish Crescent, together with members of the USC Red Cross, distributed to the migrants, who are accommodated there, hot drinks, meals and blankets.

At around 3 PM, the measured temperature in Bihać was minus 1 degree, which means that it is even lower in "Lipa". Snow covered all meadows, as well as military tents recently set up by members of the B&amp;H Armed Forces, which house migrants.
Together, humanitarian organizations ensure that they are as comfortable and, above all, warm as possible.

At around 3 PM, the measured temperature in Bihać was minus 1 degree, which means that it is even lower in "Lipa"

Blankets and meals distributed to migrants

Migrants in "Lipa" received blankets and hot meals

Pope Francis on Sunday announced a Catholic Church-wide celebration of grandparents and the elderly, to be marked each year in July.
-Grandparents are often forgotten- the 84-year-old said as he led the weekly Angelus prayer from the Apostolic Palace, adding that "old age is a gift".
-Grandparents are the link between generations, to pass on to the young the experience of life and faith.-
The Argentine pontiff said the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly would be held on the fourth Sunday of July each year. 
Francis will preside over the evening mass on July 25 at St Peter's on the first World Day, subject to coronavirus restrictions, the Vatican said.

World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly would be held on the fourth Sunday of July each year

Pope Francis: Grandparents are the link between generations, to pass on to the young the experience of life and faith

Pope dedicates world day to 'forgotten' grandparents

B&amp;H Presidency Chairman Milorad Dodik's attack on B&amp;H Foreign Minister Bisera Turković for protecting B&amp;H's access to the high seas is his new contribution to undermining the position and interests of Bosnia and Herzegovina and all its citizens, the Democratic Action Party (SDA) said.

- The Republic of Croatia has initiated the proclamation of an exclusive economic zone on the Adriatic, excluding Bosnia and Herzegovina from it, which again, after the Pelješac Bridge, is trying to deny the maritime status of our country. After Minister Turković, in a diplomatic way, without wanting to raise tensions in the public, opposed that, Dodik stood up for the protection of Croatia, and against the rights and interests of the state guaranteed by the UN Convention - the SDA states.
They add that Dodik has shown many times so far that he is ready, for the interests of neighboring countries, to betray the interests of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and that is exactly what he is doing now, wanting to flattery to Zagreb.

- Also, the impression remains that he is trying to take revenge on Minister Turković for the case of icon, even if he causes economic damage to the whole of Bosnia and Herzegovina and all its citizens.
Milorad Dodik is the last person who should call on the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H to react to Minister Turković. He should have to go to the Prosecutor's Office and the Court of B&amp;H. Due to the unconstitutional referendum, due to the collapse of a number of banks in RS, due to the icon affair, insult to the president of the CEC and numerous other corruption scandals - it is written in the statement of the SDA.

The impression remains that he is trying to take revenge on Minister Turković because of the Icon case, even if he causes economic damage to the whole of Bosnia and Herzegovina and all its citizens, according to the SDA

The SDA says that Dodik is the last person who should call on the Prosecutor's Office of BiH to react to Minister Turković

SDA: Dodik stood again in defense of Croatia, and against the rights and interests of B&H

Members of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) are checking the threats that members of the Trial Chamber, who sentenced Sakib Mahmuljin to ten years in prison for war crimes, reported to the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, the police agency told us unofficially.
The threats were reported at the end of the week, and SIPA members were in the Court of B&amp;H on Friday to verify the judges' allegations.
The judges informed SIPA and the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H that they felt threatened because a text was published on one portal calling for the lynching of the judges of the Court of B&amp;H who tried in this case.
The acting judges, including Mira Smajlović, actually reported a text written and published on one portal by Muhamed Mahmutović, a journalist from Cazin who lives and works in Sweden. He also shared this text on his Facebook profile.
After the verdict, Mahmutović published an article entitled - "Bosniak Pillar of Shame" and emphasized that "Sakib Mahmuljin was convicted by a three-member council", that "the president of the Council is a Serb Zoran Božić, and the other two members are Bosniaks".
In the disputed text, he posted photos of the judges of the Court of B&amp;H, Mira Smajlović and Mediha Pašić.
- Those two ladies with a clear conscience raised their hand for the verdict according to which the Army of RB&amp;H was equated with the aggressor armies in which, according to the indictment, "a civil war was being waged"! If the indictment had been compiled by the infamous SANU, they would not have compiled it that way, and the prosecutor is also a "Bosniak", Sedin Idrizović, who was promoted to a higher level for his heinous evil act! After this mounted process, he was appointed to the HJPC FB&amp;H! If these two judges had done that to the Albanians, who knows what would have happened to them, and it would not have been well written about Idrizović, who did not have the courage to file an indictment for evident genocide against Bosniaks, proven by international courts - Mahmutović wrote.

