The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has scheduled the continuation of the trial of Federal Prime Minister Fadil Novalić and others in connection with the procurement of 100 ventilators worth 10,530,000 KM.
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 disputed 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: Take a look at the arrival of Fadil Novalić and the other accused

The European Union has suspended visa facilitation arrangements for Belarusian government officials in response to Minsk's hostile actions using migrants, the Council of the EU announced on Tuesday.

- The Council today adopted a decision partially suspending the application of the EU-Belarus visa facilitation agreement - the institution representing EU member states said in a press statement.
The decision means that Belarusian government officials will not be able to apply for EU visas using simplified procedures reducing the number of required documents and the administration fee.
The statement also notes that the sanctions do not concern ordinary citizens, as can still “enjoy the same benefits under the visa facilitation agreement” in place since July 2020.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Monday called for new sanctions on Belarus in response to a growing migration crisis at its border with Poland.
- The EU will in particular explore how to sanction, including through blacklisting, third country airlines that are active in human trafficking - she added.
The European Union accuses Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko of seeking revenge for EU sanctions on his regime by inviting “tourists” from countries that are the main sources of migration to the bloc.
The EU has imposed sanctions against 166 individuals and 15 entities from Belarus over human rights violations related to a crackdown on protests against the August 2020 rigged elections.
In June, the bloc banned overflights through EU airspace and access to EU airports for all Belarusian aircraft after the forced diversion of a Ryanair flight to the capital Minsk and the detention of Belarusian journalist Raman Pratasevich and his partner.
EU countries bordering Belarus – Lithuania, Latvia and Poland – have been reporting a dramatically growing number of irregular crossings since August.
According to the latest estimates from last month, over 6,000 migrants, mostly from Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria, tried to enter the bloc via the Belarus-EU border, a sharp rise from last year’s 150.

Bloc suspends easy visa application rules for Belarussian government officials, keeps benefits for ordinary citizens

The European Union has suspended visa facilitation arrangements for Belarusian government officials

EU imposes new sanctions on Belarus in response to migration crisis

A deal drawing maritime borders between Greece and Italy came into effect on Monday, said Italian diplomatic sources.

The two countries exchanged the tools of ratification of the deal during an official visit by Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias to Rome, said Italy's Foreign Ministry in a statement.
During the meeting with Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio, cooperation in the fields of energy and economy, and regional developments, particularly concerning Libya and the Eastern Mediterranean, were also addressed, the statement added.
According to Italian official news agency ANSA, Dendias accused Turkey of "violations in the Eastern Mediterranean" and threatening Greece.
Turkey, while seeking to defend its fair share of maritime territory in the Eastern Mediterranean, has decried recent provocative Greek moves such as the militarization of Aegean islands that are demilitarized by a treaty, navigational alerts (Navtex) that violate longstanding pacts, and illegal encroachment on Turkey’s continental shelf.
Turkey, which has the longest continental coastline in the Eastern Mediterranean, has rejected the maritime boundary claims of Greece and the Greek Cypriot administration, stressing that these excessive claims violate the sovereign rights of both Turkey and the Turkish Cypriots.​​​​​​​
Turkish leaders have repeatedly stressed that Ankara is in favor of resolving all outstanding problems in the region –- including maritime disputes -– through international law, good neighborly relations, dialogue, and negotiations.​​​​​​​
Also, the implementation of the EU's National Recovery and Resilience Plan for handling the economic effects of the pandemic, cooperation against irregular migration, and EU's enlargement to the Western Balkans were discussed between the two ministers.
Dendias, on Tuesday, was received by the Vatican's Secretary of State Pietro Paroli.
In the meeting, bilateral and regional developments, ahead of Pope Francis' scheduled visit to Greece on Dec.4-6, were discussed, said the Greek Foreign Ministry.
Greece, a predominantly Orthodox country, has a minority of over 50,000 Catholics, excluding expatriates and migrants, who are mostly concentrated in islands in the Aegean and Ionian Sea.

