After the German Interpol issued an official warrant for Mirnesa Bešlić from Stuttgart, who is suspected of stealing one million euros in that country, in the whole case, as previously published, police agencies of Bosnia and Herzegovina got involved.

<h2>She isn't a citizen of BiH and her friend Mujo</h2>

"Avaz" learns that National Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) is also looking for Bešlić, who was born in Busovača, but does not have BiH citizenship. A prize of 37,500 euros has been announced for her!
She is on the wanted list of dozens of countries, and the German police believes that she fled to the Balkans after the theft. According to the information that "Avaz" has, SIPA is working on this case after BiH Interpol received official information from Stuttgart.
More precisely, they requested that through the BiH border police base it be checked whether Mirnesa set foot in our country, given that her parents have a house in Busovača and that she has stayed in Sarajevo several times.
For now, Bešlić has not entered Bosnia and Herzegovina in the past few days and no legal crossing has been registered.

<h2>Did she cross the border illegally?</h2>

It is now being checked whether she may have crossed the border illegally.
The German Interpol requests that Bešlić, who is a citizen of Germany, be immediately arrested if she is located and that the process of extradition to the judiciary of this country begins.Given that she does not have BiH citizenship, Bešlić could not object to extradition.

She is on the wanted list of dozens of countries, and the German police believes that she fled to the Balkans after the theft

Mirnesa Bešlić is originally from Busovača

SIPA joined the search for Mirnesa Bešlić, who stole one million euros in Stuttgart!

The document "Guidelines, principles and goals in the executive and legislative authorities for the period 2022 - 2026" was signed today at the BiH Parliamentary Assembly in Sarajevo.

The document was signed on behalf of the coalition of the parties led by the HDZ BiH by the leader of that party, Dragan Čović, and on behalf of the coalition of the eight political parties, the document was signed by the leader of the Social Democratic Party of BiH, Nermin Nikšić.

<h2>Completely new dimension of political behavior</h2>

The signed document consists of three parts, namely Euro-Atlantic integration, political stability and the rule of law, and social justice and the economy.

After the signing, Čović told journalists that a particularly important step forward has been made today for everyone in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- We signed an agreement on our cooperation for the next four years at all levels of government, convinced that the agreement opens up a completely new dimension of political behavior, relations in politics, and political culture in order to primarily open the European perspective of BiH. On the other hand, it will stabilize all the processes in BiH, and ensure the regular operation of all institutions - said Čović.

Equally, he added, social and economic policy has a special place in these three sets that we signed today.

- I would like to thank the partners with whom we have been talking for a long time, that we managed in these 10-15 days, a relatively short time for such a number of parties and different considerations in the views of relations in BiH in recent years, to arrive very quickly at the text of the agreement, which will be an excellent basis for those who will represent the holders of executive and legislative power on behalf of this joint coalition - said Čović.
He pointed out that, after a long time, "by signing this agreement, we can say that we have a coalition because for the last four years we absolutely did not have that".

He pointed out that, after a long time, "by signing this agreement, we can say that we have a coalition because for the last four years we absolutely did not have that"

Čović: The agreement between the Eight and HDZ opens a completely new dimension of relations

The President of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) of BiH, Nermin Nikšić, said after the agreement between the coalition of the Eight and the parties gathered around the Croat Democratic Union (HDZ) in BiH was signed today that they are firmly committed to working together and showing that it is possible to change the situation and the system and to have an executive power that will do what it has promised.

He added that the document entitled "Guidelines, principles and goals in the executive and legislative authorities for the period 2022 - 2026" has been agreed upon without controversies and misinformation, but in an open conversation and a good atmosphere.

- Now those who will be the bearers of the executive power on behalf of this coalition should start implementing this agreement - said Nikšić.
He pointed out that the coalition of the Eight is expanding day by day because people from other political parties recognize that something new is being done in the interest of all citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Nikšić stated that this agreement represents something new on the political scene of BiH because all its elements have been carefully weighed and the signatories firmly stand behind it.

He said that it is possible to have different views, but they have established a system in which they will openly discuss everything and come to a solution.

Nikšić underlined that the coalition is firmly determined to form the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Government of FBiH, as well as cantonal governments wherever possible, by the beginning of 2023.
In response to a journalist's question about the coalition at the state level, he said that it would be difficult to avoid the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), which is a reality that should be acknowledged.