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The threats were reported at the end of the week, and SIPA members were in the Court of B&H on Friday to verify the judges' allegations

Mahmuljin was sentenced to ten years in prison

SIPA is investigating threats made to judges of the Court of B&H over the Mahmuljin verdict

The crime has been caught like a rabbit and cannot move, it will be handed over on Tuesday through criminal charges. This is just the beginning.
This was said by the Mayor of Banja Luka, Draško Stanivuković, in today's address to the public, presenting reports on, as he stated, crime in the past period in the City Administration.
He said that 372 billboards exist in Banja Luka, of which 159 do not pay the utility fee, which damaged the budget by 17 million KM.

- When we started the action, we found over 50 billboards for which they say that they are nobody's. Everyone has to be discovered and everyone has to pay. The deadline is Monday for companies to pay. There are criminal charges against the chief of the communal police because he was silent. That's it - said Stanivuković.
He said that Dragan Lukač's godfather ran the business. He stated that he signed his own supervision.
- Who cleaned the Crkvena river, and why. He wants to go back to work. That is not happening, he will return when I'm not here - stated Stanivuković.
He also showed a photograph of the fence, which costed 120,000 KM, and was estimated at 25,000 KM.
- There is a charge for everyone who hunted. When you go to Čučun's office you can see how it looks like. I call on everyone to arrest this, but also me if something is not true. Go through all public procurements - said Stanivuković, talking about the abuse of official cars for personal purposes.
He said that he also knew that a vehicle was following him, but that nothing would stop him.
He also spoke about receiving contracts for the work of those people who are already employed. He gave them a deadline to cancel those contracts by Monday.
- There are controversial diplomas obtained in a very short time. We will send all institutions to declare their credibility. There are also some in FB&amp;H. There are also mayors, one of them is Neven Stanić - said Stanivuković.

He said that these reports stop crime in other institutions as well, because "they know that we will win there as well."
He also mentioned the names of the companies that received the most jobs from the City Administration.
- Economic genocide was committed in "Aquana", money was extracted. We have ten million in debt - said, among other things, Stanivuković.
He called on all citizens to write to their audit team and that they will continue regardless of pressure and obstruction.

Stanivuković spoke about illegal billboards, illegally obtained diplomas, work contracts, embezzlement in public procurements...

Stanivuković: There will be criminal charges against the chief of the communal police

Stanivuković: Crime has been caught like a rabbit and cannot move

Next week, the B&amp;H Central Election Commission will file criminal charges against members of polling stations at polling stations in Mostar, Doboj and Srebrenica where irregularities have been identified.
At yesterday's session, Vanja Bjelica-Prutina, a member of the CEC, suggested that next week preparations and instructions be filed with the prosecutor's office against members of polling stations at those polling stations where irregularities were found.
"We must set a deadline within which our services will register members of polling stations at those polling stations where irregularities have been identified, which we estimate contain features of a criminal offense against the right to vote," she said.
Željko Bakalar, president of the CEC, revealed at the continuation of the session that a large part of the criminal charges for Mostar are already ready.
The conclusion was adopted by a majority of votes.

The conclusion was adopted by a majority of votes

The CEC will file criminal charges against individual members of polling stations

On the main road M-17 in the town of Grabovica, north of Mostar, a serious traffic accident occurred in the afternoon, in which two people died, it was confirmed to us from the Ministry of the Interior of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton.
The Herzegovina-Neretva Canton Ministry of the Interior only said that they received the notification about the serious accident at 4.40 PM and that they immediately sent police teams to the scene and informed the duty prosecutor, and that they had no more information at this time.
Due to this accident, the traffic was completely blocked, and an investigation is expected soon, after which more information will be known.

Due to this accident, the traffic was completely blocked, and an investigation is expected soon, after which more information will be known

Investigation at the scene of the accident

Terrible accident in Grabovica near Mostar, two killed

The Vatican Museums, including the Sistine Chapel, said they will reopen on Monday after being closed for 88 days due to coronavirus restrictions -- the longest closure since World War II.
The world-famous collections will open their doors to the public from Monday to Saturday, but visitors must pre-book tickets and will be given timed entry slots.
Curators used the closure, sparked by Italian government measures introduced to stem the spread of Covid-19, to carry out maintenance and refurbishment works.
That included careful dusting of 15th-century frescoes in the Sistine Chapel, which normally attracts six million visitors a year.
-The Pope's Museums await you with pleasure!- a statement said.
The news comes amid an easing of coronavirus restrictions, with all but five Italian regions put in the low-risk "yellow" category from Monday.
That allows bars and restaurants to reopen during the day, alongside museums.
Rome's Colosseum and the Forum were also set to reopen on Monday, although they are to remain closed on weekends.
The Italian islands of Sicily and Sardinia and regions of Umbria, Puglia and the autonomous province of South Tyrol are the only areas still subjected to tighter curbs in mid-risk "orange" zones.
The entire country remains subject to a night-time curfew however, while table service at bars and restaurants must end at 6:00pm.
Italy was the first European country to face the full force of the pandemic early in 2020. 
A nationwide lockdown, the collapse of the tourist trade and widespread closures since then have plunged the economy in a deep recession, while almost 88,000 people with the virus have died.