Foreign ministers of 2 countries meet in Rome

The two countries exchanged the tools of ratification of the deal during an official visit by Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias to Rome

Maritime borders deal between Greece, Italy comes into effect

The International Organization for Migration and the UN refugee agency said Tuesday they are "very alarmed" by reports about the treatment of migrants at the Belarus-Poland border.

- It's a situation for which we've been expressing our concern for quite some time - UNHCR spokeswoman Shabia Mantoo said at a UN news conference in Geneva.
The two organizations referred to reports surfacing on Nov. 8 of a large group of migrants and refugees, among them women and children, on the Belarusian side of the border.
They were moving towards the international border crossing point "Bruzgi," with Poland.
They had allegedly settled in a makeshift camp near the border during the night.
- Taking advantage of the despair and vulnerability of migrants and refugees by offering them unrealistic and misleading promises is unacceptable and has severe human consequences - the IOM and UNHCR said.
Tensions between Poland and Belarus escalated on Monday after nearly 4,000 migrants, mainly from the Middle Eastern countries, headed to the Polish border and tried to breach the barriers, the UN noted.
Polish border guards, police, and soldiers used tear gas on migrants who tried to break through the barbed-wire fences.
The UN groups have contacted both governments and are seeking an urgent resolution as well as immediate and unhindered access to the group.
They want to ensure that humanitarian assistance is provided, there is identification and protection of those in need, and that those who wish to apply for asylum can do so where they are.
Several deaths were recorded in the border area in recent weeks, the further loss of life must be prevented, and the humane treatment of migrants and refugees ensured, said the agencies.
The EU accuses the Belarusian administration of "using irregular migration as a tool" and "trying to destabilize the EU" by sending migrants to the borders of EU countries -- Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia.

Refugee and migration agencies say in communication with both governments urging humane treatment of migrants

Polish border guards, police, and soldiers used tear gas on migrants who tried to break through the barbed-wire fences

UN agencies alarmed at migrant scenes on Belarus-Poland border

Preparations for the Third Congress of SBB, which will be held on Saturday, November 13, 2021. in Mostar are coming to an end.
Yesterday and today, sessions of the Organizing Committee and the technical preparation team were held, so it was decided that, in addition to the expositions of President Fahrudin Radončić, the highest SBB officials would address the delegates and guests with their proposals for program goals.
The Minister of Energy, Mining and Industry of the Government of FB&amp;H, Nermin Džindić, will have a presentation on the situation in the economy and industry in B&amp;H. Also, on an extremely important topic of ecology, the presentation will be given by the Minister of Environment and Tourism doc. dr. Edita Đapo. The Deputy Prime Minister of the FB&amp;H Vesko Drljača will speak about the situation in the field of social policy, and prof. dr. Mirsad Kacila will elaborate on the situation in the field of health. After him, Mr. Zlatan Muratović will speak about the field of education, and one of the vice presidents of SBB, Admir Čavka, will address the Congress with an analysis of the situation in Republic of Srpska.
The upcoming Congress considers the SBB leadership a very important continuity in the conduct of this party's policy, but also an opportunity for the inevitable reset of relations within it. At yesterday's meetings, due to inactivity among the members during the local elections, the names of several persons who the party no longer counts were exposed and they were practically given an intra-party message that it is better to exclude themselves than to be excluded.
This is the beginning of a major staff cleanup of SBB and a firm commitment that young and proven members of SBB should get political positions and places on the candidate lists next year.
Congress is expected to elect a President, a Court of Honor, a Supervisory Board and a new SBB Main Board. After that, the Main Board will elect a new Presidency of the party.

Congress is expected to elect a President, a Court of Honor, a Supervisory Board and a new SBB Main Board

The third SBB Congress is being held in Mostar

Congress on Saturday, SBB began a major staff cleanup

The remains of at least one victim of the past war were exhumed today at the Burnice site, Bratunac municipality.

According to the Institute for Missing Persons (INO) of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is most likely a Bosniak victim who was killed in the 1995 genocide.
The remains found at this site were transferred to the Commemorative Center in Tuzla for forensic and medical processing, and bone samples have been taken for identification with the help of DNA analysis.
The INO B&amp;H spokeswoman Emza Fazlić told FENA that another exhumation was carried out today in the area of Bratunac, at the Voljevica site, but unfortunately, the information about the location of the grave did not prove to be correct and the remains were not found.
The exhumation was carried out under the supervision of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H and by order of the Court of B&amp;H.

