Investigator of MUP SC (identity known to "Avaz") who was involved in the investigation from the first day of the liquidation of Sarajevo police officers Adis Šehović and Davor Vujinović in 2018 in Alipašino Polje, certain persons connected to the criminal underground, are threatening to kill him, calling to prepare his assassination for a long time.
Dozens of messages, which the investigator received directly on his mobile phone number, and which were forwarded to the SC Prosecutor's Office, still stand as a dead letter on paper.

Other members of the investigation team also received threats, but the question is why the SC Prosecutor's Office did not take concrete steps.
One of the messages that reached the investigator was "We will cut off your head and throw it in Turkish Sarajevo", "You are just a jerk" ... His vehicle was blown up by a bomb earlier.
We learn that, however, the prosecutors, instead of investigating everything, are working to revoke this person's security license, under the guise that he worked for foreign intelligence agencies.
This investigator has been involved in the liquidation investigation from the very beginning. However, by the decision of the SC Prosecutor's Office, which we published last night, the SC Ministry of the Interior was removed from further investigation, and it is now entrusted to SIPA.
- Although SIPA has been taking action in the case since the crime of murdering members of the SC MUP, the order of the SC Prosecutor's Office of November 12 ordered SIPA to continue further investigative activities in order to identify accomplices and collect evidence - said a spokeswoman for the SC Prosecutor's Office Azra Bavčić.

<h2>An arrest warrant has been issued</h2>

The decision, signed by prosecutors Aida Topalović and Šejla Heljić, comes 10 days after the SC Ministry of the Interior submitted an amendment to the report on the persons suspected of committing the liquidation, as well as their helpers.
It is about the first suspect Aleksandar Macan from Pale and at least five other people. An international arrest warrant was issued for Macan yesterday, although the report was sent to the SC Prosecutor's Office on November 5.
In other words, the SC Prosecutor's Office, which recently accused Commissioner Nusret Selimović of obstructing the investigation, seized the almost solved case from the SC MUP and assigned it to SIPA.

<h2>They were discovered via the "Sky" application</h2>

However, everything broke down when the SC Ministry of the Interior, which received information from Europol related to organized crime against certain persons, and not related to the murder of police officers, forwarded it to the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H and SIPA.
We learn that SC prosecutors felt they should have this information, and it was discovered through the “Sky” app. These messages also mention criminals associated with the ISA leadership.

Dozens of messages, which the investigator received directly on his mobile phone number, and which were forwarded to the SC Prosecutor's Office, still stand as a dead letter on paper

Alipašino Polje: Murderers at large, who is undermining the investigation

Investigator who worked on the murder of Sarajevo police officers received death threats: "We will cut off your head and throw it in Turkish Sarajevo"

The trial of Federal Prime Minister Fadil Novalić and others accused for the disputed procurement of 100 Chinese ventilators worth 10,530,000 KM continued today in the Court of B&amp;H with the continuation of the testimony of Sanita Alagić, Assistant Director of FCPA and Head of the Sector for Financial Operations, Public Procurement and Warehousing.

During cross-examination, the witness said that they received many offers electronically for the purchase of ventilators and other medical equipment, but that they were not able to check every offer. According to her, an order was issued at the time to reduce contacts due to the epidemiological situation, and they already had sick colleagues.
Alagić emphasized that the Agency for Medicines and Medical Devices of B&amp;H did not find any irregularities in the public procurement procedure, nor did it issue any violations to them.
Prosecutor Mirza Hukeljić presented the witness with a statement she gave during the investigation phase, in which she stated that the offer for ventilators was made by Fikret Hodžić himself. Alagić changed her statement today and said that this was not true and that the offer had reached the porter's lodge.

During today's cross-examination, at one point Alagić requested a short break, and after the break, the members of the Trial Chamber also asked her a series of questions. One of them was whether the competent institutions were informed about the amendments to the contract on the purchase of ventilators, to which the witness answered negative.
The next hearing is scheduled for November 19.