This is the longest closure since World War II

The deserted entrance of the closed Vatican Museums during a lockdown aimed at stopping the spread of COVID-19, March 24, 2020, Vatican City

Vatican Museums to reopen Monday after virus closure

After inmates of the new state prison in East Sarajevo, where inveterate criminals, convicted of aggravated murder, terrorism, rape and war crimes have been serving long prison sentences since the end of 2020., sent a letter to B&amp;H Justice Minister Josip Grubeša a few days ago, complaining food prices in the canteen and telephone services, "Dnevni avaz" publishes the price list from the canteen from "B&amp;H Alcatraz".

The prisoners wrote to Minister Grubeša that food prices were higher than in large shopping malls and that they had to pay five marks for a kilogram of oranges. They also pointed out that chocolate costs 5.85 KM, a kilo of lemon three KM...
When you look at food prices, based on the price list we got to see, it is obvious that individual items are much more expensive than in stores. The convicts claimed to Grubeša that the food prices in the entity institutions were much more affordable and that they thought that "in addition to hotel accommodation" in East Sarajevo, they would also have better nutrition.
We bring only some of the prices of groceries and other necessities in the canteen of the new state prison.
For 300 grams of cheese pie, prisoners must pay 2.50 KM, and for the same weight of meat pie three KM.
Integral sliced loaf of bread which weights 400 grams costs 1.50 KM, and sandwiches with chicken three KM.
Cigarette boxes, depending on the manufacturer, cost from 5.50 KM to 9 KM.
One hundred grams of finely chopped tobacco costs 21 KM.

<h2>Pâtés cost from 1.75 to 2.50 KM</h2>

When it comes to water and juices, "Fanta Orange" of two liters costs 2.65 KM, orange juices 2.50 KM. For a kilogram of "Cedevita", it is necessary to set aside 10.95 KM. Water and iced teas cost from 0.90 KM to 1.20.
For five liters of water, because the prisoners complain that the ordinary one has a strange taste, it is necessary to set aside 2.20 KM.
The price of coffee in the canteen, depending on the weight and the manufacturer, costs from 1.95 KM to 7.25 KM. Teas cost from 2.65 to 5.30 KM. Snacks cost from 0.65 KM to 4.80 KM and that's how much Pringles Hot Chips up to 165 grams cost.
Milk and yoghurts cost from 1.35 to 2.15 KM. A liter of "Meggle" milk of 3.2 milk fat is 1.80 KM. Sirloin of 70 grams costs 3.80 KM, and dry pork sirloin 5.40 KM.
Chicken pâtés costs from 1.75 to 2.50 KM. Shampoos for hair 5.40 KM, body creams 3.50 KM, shower baths of 750 milliliters 8.85 KM, kilogram of bananas three KM, oranges five, garlic costs 5.50 KM, apples three, condoms 5.40 KM, chocolates from 2.20 to 5.85 KM.

When you look at the prices of food, based on the price list we received, it is obvious that some items are much more expensive than in stores and shopping malls

These are the prices in the state prison: How much are meat pie, dried meat, coffee, condoms...

Austrian police have found 96 foreigners from across Europe at the ski resort of St Anton am Arlberg in breach of pandemic-related rules on entering the country and the national lockdown.&nbsp;The mayor of St Anton, one of Austria’s top resorts, said this week that dozens of young tourists from across Europe had recently come to his town and circumvented lockdown rules under which ski lifts are open but hotels are closed to tourists.
-Among others Britons, Danes, Swedes, Romanians, Germans, Australians, Irish people and Poles were checked and fined- the police force of the western province of Tyrol said in a statement issued on Friday night.
The operation was carried out on Friday evening with 15 officers, and those found in breach face fines of up to 2,180 euros ($2,650), the statement said.
Austria, a country of just under 9 million people, has recorded 413,208 cases and 7,703 deaths in the pandemic so far. Daily new cases have dropped to roughly 1,500 from a peak of more than 9,000 in November but are now falling only slowly.
It has been in its third national lockdown since Dec. 26, with non-essential shops closed. In addition, from Dec. 19 to Jan. 10 even stricter rules on entering the country were put in place largely to discourage skiers, forcing arrivals from almost every country in Europe to go into quarantine.
In recent weeks, however, the public has been stunned to learn of loopholes, often involving work or training. Although regular skiers cannot stay overnight at a resort, coronavirus clusters emerged at ski teacher training courses, which were allowed to be held for visitors from across Europe.
Tourist accommodation is only available to business travellers, and St Anton’s Mayor Helmut Mall has said new arrivals there have registered a local address saying they are looking for work even though there are no jobs available.
The police did not say exactly what offences had been committed but said the foreigners had breached lockdown and immigration regulations as well as the law on registering an address.