Now those who will be the bearers of the executive power on behalf of this coalition should start implementing this agreement, said Nikšić

Nikšić: We are determined to work together and implement what we have promised

The document "Guidelines, principles and goals in the executive and legislative authorities for the period 2022 - 2026" was signed today at the BiH Parliamentary Assembly in Sarajevo.

The document was signed on behalf of the coalition of the parties led by the HDZ BiH by the leader of that party, Dragan Čović, and on behalf of the coalition of the eight political parties, the document was signed by the leader of the Social Democratic Party of BiH, Nermin Nikšić.
The signed document consists of three parts, namely Euro-Atlantic integration, political stability and the rule of law, and social justice and the economy.
In the past period, the working groups of the Eight and the HDZ in BiH worked on the harmonization of that document.
The coalition of eight political parties consists of the Social Democratic Party of BiH, Our Party, People and Justice Party, Bosnia and Herzegovina Initiative - Fuad Kasumović, For the New Generations, Democratic Action Movement, Party for BiH and People's European Alliance. 
&nbsp;

The signed document consists of three parts, namely Euro-Atlantic integration, political stability and the rule of law, and social justice and the economy

The signed document consists of three parts

Čović and Nikšić sign a document on guidelines and principles in the executive and legislative power

Chief Prosecutor Milanko Kajganić with prosecutors and associates met today with European Commissioner for Neighborhood and Enlargement Oliver Varhelyi, Head of the EU Delegation and EU Special Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ambassador Johann Sattler and their associates at the premises of BiH Prosecutor's Office.

<h2>Fight against organized cross-border crime, corruption, illegal migration...</h2>

Given that the competence of the EU Commissioner is, among other things, focused on reform processes and strengthening the rule of law in the countries of the Western Balkan region, the officials discussed the activities of the BiH Prosecutor's Office in strengthening the rule of law and security on the European path of Bosnia and Herzegovina, announced the BiH Prosecutor’s Office.

Chief Prosecutor Kajganić informed Commissioner Varhelyi about the activities carried out by the BiH Prosecutor's Office in the fight against organized cross-border crime, corruption, illegal migration, illicit traffic in narcotic drugs, terrorism and all other criminal offenses under the jurisdiction of the BiH Prosecutor's Office, which are the focus of regional and international cooperation.

<h2>Importance of connecting law enforcement institutions</h2>

At the meeting, Chief Prosecutor Kajganić emphasized the importance of connecting law enforcement institutions and agencies from Bosnia and Herzegovina with partner institutions from EU countries, such as Europol, Eurojust, etc., as key instruments for a successful fight against crime.

Commissioner Varhelyi and Ambassador Sattler pointed out that the EU structures support the BiH Prosecutor's Office and strengthen the capacity of this institution from the very beginning, building and equipping the capacity, as well as securing the equipment and resources necessary for the successful work of the law enforcement institution, as well as the rule of law and security of citizens, among the most important segments on BiH's path towards European integration.

Chief Prosecutor Kajganić informed Commissioner Varhelyi about the activities carried out by the BiH Prosecutor's Office in the fight against organized cross-border crime, corruption, illegal migration, illicit traffic in narcotic drugs...

Kajganić and Varhelyi on the activities of Prosecutor's Office in strengthening rule of law

"Dnevni avaz" is organizing the "Cyber security" conference, which will be held on December 10th in Sarajevo at the Radon Plaza Hotel.
The goal of this conference is to present the real state of information security in Bosnia and Herzegovina with a focus on threats to key infrastructure and corporate security of information systems.
Participation in the conference organized by "Dnevni avaz" was announced by a number of state institutions, namely the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA), the Federal Police Administration (FUP), the Ministry of the Interior of the RS (MUP RS), the Ministry of the Interior of the KS (MUP KS) and the embassies of United States, Great Britain, as well as representatives of the Delegation of the European Union, NATO, EUFOR and representatives of local companies.
Of course, there will also be talk about BiH's capacities for cyber defense, i.e. warfare. The fact is that business entities, that is, private companies, suffer huge damages, and this will be the most talked about at the "Avaz's" conference.
Experts in cyber security at the "Avaz's" conference will offer solutions to numerous problems!
To participate in the Cyber Security conference, register at <a href="LSdIfmCNR74TB6wdM5W0G0ubaFl6WGG6-f04LedrlxAiamfrAw/viewform?vc=0&amp;c=0&amp;w=1&amp;flr=0">THIS LINK.</a>

The goal of this conference is to present the real state of information security in Bosnia and Herzegovina with a focus on threats to key infrastructure and corporate security of information systems

Experts in cyber security at the "Avaz's" conference will offer solutions to numerous problems

"Dnevni avaz" organizes "Cyber security" conference

The STOXX Europe 600, which includes around 90 percent of the market capitalization of the European market in 17 countries, was up 4.95 points, or 1.16 percent, at 433.33.