She said that they received many offers electronically for the purchase of ventilators and other medical equipment, but that they were not able to check every offer

Sanita Alagić testified at today's hearing again

Solak's assistant changes statement again: Alagić now claims that Hodžić did not make an offer for ventilators

The trial of Federal Prime Minister Fadil Novalić and others is scheduled to continue today in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina in connection with the procurement of 100 ventilators worth 10,530,000 KM.
The testimony of Sanita Alagić, an employee of the Federal Civil Protection Administration, is expected to continue today.
Apart from Novalić, the suspended director of the Federal Administration of Civil Protection, Fahrudin Solak, the Minister of Finance of FB&amp;H, Jelka Milićević, and the owner of the company "Silver Raspberry", Fikret Hodžić, are accused of the disputable purchase of ventilators.
Novalić, Solak and Hodžić are accused of associating in order to commit criminal offenses related to acts of abuse of position or authority, and receiving a reward or other form of benefit for trading in influence.
The indictment also charges them with money laundering, falsification or destruction of business or trade books or documents, falsification of official documents and violation of the obligation to keep trade or business books and compile financial reports and their falsification or destruction.
Milićević is accused of negligent work in the service.

Apart from Novalić, Fahrudin Solak, , Jelka Milićević, and Fikret Hodžić, are accused of the disputed purchase of ventilators

"Ventilators" affair: Look at the arrival of Fadil Novalić and the other accused

After the "Avaz" portal last night published the information that the Prosecutor's Office of SC informed the Police Administration and the Ministry of the Interior of SC that the investigation related to the murder of Sarajevo police officers Adis Šehović and Davor Vujinović in 2018 in Alipašino Polje will be taken over by SIPA, the judicial institution announced. 
The statement of the SC Prosecutor's Office reads:
- Although SIPA has been taking action in the case since the crime of murdering members of the SC MUP, the order of the SC Prosecutor's Office of November 12 ordered SIPA to continue further investigative activities in order to identify accomplices and collect evidence - said a spokeswoman for the SC Prosecutor's Office Azra Bavčić.
The decision, signed by prosecutors Aida Topalović and Šejla Heljić, comes 10 days after the SC Ministry of the Interior submitted an amendment to the report on the persons suspected of committing the liquidation, as well as their helpers.
It is about the first suspect Aleksandar Macan from Pale and at least five other people. An international arrest warrant was issued for Macan today, although the report was sent to the SC Prosecutor's Office on November 5.
In other words, the SC Prosecutor's Office, which recently accused Commissioner Nusret Selimović of obstructing the investigation, seized the already almost clarified case from the SC MUP and assigned it to SIPA.

SIPA has been ordered to continue further investigative activities in order to identify the accomplices of the murder and gather evidence, say the SC Prosecutor's Office

SC Prosecutor's Office announces and confirms Avaz's writing: SIPA continues investigation with the aim of revealing accomplices in the murder of police officers

EU defense ministers met in Brussels on Tuesday to discuss the future of the bloc’s security and defense policy, cooperation with the US and other counties, as well as concerns over Russia’s military buildup near Ukraine.

EU defense ministers are expected to approve a negotiation mandate for the union's officials over the US participation in the projects of the European Defence Agency, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell told reporters before the meeting.
- This will open the door to start a dialogue on security and defense” with the US, he said, pointed out that “this was a request from the US. -Borrell also explained that the ministers would approve a package of military projects under the framework of Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO), which will raise the total number of PESCO projects to 60.
According to Borrell, the 2017 agreement of 25 EU states to deepen defense cooperation via PESCO projects “will start delivering results in a couple of years as a new start of European defense.”
He said they will “talk about how to be more effective in Common Security and Defense Policy missions, especially in the Sahel and in partnership with third countries.”
The ministers will continue the discussion on the draft defense strategy called “Strategic Compass” presented by Borrell on Monday at a joint meeting of EU foreign and defense ministers.
The document is meant to serve as an operational guide for the bloc to develop security and defense capacities, as well as to make decision-making on the matter more effective.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg will also join the EU defense ministers for a working lunch.
The large Russian military buildup in and around Ukraine that Stoltenberg called on Monday an “unusual concentration of forces” is not on the official agenda of ministers, but Borrell said they would certainly discuss it.

Ministers expected to give mandate for opening dialogue on security, defense with US

EU defense ministers are expected to approve a negotiation mandate for the union's officials over the US participation in the projects of the European Defence Agency

EU defense ministers meet to discuss security, cooperation

High Representative Christian Schmidt met today with a delegation from SDP B&amp;H led by President Nermin Nikšić to hear their views on the recently adopted conclusions of the Federation B&amp;H based opposition parties, and what it means for the work of the opposition across the entire political spectrum in B&amp;H.