The operation was carried out on Friday evening with 15 officers, and those found in breach face fines of up to 2,180 euros

Skiers wear protective face masks and practise social distancing as they pass a sign on the way to a chairlift as the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues in Flachau, Austria January 13, 2021.

Austria finds 96 foreigners in breach of lockdown rules at top ski resort

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law on Friday ratifying the extension of New START, a key arms control treaty with the United States, a week before it was due to expire, the Kremlin said in a statement.
The nuclear arms control agreement has been extended for five years until February 5, 2026, the Kremlin said. It is the last major pact of its kind between Russia and the US after the US pulled out of a separate nuclear arms control agreement with Russia, the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF), under the Trump administration in 2019.
Putin and US President Joe Biden spoke on the phone on Tuesday expressing "satisfaction" over the exchange of diplomatic notes between both countries on extending the treaty. The Russian Parliament voted to ratify the five-year extension on Wednesday.
The landmark treaty was first signed for a period of 10 years by former US President Barack Obama and former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev in 2010. It took effect on February 5, 2011.
The treaty limits the number of strategic offensive weapons both countries can have.The treaty limits each side to no more than 700 deployed intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBMs) and heavy bombers; no more than 1,550 warheads on deployed ICBMs, deployed SLBMs and heavy bombers for nuclear armaments; and a total of 800 deployed and non-deployed ICBM launchers, SLBM launchers, and heavy bombers.
-Renewing the Treaty meets the national interests of the Russian Federation, makes it possible to maintain the transparency and predictability of strategic relations between Russia and the United States and to support global strategic stability; it will have a beneficial effect on the international situation, and contribute to the nuclear disarmament process- the Kremlin said in the statement published Friday evening.
Last week, White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters "that the New START Treaty is in the national security interests of the United States, and this extension makes even more sense when the relationship with Russia is adversarial, as it is at this time."
She added that it was the "only remaining treaty constraining Russian nuclear forces and is an anchor of strategic stability between our two countries."

The treaty limits the number of strategic offensive weapons both countries can have

The extension was signed into law by Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday

Alisa Mutap's father and policeman Dupovac are arrested and under criminal investigation at SIPA

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US police pepper-sprayed 9-year-old girl, footage shows

Hungarians protest against lockdown measures despite gathering ban

Igor Radojičić on Draško Stanivuković's reports: Continuation of the political campaign and ignorance of the system

Migrants in "Lipa" received blankets and hot meals

Pope dedicates world day to 'forgotten' grandparents

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SIPA is investigating threats made to judges of the Court of B&H over the Mahmuljin verdict

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The CEC will file criminal charges against individual members of polling stations

Terrible accident in Grabovica near Mostar, two killed

Vatican Museums to reopen Monday after virus closure

These are the prices in the state prison: How much are meat pie, dried meat, coffee, condoms...

Austria finds 96 foreigners in breach of lockdown rules at top ski resort

Putin signs law extending nuclear arms treaty between US and Russia

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Alisa Mutap's father and policeman Dupovac are arrested and under criminal investigation at SIPA

Arijana Memić: Our fight has been going on for five years, it turned out that everything we said was true

US police pepper-sprayed 9-year-old girl, footage shows

Hungarians protest against lockdown measures despite gathering ban

Igor Radojičić on Draško Stanivuković's reports: Continuation of the political campaign and ignorance of the system

Migrants in "Lipa" received blankets and hot meals

Pope dedicates world day to 'forgotten' grandparents

SDA: Dodik stood again in defense of Croatia, and against the rights and interests of B&H

SIPA is investigating threats made to judges of the Court of B&H over the Mahmuljin verdict

Stanivuković: Crime has been caught like a rabbit and cannot move

The CEC will file criminal charges against individual members of polling stations

Terrible accident in Grabovica near Mostar, two killed

Vatican Museums to reopen Monday after virus closure

These are the prices in the state prison: How much are meat pie, dried meat, coffee, condoms...

Austria finds 96 foreigners in breach of lockdown rules at top ski resort

Putin signs law extending nuclear arms treaty between US and Russia