Germany's DAX 30 rose 165 points, or 1.16 percent, to finish the final trading day of the week at 14,431.France's CAC 40 added 68 points, or 1.04 percent, to close at 6,644. Spain's IBEX 35 gained 87 points, or 1.08 percent, to 8,127.
Italy's FTSE MIB was the best performer of the day, soaring 335 points, or 1.38 percent, to 24,675.
The UK's FTSE 100 was the only index that performed less than a 1% gain as it added almost 39 points, or 0.53 percent, to close at 7,385.
The gains in indices came despite annual inflation rising to a fresh record level.
Euro area annual inflation came in at 10.6 percent in October 2022, up from 9.9 percent in September. A year earlier, the rate was 4.1 percent, according to Eurostat, the EU's statistical office.
EU annual inflation was 11.5 percent in October 2022, up from 10.9 percent in September. A year earlier, the rate was 4.4 percent, Eurostat announced Thursday.

Italy's FTSE MIB performs best, soaring 1.38 percent

Germany's DAX 30 rose 165 points, or 1.16 percent, to finish the final trading day of the week at 14,431

Major European stocks markets up over 1 percent at close

Finland will start building fences on its eastern border with Russia next year as the country has been beefing up its security since Russia launched a war on neighboring Ukraine this February, the Finnish Border Guard said Friday.

The Nordic country's border with Russia has a length of 1,300 kilometers (808 miles), the longest of any European Union member. In 1939, the then-Soviet Union invaded Finland with its much larger military, resulting in territorial concessions to the USSR after a three-month conflict.
Finland is set to spend €139 million ($143 million) for the planned border fence, which will cover the construction of approximately 70 km (44 mi) of the barrier fence.
- 52 km (32 mi) of this will be in Southeast Finland, 8 km (5 mi) in North Karelia, and 5 km (3.1 mi) in both Kainuu and Lapland. Construction will take place in 2023-2024 - said a Finnish Border Guard statement.
A pilot fence, set to be built in spring 2023, will test implementation of the project by building a fence of nearly 3 km (1.9 mi) on both sides of the Pelkola border crossing point in Imatra, with later expansion to a maximum of 200 km (124 mi).
- Once completed, the barrier fence at the eastern border will provide significant added value for border surveillance and will be very important for the management of situations and operational efficiency - said Col. Vesa Blomqvist, commander of the Southeast Finland Border Guard District.
In addition to beefing up its border, Finland has also applied for NATO membership, with approval pending from Türkiye, which wants reassurances Finland with support its fight with a number of terrorist groups, including the YPG/PKK.

Pilot fence to be built in spring 2023, at crossing point in eastern town of Imatra, says official border guard statement

The Nordic country's border with Russia has a length of 1,300 kilometers

Finland next year to start building fences on border with Russia

Two more French unions, CGT and FSU, called for fresh strikes on Thursday to press for higher wages.

Rallies have been planned in Cherbourg, Granville and Saint-Lo cities of the northern region of Normandy, according to a statement on their websites.
The unions have held a string of strikes in the last few weeks in order to demand a 10 percent hike in wages for public sector employees and a general adjustment to account for inflation.
In September 2022, the inflation rate in France was 5.6 percent year-on-year.

Protesters are demanding a 10 percent hike in wages to keep up with rising inflation

Rallies have been planned in Cherbourg, Granville and Saint-Lo cities

French unions call for new strikes

The Serbian parliament on Wednesday elected a new government some seven months after its general elections.

The Balkan nation held elections on April 3 to choose a new president, members for its 250-seat parliament, and local authorities.&nbsp;The new government was elected with 157 votes in favor and 68 against in 250-seat parliament.

Prime Minister Ana Brnabić will serve as premier for the third time in the new government, which will consist of 28 ministries, including the newly formed Science, Innovation and Technological Development Ministry, Tourism and Youth Ministry, and Public Investment Ministry.