- The task for all political stakeholders in Bosnia and Herzegovina is to de-escalate the current political tensions, end the blockade of state institutions, and resume the work necessary to advance B&amp;H down the EU path, which includes fulfilling the requirements to graduate from international supervision - said High Representative Schmidt, OHR announced. 
Emphasizing the international community’s unwavering commitment to the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the High Representative added that “we will not watch a quarter of a century of hard-won progress disappear”.

We will not watch a quarter of a century of hard-won progress disappear, said Schmidt

Schmidt and Nikšić discuss the current political situation in B&H

At the suggestion of the SC Prosecutor's Office, the Cantonal Court in Sarajevo issued a warrant for Aleksandar Macan, who is suspected of liquidating Sarajevo police officers Adis Šehović and Davor Vujinović.
This confirmed the writing of "Avaz" two weeks ago that a warrant would be issued.

<h2>Who are the perpetrators of this brutal murder</h2>

At the suggestion of the SC Prosecutor's Office, the Cantonal Court in Sarajevo ordered the custody of Aleksandar Macan, a suspect in the murder of SC MUP police officers. At the same time, at the suggestion of the Cantonal Prosecutor's Office of SC, an order was issued to issue an international arrest warrant - Azra Bavčić, spokeswoman for the Prosecutor's Office of SC, told "Avaz".
We remind you that at least five people are suspected of being connected to the liquidation of Sarajevo police officers Adis Šehović and Davor Vujinović on October 26, 2018, in the Sarajevo neighbourhood Alipašino Polje, the "Avaz" portal has learned.
The names of the reported, with clear details, who are the perpetrators of this brutal murder, and who were the helpers, are stated in the supplement to the report of the SC Ministry of the Interior, which was forwarded to the Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor's Office on November 5.
The first suspected car mobster from Pale, Aleksandar Macan, who was not found at the address last week, is on the run.

<h2>For the SC Ministry of the Interior, the case has been clarified</h2>

"Avaz's" sources claim that everything is up to the SC Prosecutor's Office and that the whole case, which has been waiting for almost three years, can end very quickly. The names of some people have long been known to law enforcement.
Nusret Selimović, the police commissioner of the SC Ministry of the Interior, said last week that he could not state exactly how many people were suspected for the purpose of the investigation, but he pointed out that, from the police aspect, the case was solved for them.
- Every detail is known. Everything is written in the report. I think everything can be solved very quickly. The prosecution got everything and everything depends on how they will react - says the source of "Avaz" involved in the investigation.
SIPA also found two Kalashnikovs in Macan's vacation home. Great help in locating the suspects, through at least three applications, was provided by foreign intelligence agencies, primarily from Germany, which located the number of one of the suspects, after which a mosaic began to be assembled.

This confirmed the writing of "Avaz" two weeks ago that an arrest warrant will be requested for the first suspect

Investigation into the murder of Sarajevo police officers: A warrant has been issued for Aleksandar Macan

The Government of the entity of Republic of Srpska held a telephone session today at which, "due to inappropriate behavior that damaged the reputation of the Government of the RS, dismissed from duty Marko Šukalo from the position of the Assistant Secretary-General for Legal and General Affairs.

The request was made because Šukalo, as explained, caused damage to the reputation of the government of that entity by his inappropriate behavior.
The police in the RS found drugs in the possession of Marko Šukalo, Assistant Secretary-General of the RS Government and Advisor to the President of the SNSD, Milorad Dodik, on Friday night in Banja Luka.
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He  caused the damage to the reputation of the government of that entity by his inappropriate behavior

RS government fires Marko Šukalo, Dodik's advisor, because of drug abuse

Five local communities in the City of Zenica received today sets of computer equipment within the project "Strengthening the role of local communities in B&amp;H", which is a joint project of the governments of Switzerland and Sweden and implemented by the United Nations Development Program in Bosnia and Herzegovina (UNDP B&amp;H).