According to the Institute for Missing Persons (INO) of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is most likely a Bosniak victim who was killed in the 1995 genocide

The remains found at this site were transferred to the Commemorative Center in Tuzla for forensic and medical processing

The remains of at least one victim were exhumed in Bratunac area

Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Šefik Džaferović will pay a visit to Brussels on Wednesday and Thursday, November 10 and 11, where he will meet with numerous European Union officials, confirmed for FENA the office of the B&amp;H Presidency member.

The protocol of the visit envisages a meeting with the chairman of the informal Group of Friends of B&amp;H in the European Parliament Klemen Grošelj from Slovenia and the shadow rapporteur for B&amp;H on behalf of the Greens for the report for 2019-2020 Tineke Strik from the Netherlands.
On Thursday, November 11, Džaferović will have meetings with Dietmar Koster from Germany, the shadow rapporteur for B&amp;H on behalf of the Social Democratic Party for the 2019-2020 report and Romeo Franz from Germany, Chairman of the Delegation of the European Parliament for Relations with B&amp;H.
During the visit to Brussels, a meeting is scheduled with the Secretary-General of the European External Action Service (EEAS) Stefan Sannin, the head of the service in which the director for Western Europe, Western Balkans, Turkey and the United Kingdom Angelina Eichhorst is engaged in changing electoral legislation in B&amp;H.
Džaferović will also meet with Nathalie Loiseau, chairwoman of the AFET Subcommittee on Security and Defense (SEDE) and vice-president of the Delegation for relations with the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, who is also France's former European affairs minister.

Among other officials, he will meet with Anelina Eichhorst

Džaferović traveling to Brussels to hold meetings with European officials

Director of the Council of Europe's Human Rights Directorate Christophe Poirel will pay a two-day visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina, during which he will visit the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina tomorrow.

The topic of the meetings that Poirel will hold with members of the collegia of both houses of the B&amp;H Parliamentary Assembly, then with members of the Interdepartmental Working Group for Amendments to B&amp;H Election Law, as well as representatives of opposition parties in the B&amp;H Parliamentary Assembly, will be the implementation of judgment of the European Court of Human Rights from the "Sejdić and Finci v. B&amp;H" case, announced the Parliamentary Assembly of B&amp;H.

The topic of the meetings that Poirel will hold will be the implementation of judgment of the European Court of Human Rights from the "Sejdić and Finci v. B&H" case

Director of Human Rights Directorate of the Council of Europe to visit B&H

Alisa Mutap - Ramić, Dzenan Memic's ex-girlfriend, who is on trial in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina together with her father Zijad Mutap and three other people, gave birth a few days ago, which is why the trial is pending, the "Avaz" portal has learned. 
Due to the fact that Alisa mutap gave birth, the trial will be postponed indefinitely, at least for two months. It could start only at the end of December.

Alisa, who was on a fateful night in Ilidža with Dženan, was accused three months ago of concealing evidence. Two police officers, Hasan Dupovac and Josip Barić, and Muamer Ožegović, an employee of the Chrystal Hotel in Ilidža, are also accused.
These five are accused of covering up the murder of Dženan Memić on February 8, 2016 in Ilidža.
The first witness in the trial was Dženan's father Muriz Memić.
In an almost two-hour testimony, Muriz Memić told the course of events, from the moment he was informed that Dženan Memić, his son, had been injured.
Muriz said that he immediately went to KCUS, where he found Zijad Mutap and Josip Barić.
-My relative gave mi Dženan's phone. A cousin took the phone from Zijad Mutap. For six years, I have been wondering how Zijad Mutap got Dženan's phone - said Muriz Memić.

<h2>Alisa could not be hit by the vehicle</h2>

He added that approaching Zijad Mutap and Barić from behind, he heard Mutap say that Alisa could not be hit by the vehicle and that she was being threatened.
He then talked to Dr. Alija Čeljo, who told him that the situation was difficult, that Dženan had a brain hematoma, that they have to open his skull and that the operation would take four or five hours.