Following the voting, Brnabić and the new ministers took oath of office.
The oat includes preserving Kosovo and Metohija within the Republic of Serbia.
Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia in 2008, with most UN member states, including the US, UK, France, Germany, and Türkiye, recognizing it as a separate autonomous country from its neighbor.
Serbia continues to see Kosovo as its territory, while Russia and China are among the countries that have yet to recognize Kosovo’s independence.

<h2>The new Cabinet has 28 ministers and consists of 25 ministries</h2>

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, diplomats and representatives of religious communities also attended the ceremony.

The new Cabinet has 28 ministers and consists of 25 ministries, with three ministers without portfolios.
Before the vote, Brnabić, in her final address, said that it is very important for her that Serbia, in particularly difficult and challenging times, has "only and exclusively a pro-Serbian government," which will be a government of continuity.
- That's why the word Serbian, pro-Serbian government is important for us, because we are all together on an important task in the national interest - said Brnabić.

250-seat parliament elects new government with 157 votes in favor, 68 against

Serbia forms government 7 months after election

The EU Office in BiH commented on the BiH CoM’s approval of the Rules of Procedure for the EUROPOL Contact Point.

 

The EU Office in BiH welcomes the approval yesterday by the BiH Council of Ministers of the Rules of Procedure for the EUROPOL Contact Point.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is currently the only country in the Western Balkans without an operational EUROPOL Contact Point, and yesterday’s decision should allow for the operationalization of the Contact Point within 20 days.
One additional important step is however required for the Joint Contact Point to move towards full operationalization, and we urge the Council of Ministers to approve the necessary changes to the internal organization of the Ministry of Security, which would enable full administrative and technical support for the Joint Contact Point.
Putting into full operation the Joint Contact Point will allow direct cooperation between Europol and all law enforcement bodies in the country.
This will contribute to a more efficient fight against organized crime, terrorism and other forms of transnational serious crime.
The full operationalization of the Contact Point will be an important milestone in strengthening rule of law in Bosnia and Herzegovina, particularly in view of the Commission’s recommendation to grant candidacy status to the country, stated the EU Delegation to BiH.&nbsp;

Bosnia and Herzegovina is currently the only country in the Western Balkans without an operational EUROPOL Contact Point

EU calls for the full operationalization of the Contact Point for cooperation with EUROPOL

A meeting on the subject of linking electronic toll collection between public companies from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia was held on Thursday at the invitation of the Motorways of Serbia. 

The meeting was attended by the delegations of FBiH Motorways and the RS Motorway, led by directors Elmedin Voloder and Slobodan Stanarević together with colleagues from the Motorways of Serbia.
During the meeting, all parties expressed readiness to connect the electronic toll collection between these three public companies in order to enable the end user to use the motorways as simply and efficiently as possible.
Director of FBiH Motorways, Elmedin Voloder, emphasized readiness to implement the agreement and noted that the purpose of the meeting and agreement is the common interest of all parties for the satisfaction of motorway users and faster and simpler passage through toll stations.
It was agreed that a cooperation agreement should be prepared in the coming period, which should be signed in Banja Luka. The date will be agreed upon later, while the implementation teams will start preparations already next week.

The meeting was attended by the delegations of FBiH Motorways and the RS Motorway, led by directors Elmedin Voloder and Slobodan Stanarević together with colleagues from the Motorways of Serbia

Integration of electronic toll collection on motorways in BiH and Serbia under preparation

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has issued an order for an international warrant for Miodrag Mitrašinović, since he was not found at the address after the first-instance verdict was handed over for war crimes, the court confirmed for "Avaz".

 

Mitrašinović, who did not appear at the sentencing on October 21st, was sentenced to 13 years under first-instance verdict, together with six other former members of the Army of Republika Srpska (VRS), who were also sentenced to the same prison terms, i.e. a total of 91 years in prison for participating in the kidnapping of 20 civilians from a train in Štrpci at the end of February 1993, who were killed in the area of Višegrad.

<h2>He was treated in the Foča University Hospital</h2>

Referring to the chronology of this case, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina reminds that before the verdict was pronounced in the case mentioned above, the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina submitted to the Court a proposal to determine the measure of detention for the accused in the "Štrpci case", in which it was stated that all were arrested except Miodrag Mitrašinović, who, according to the state prosecutor's office, was in the hospital in Foča, where he was admitted for a medical procedure.