The equipment was given to the local communities of Briznik, Donje Babino, Gorica, Janjići and Stranjani, and the total value of this equipment is 18,818.28 KM, of which the donors provided 15,600 KM, and the City of Zenica 3,218.00 KM.
- The City of Zenica has very good cooperation with UNDP. We have been cooperating for years. The city supports them and co-finances all the projects they work on. We completed six of them last year, and now they have elected five new local communities. The City of Zenica will, for 2022, co-finance projects with 110,000 KM, which will be selected by the citizens of these five local communities, as their priorities. The rest, but for now I do not know in what amount, will be co-financed by UNDP - announced the Mayor of Zenica, Fuad Kasumović.
The UNDP, he notes, will also lead citizens' assemblies to define needs and select projects for joint implementation in local communities.
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The total value of this equipment is 18,818.28 KM, of which the donors provided 15,600 KM, and the City of Zenica 3,218.00 KM

Picture taken today at the handout of the equipment

UNDP donates computer equipment to five Zenica local communities

Adviser to the United States Secretary of State Derek Chollet, who is visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina, met today with members of the organization "BOLD - B&amp;H Youth Leaders" to discuss their work to improve the situation in B&amp;H.

- These young leaders deal with women's rights, interethnic relations, speech culture and many other things. We are impressed with them and their projects - Chollet wrote on Twitter.
The US Embassy said that they are immensely proud of the participants of the BOLD program, estimating that B&amp;H will benefit from leaders like them who portray the best characteristics of their country: charity, resilience, perseverance and adaptability.
Chollet, who arrived in B&amp;H yesterday, is scheduled to meet with the B&amp;H presidency members in Sarajevo this afternoon to reaffirm US support for B&amp;H's sovereignty and territorial integrity and call on the country's leaders to engage in constructive dialogue.

The US Embassy said that they are immensely proud of the participants of the BOLD program

Chollet meets with B&H youth leaders

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MoI) of the entity of Republic of Srpska, in cooperation with SIPA, Tuzla Canton MoI and Sarajevo Canton MoI, in a grand-scale operation codenamed "Transporter", arrested nine persons, including an advisor to former Security Minister of B&amp;H, Bojan Cvijetić.

The RS Interior Minister Dragan Lukač said that an RS MoI inspector has also been arrested.
- This morning, one of our inspectors was arrested, who was suspended earlier. Furthermore, according to the information we have, is that he won’t be the only one. We started to clean the garbage on our doorstep as people say -&nbsp; Lukač said.
He called on other agencies to do the same, especially in the fight against drug trafficking.
- All officers of the Ministry of the Interior who have any connection in helping criminals, cooperating with them, or in any way participating in the commission of criminal offenses will be arrested. No one will be forgiven and nothing will be covered up. This way I tell them to prepare because we will find them. First, we want to clean our own doorstep, then the entire RS, because we have to fight against the most serious crimes, and that is certainly organized crime and drug abuse - said Lukač.
Searches are being conducted at 20 locations in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The operation is carried out by orders of the Court of B&amp;H and under the supervision of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.

Searches are being conducted at 20 locations in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Police arrests a MoI inspector and former Security Minister advisor Cvijetić

Adviser to the United States Secretary of State Derek Chollet, who arrived in B&amp;H yesterday, will meet with members of the B&amp;H Presidency in Sarajevo today afternoon.

Last night, Chollet held a meeting with the Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the House of Peoples of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly Dragan Čović and Bakir Izetbegović, during which he pointed out the need for leadership, confidence building and functionality of the Federation of BiH, which is key to the stability of B&amp;H on the path towards the EU. 
By coming to B&amp;H, the Adviser to the US Secretary of State wants to confirm the US support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of B&amp;H and call on the country's leaders to engage in a constructive dialogue.
Yesterday, he also met with High Representative Christian Schmidt, expressing strong US government support for his mandate, including the need for vital economic, electoral and anti-corruption reforms.
According to the announcement of the US Embassy in B&amp;H, Chollet should stay in B&amp;H until Wednesday, November 17, and during meetings with senior government officials emphasize that functional, democratic institutions at all levels of government are key to a better future for all citizens.
He will send a strong message that any attempt to undo 26 years of peace and progress by withdrawing from the state institutions could violate the Dayton Peace Agreement, create difficulties for citizens and be a great disincentive for investors, and a source of serious concern for the international community.