Alisa, who was on a fateful night in Ilidža with Dženan, was accused three months ago of concealing evidence

Alisa Mutap – Ramić gave birth, what will happen to the trial in the "Dženan Memić" case

President of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska (RSNA) Nedeljko Čubrilović talked today with Gabriel Escobar, US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State and Eric Nelson, US Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The officials also discussed the current political situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In an open conversation, the parties agreed that all disputed issues need to be resolved through dialogue, with equal participation of all parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the RSNA said.
Also, the participants in the meeting agreed that the starting points in the talks should be the values of peace, the Constitution of B&amp;H and an acceptable state system for all.&nbsp;

The participants in the meeting agreed that the starting points in the talks should be the values of peace, the Constitution of B&H and an acceptable state system for all

Čubrilović and Escobar: Disputed issues need to be resolved through dialogue

The High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC B&amp;H) still does not know when the competition for the election and appointment of the Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H will be announced.
We remind you that after the recent removal of Gordana Tadić from this position, members of the HJPC appointed acting Chief State Prosecutor Milanko Kajganić.
As Halil Lagumdžija, the president of the HJPC B&amp;H, said at the time, the acting president is appointed until the end of the competition procedure.
He then announced that a competition would be announced. However,in the HJPC's response to "Avaz" was stated:
- Regarding your inquiry, we would like to inform you that it is still unknown when the competition will be announced.

Following the recent removal of Gordana Tadić from this position, members of the HJPC appointed Acting Chief State Prosecutor Milanko Kajganić

From the HJPC B&H for "Avaz": It is not known when the competition for the Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of B&H will be announced

Minister of Defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina Sifet Podžić received the Head of the European Union Delegation to B&amp;H and EU Special Representative in B&amp;H Johann Sattler with whom he discussed the current political situation in the country.

They stressed the importance of political dialogue and reducing tensions. Both agreed that threats of unilateral action, especially against the B&amp;H Armed Forces, were unacceptable and undermined Bosnia and Herzegovina's sovereignty.
Podžić thanked Sattler for the European Union's support to the B&amp;H Armed Forces, especially through training and joint exercises with EUFOR and projects in the field of demining and disposal of surplus ammunition, weapons and mines.
Sattler commended the co-operation of the B&amp;H Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces with EU institutions, primarily through EUFOR, which is an important element in strengthening security and stability in the country.
In this regard, the extension of the mandate of Operation Althea, in line with the United Nations Security Council resolution, was welcomed. It was also emphasized that the EU will remain committed to supporting a safe environment in B&amp;H for all citizens.
The meeting also highlighted the important role of the AF B&amp;H in providing assistance to civilian institutions throughout the country, especially in cases of natural disasters, such as fires and floods. It was emphasized that the AF B&amp;H played an extremely important role in helping the population during the great floods in 2014.
Also, the role of the B&amp;H Armed Forces in preventing further humanitarian crisis last winter, quick setting up military tents and arrangement of the migrant camp "Lipa" near Bihać was emphasized, the Ministry of Defense of B&amp;H announced.

They stressed the importance of political dialogue and reducing tensions

Podžić and Sattler discuss the current political situation in B&H

All political parties represented in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) parliament on Monday agreed to hold snap elections next Jan. 23.
Parliament Speaker Onder Sennaroglu said after a meeting of all parties that they reached an agreement for general elections to be held in 2022, on year ahead of schedule.
He also said a committee representing each political party will be established to amend the election and voting law ahead of the polls.
Sennaroglu added that the committee will work on changing the "mixed voting system."​​​​​​​

All parties agreed to hold general elections in Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus in 2022, 1 year ahead of schedule

Northern Cyprus snap elections set for next January

Another bus was set on fire in Northern Ireland on Sunday night, according to local media, as tensions over the Northern Ireland Protocol continue to escalate.