This information was confirmed by the defense counsel of the accused Mitrašinović, lawyer Miloš Perić, who informed the Court that his client was in the hospital in Foča, where he underwent an operation during the day, and that he was not mobile and that he does not know how long he would be kept in hospital.
- Immediately after the sentencing and determination of the custody measure, the Court issued an order to the Institute for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions, Custody and Other Measures of BiH to ensure the implementation of the custody measure against the accused Miodrag Mitrašinović in the Foča University Hospital, where, according to the information provided to the Court at the time, he was being treated, and after the treatment was completed, he would be transferred to Vojkovići penitentiary in order to continue serving the detention measure - explained the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

As they further state, after that, the Management of the Vojkovići penitentiary informed the Court that the accused Mitrašinović was not in the University Hospital in Foča, given that, as confirmed by the Department of Surgery, he was discharged from further treatment on the same day.

After receiving that information, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina issued an order to issue an international warrant in relation to the accused Miodrag Mitrašinović.
Ex-soldiers Mitrašinović, Obrad and Novak Poluga, Petko Inđić, Radojica Ristić, Dragan Šekarić and Oliver Krsmanović have been sentenced to 13 years each in a first-instance verdict for participating in the murder of 20 non-Serb civilians who were seized from a train that was traveling from Belgrade to Bar in Montenegro.
The victims were shot dead in the village of Musići and their bodies were then thrown into the Drina River.
The first-instance verdict convicting the seven men is subject to an appeal.&nbsp;

Mitrašinović, who did not appear at the sentencing on October 21st, was sentenced to 13 years under first-instance verdict

Miodrag Mitrašinović escaped from hospital in Foča

BiH Court issues an order for an international warrant for convict Mitrašinović

President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen will visit Bosnia and Herzegovina tomorrow as part of a regional visit to the Western Balkans, announced the office of the EU Delegation in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The visit is in the context of the European Commission's recent recommendation that Bosnia and Herzegovina be granted candidate status in order to emphasize the message that the country's future is within the European Union.
The President will refer to the ongoing energy crisis and show the EU's determination to support partners in addressing high energy prices and the long-term improvement of their energy security.
During the visit, President von der Leyen will meet with members of the BiH Presidency, address representatives of political life, civil society, culture and the business community, and solemnly open the Ivan Tunnel on Corridor 5C.
The European Union has invested 23.3 million euros for the Tarčin-Ivan section and for the Ivan Tunnel, which is part of the total EU grant support for Corridor 5-c in the amount of 542 million euros.

During the visit, President von der Leyen will meet with members of the BiH Presidency, address representatives of political life, civil society, culture and the business community, and solemnly open the Ivan Tunnel on Corridor 5C

Ursula von der Leyen is visiting BiH tomorrow

Any action taken toward the dissolution of BiH would violate Dayton and carry grave consequences, warned today the Embassy of the United States of America to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

 

The Embassy announced on its official Twitter that the United States is committed to the principles of Dayton – that Bosnia and Herzegovina is a democratic, multi-ethnic, sovereign, and independent state with unquestionable territorial integrity. Neither Dayton nor the Constitution of BiH offers any entity the right to secede.
- Those who want to perform duties in BiH should respect democratic processes and institutions that ensure that the voice of citizens is heard and stop presenting voters with wrong and inaccurate information about the electoral process in BiH - said the US Embassy in BiH.

They also state that there is no justification for responding to standard measures of electoral integrity with dangerous and irresponsible rhetoric about secession, which was used on Monday in Banja Luka at a meeting organized by the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), led by Milorad Dodik.

- Election authorities have a responsibility to ensure the integrity of the electoral process, including by recounting ballots and other measures when circumstances warrant. The United States respects the right to peaceful assembly and protest. They are part of any democracy - the Embassy announced.&nbsp;

Those who want to perform duties in BiH should respect democratic processes and institutions that ensure that the voice of citizens is heard, they stated

US Embassy: Any action taken toward the dissolution of BiH would carry grave consequences

The Institute for Research of Genocide Canada (IGC) has sent a petition asking for an immediate halt of the film promoting the Bosnian entity RS, including 27,000 signatories. The receivers of the said petition are mayors of all cities where the film’s screening was announced. Furthermore, a petition will receive prime ministers and presidents of the countries where the movie was to be screened. And important political, academic, and cultural subjects of Canada, the USA, and the European Union.