The Adviser to the US Secretary of State wants to confirm the US support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of B&H and call on the country's leaders to engage in a constructive dialogue

Chollet continues his visit to B&H, a meeting with B&H Presidency later today

Russia could step in as a mediator to help resolve the border migrant crisis between Belarus and the EU, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday.

Speaking at a daily briefing in Moscow, Peskov recalled that Russian President Vladimir Putin already held a series of phone talks regarding the issue with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko.
Putin's remarks about possibility of direct contacts came after phone talks with German and Belarusian leaders, Peskov said.
Asked about the statement by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, who accused Lukashenko of unleashing migrant crisis in order to distract attention "from Russia's activities on the border with Ukraine," Peskov said Blinken "wrongly interpreted" the situation at the Belarus-Poland border.
Russia has nothing to do with the crisis as well as the Belarusian president, the spokesman stressed.
- Migrants arrive there (in Belarus) using the visa-free regime to further get asylum in Europe. But they are not granted it (asylum), they are not allowed to go there (to Europe) - Peskov said.
The spokesman regretted that "no one (in the US and EU) mentions ideals of humanism, fates of thousands of refugees who have been living on the border for almost a week under harsh weather conditions."
- Therefore, the (US) statement is fundamentally wrong, and we do not agree with it - he said.
As for the threats by Lukashenko about possible cut of gas transit from Russia to Europe through Belarus, Peskov said Moscow hopes the Belarusian president will refrain from taking "emotional decisions."
Earlier, Putin said any Belarusian move to cut gas transit "would not contribute to the development of Russian relations with Belarus as a transit country."
He also promised to talk to Lukashenko about this issue.

Moscow urges Minsk to refrain from taking 'emotional decisions' on cutting gas transit to Europe

Russia could step in as a mediator to help resolve the border migrant crisis between Belarus and the EU

Kremlin says Russia could mediate between Europe, Belarus

Iraq announced Monday that 571 Iraqi citizens have been detected in eight camps on the border between Belarus and Poland.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Ahmed Al-Sahhaf said it is not possible to know the exact number of Iraqis there since the border length of the mentioned countries is 680 kilometers (422 miles).
He said the country is planning to send its first flight on Nov. 18 to repatriate Iraqis who want to return voluntarily.
Noting that the government did not have the means to prevent its citizens from going to another country from abroad, Sahhaf said that after coordination with Turkey, Iraqis were prevented from going to Belarus and they had started coordinating with other countries.
The Iraqi government announced last August that 690 citizens who had stayed in the border area between Belarus and Lithuania were brought back.

Country to send first flight on Nov. 18 for Iraqis who want to return voluntarily, says Foreign Ministry spokesman

Country is planning to send its first flight on Nov. 18 to repatriate Iraqis who want to return voluntarily

Iraq detects 571 citizens at Belarus-Polish border

Voting in Bulgaria’s presidential and early parliamentary elections closed Sunday.

The country will hold a second round of presidential polls as voter turnout was only 33% and no candidate received more than half the votes, according to unofficial results.
An exit poll by Alpha Research showed that incumbent President Rumen Radev, backed by the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP), won 49.1% of the vote and advanced to the second round, which will be held on Nov. 21.
Anastas Gerdzhikov, the rector of Sofia University, who was nominated by former Prime Minister Boyko Borissov’s Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria (GERB) party, will compete with Radev in round two after receiving 26.5% of the vote.
Mustafa Karadayi, head of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) party, the only candidate representing ethnic Turks and other Muslims, finished third with 9.8% of the vote.

According to the preliminary results by Alpha Research, six political parties were able to pass the 4% electoral threshold required in the early general elections for the country's 47th term parliament.

Voter turnout in parliamentary elections was 38.9%, according to the first unofficial results.
Borisov's GERB party won 24.8% of the vote, making it the largest group in parliament.
The We Continue the Change (PP) party, founded by the previous caretaker government’s ministers of economy and finance, Kiril Petkov and Asen Vassilev, received strong support and became the second-largest party in parliament with 24.1% of the vote.
The BSP received 13.7% of the vote.
The MRF, the majority of whose members are Turkish, maintained steady support in the polls, becoming the fourth largest party represented in parliament with 10.7% of the vote.
Led by showman Slavi Trifonov, the There Is Such A People (ITN) party -- which narrowly won the country's last early general election on July 11 -- did not garner enough support, receiving only 9.9% of the vote.
The Democratic Bulgaria (DB) party ranked sixth with 7.8%.
Racist and ultra-nationalist parties that remain below the threshold will not find representation in the new parliament.
The Central Election Commission is expected to announce the final results by Nov. 17.