A cover letter was included with the petition. In the letter signed by Emir Ramić, director of IGC, he writes, among other things:

- We are sending you a petition with more than 27,000 signatures from 67 countries worldwide. The signatories publicly express their deep concern about the film of the former Sputnik journalist and host of Russia Today, Serbian-Canadian director Boris Malagurski, "Republic of Srpska: Struggle for Freedom."
Today, we must remember that incitement to genocide, hate speech, and glorifying genocide’s planners and perpetrators are crimes. Boris Malagurski’s film encourages a new genocide, which is a crime.
Genocide negation, that is, the negation of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is confirmed by this film. It is another blow from the so-called civilized world to the victims of the biggest crime in Europe after the Holocaust, the genocide in Srebrenica. The film is a documented testimony of the dishonesty, moral and intellectual collapse of the planners and performers of aggression and genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The film certifies the work of genocide planners and perpetrators in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It supports Serbian extremism, whose goal is to create a “Greater Serbia” at the expense of the destruction of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The film defeated humanity, defeated man, and civilization. This film humiliated victims not only of the genocide in Srebrenica but also the victims of all terrible crimes in human history, including the victims of the Holocaust.

<h2>Film promotes the denial of the genocide in Srebrenica</h2>

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Europe, and the world, full of surviving victims and witnesses of terrible crimes, deserve much better than this film. How can victims hope for truth and justice next to an author like Boris Malagurski? Author in whom humanity is defeated, who continues the criminal tradition of the Serbian Academy of Sciences, the Serbian Orthodox Church, and the Serbian Association of Writers. Revising historical, judicial, and scientific facts about the genocide to equalize the victim and crimes for the benefit of the idea of ​​Greater Serbia, which has not yet been defeated.

That is why every premiere of this film will remain recorded for posterity as one of the blackest days in the history of humankind.
The film promotes the denial of the genocide in Srebrenica as the last stage of its complete execution. It promotes the idea of ​​Greater Serbia, which is constantly tearing Bosnia and Herzegovina apart. And tries, by all means, to show that Bosnia and Herzegovina is a failed state, promoting the independence of the RS entity and its unification with Serbia.
We invite you to wake up from a disturbing world that destroys the human spirit and consciousness. Leaving people in constant fear, where non-humans rule and proclaim lies as truth and consider a crime a good thing. Become aware of our position, look for ways out, and be brave, unique, knowledgeable, and professional. The film humiliates the victims, but the victims will never be defeated because the truth and justice are on their side, not on quasi-artist Boris Malagurski.

We are sending you a petition with more than 27,000 signatures from 67 countries worldwide, it is stated

A cover letter was included with the petition

SIPA joined the search for Mirnesa Bešlić, who stole one million euros in Stuttgart!

Čović: The agreement between the Eight and HDZ opens a completely new dimension of relations

Nikšić: We are determined to work together and implement what we have promised

Čović and Nikšić sign a document on guidelines and principles in the executive and legislative power

Kajganić and Varhelyi on the activities of Prosecutor's Office in strengthening rule of law

"Dnevni avaz" organizes "Cyber security" conference

Major European stocks markets up over 1 percent at close

Finland next year to start building fences on border with Russia

French unions call for new strikes

Serbia forms government 7 months after election

EU calls for the full operationalization of the Contact Point for cooperation with EUROPOL

Integration of electronic toll collection on motorways in BiH and Serbia under preparation

BiH Court issues an order for an international warrant for convict Mitrašinović

Ursula von der Leyen is visiting BiH tomorrow

US Embassy: Any action taken toward the dissolution of BiH would carry grave consequences

IGC: World leaders notified about petition to stop screening of Boris Malagurski film

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SIPA joined the search for Mirnesa Bešlić, who stole one million euros in Stuttgart!

Čović: The agreement between the Eight and HDZ opens a completely new dimension of relations

Nikšić: We are determined to work together and implement what we have promised

Čović and Nikšić sign a document on guidelines and principles in the executive and legislative power

Kajganić and Varhelyi on the activities of Prosecutor's Office in strengthening rule of law

"Dnevni avaz" organizes "Cyber security" conference

Major European stocks markets up over 1 percent at close

Finland next year to start building fences on border with Russia

French unions call for new strikes

Serbia forms government 7 months after election

EU calls for the full operationalization of the Contact Point for cooperation with EUROPOL

Integration of electronic toll collection on motorways in BiH and Serbia under preparation

BiH Court issues an order for an international warrant for convict Mitrašinović

Ursula von der Leyen is visiting BiH tomorrow

US Embassy: Any action taken toward the dissolution of BiH would carry grave consequences

IGC: World leaders notified about petition to stop screening of Boris Malagurski film