Race now between top 2 candidates after no one receives more than half of votes, according to unofficial results

The country will hold a second round of presidential polls as voter turnout was only 33% and no candidate received more than half the votes, according to unofficial results

Bulgaria to hold runoff for presidential elections

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg Monday called on Russia to reduce tensions after “unusual concentration of forces” in and around Ukraine.

- What we see in and around Ukraine now is a large Russian military buildup - Stoltenberg told journalists following his meeting with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba in Brussels.
- We see an unusual concentration of forces, and we also know that Russia has demonstrated both that will and capability to use military force against Ukraine - he said.
Voicing NATO’s support for Ukraine, Stoltenberg urged Russia to be “transparent” on its military activities, reduce tensions and prevent any escalation.
He reiterated that NATO does not and will not accept “illegal annexation of Crimea.”
Kuleba also confirmed that the security situation in Ukraine has been deteriorating since “Russia is demonstrating that it can quickly activate the already amassed troops and equipment.”
- Every option, including the military one is on the table for Russian leadership - he said, but added that it would be too early to decide the outcome of the buildup.
EU officials, as well as UK and US defense ministries warned last week of the dangers of the Russian military buildup mobilizing at least 90,000 troops near its border with Ukraine.
The Kremlin's actions are similar to the spring buildup that Stoltenberg described as “the largest massing of Russian troops since the illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014”.
Russia seized and occupied Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 and remains the de facto authority in the peninsula. Moscow also that year began to support separatist forces in eastern Ukraine against the central government, a policy that it has maintained in the past seven years.

Investigator who worked on the murder of Sarajevo police officers received death threats: "We will cut off your head and throw it in Turkish Sarajevo"

Solak's assistant changes statement again: Alagić now claims that Hodžić did not make an offer for ventilators

"Ventilators" affair: Look at the arrival of Fadil Novalić and the other accused

SC Prosecutor's Office announces and confirms Avaz's writing: SIPA continues investigation with the aim of revealing accomplices in the murder of police officers

EU defense ministers meet to discuss security, cooperation

Schmidt and Nikšić discuss the current political situation in B&H

Investigation into the murder of Sarajevo police officers: A warrant has been issued for Aleksandar Macan

RS government fires Marko Šukalo, Dodik's advisor, because of drug abuse

UNDP donates computer equipment to five Zenica local communities

Chollet meets with B&H youth leaders

Police arrests a MoI inspector and former Security Minister advisor Cvijetić

Chollet continues his visit to B&H, a meeting with B&H Presidency later today

Kremlin says Russia could mediate between Europe, Belarus

Iraq detects 571 citizens at Belarus-Polish border

Bulgaria to hold runoff for presidential elections

NATO chief warns of "unusual concentration of forces" near Ukraine

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Investigator who worked on the murder of Sarajevo police officers received death threats: "We will cut off your head and throw it in Turkish Sarajevo"

Solak's assistant changes statement again: Alagić now claims that Hodžić did not make an offer for ventilators

"Ventilators" affair: Look at the arrival of Fadil Novalić and the other accused

SC Prosecutor's Office announces and confirms Avaz's writing: SIPA continues investigation with the aim of revealing accomplices in the murder of police officers

EU defense ministers meet to discuss security, cooperation

Schmidt and Nikšić discuss the current political situation in B&H

Investigation into the murder of Sarajevo police officers: A warrant has been issued for Aleksandar Macan

RS government fires Marko Šukalo, Dodik's advisor, because of drug abuse

UNDP donates computer equipment to five Zenica local communities

Chollet meets with B&H youth leaders

Police arrests a MoI inspector and former Security Minister advisor Cvijetić

Chollet continues his visit to B&H, a meeting with B&H Presidency later today

Kremlin says Russia could mediate between Europe, Belarus

Iraq detects 571 citizens at Belarus-Polish border

Bulgaria to hold runoff for presidential elections

NATO chief warns of "unusual concentration of forces" near Ukraine