Around 8 PM on Sunday, four masked men hijacked a bus in Co Antrim, in the northern part of Northern Ireland, ordered the driver and passengers off, and set the bus on fire. The incident took place near a Unionist area.
Last Monday, another bus was hijacked and burned in a unionist part of Co Down – that is, an area favoring Northern Ireland remaining part of the UK – another county in Northern Ireland.
In order to avoid a hard border on the island of Ireland, British Prime Boris Johnson negotiated the Northern Ireland protocol as part of his Brexit deal with the European Union, placing a de facto border instead between Northern Ireland and Great Britain.
This is because the protocol basically means that Northern Ireland still has to abide by some EU rules, and certain goods from the UK to Northern Ireland have to be checked.
The protocol is unpopular with Northern Irish unionists, who see it as putting too much distance between them and the UK mainland.
Jeffrey Donaldson, leader of the DUP, Northern Ireland’s largest unionist party, tweeted: “This is senseless. Such criminal behaviour could lead to death or serious injury. This only harms local people and local communities. It serves no cause whatsoever. The ringleaders should step back. Change is brought about by politics not by burning buses.”
Northern Irish Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon called it “disgraceful and disgusting that our public transport workers have been targeted for attack again,” adding that this is the fourth attack this year.
- The criminals behind these reckless and cowardly attacks have done nothing more than harm their local community, depriving them of a critical public service - she said.
Gerry Kelly, a lawmaker in the Northern Irish legislature for Sinn Fein, Northern Ireland’s largest nationalist party, said: "There is absolutely no place in our society for this criminality and violence.
- We need to see clear condemnation from unionist leaders tonight of this violence and further attempts to stir up tensions. Words and actions are very important, and I would urge unionist leaders to end the provocative language and dishonesty around the protocol.-

"Change is brought about by politics not by burning buses", said leader of Northern Ireland's largest unionist party

Another bus was set on fire in Northern Ireland on Sunday night

UK: Another bus set on fire in Northern Ireland

Speaker of the House of Representatives of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly Denis Zvizdić, after a meeting of members of both houses of the state parliament with the US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Gabriel Escobar, told reporters that the first significant message that he was not here as an individual, rather than coming as a representative of the US administration and advocating and presenting the US policy toward B&amp;H.According to him, the important message that Escobar conveyed was that the security situation in B&amp;H will remain calm, that the Dayton PA remains the basis of the US policy towards B&amp;H and that no one has the right to unilaterally change the essence of the DPA or the level of reforms achieved in B&amp;H.
 




Answering reporters' questions, he said that sanctions were not mentioned at this meeting, but it seems to him that the messages that Escobar conveyed at the meeting with the members of the Presidency of B&amp;H as well and at the meeting with us, have been very clear.
- And these are that the United States is fully behind the Dayton Peace Agreement, the B&amp;H Constitution which clearly speaks about the prerogatives of the state, from territorial integrity to the sovereignty of B&amp;H, that no one has the right to unilaterally violate the Dayton Agreement or derogate the reforms achieved in the last couple of decades in B&amp;H and that the US fully stands behind further integration processes in B&amp;H. I think that these are messages from which one can very easily read the position of the United States and their serious determination to defend those positions - concluded Zvizdić.
He says that this should be a clear message to all those who are at the moment trying to unilaterally change the reforms achieved at the state level. 
&nbsp;

According to him, the important message that Escobar conveyed was that the security situation in B&H will remain calm

Zvizdić: The United States fully stands behind the Dayton Agreement

The United States, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has provided an additional USD 1.8 million to help Bosnia and Herzegovina fight COVID-19 and better respond to the global pandemic. 

In cooperation with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in B&amp;H, USAID will improve vaccination management, communication, monitoring and coordination of B&amp;H's pandemic response.
The start of the joint project was marked by the signing of an agreement between USAID Program Director Savannah Thomas Arrigo and UNICEF Representative in B&amp;H Rownak Khan, which was attended by Deputy Chief of Mission at the US Embassy Deborah Mennuti and UN Resident Coordinator in B&amp;H Ingrid Macdonald.
- Focused on vaccination management, communication, monitoring and overall coordination, this USAID assistance will significantly improve the response of the B&amp;H health sector to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will save more lives and mitigate the devastating effects of the virus - Savannah Thomas Arrigo said.
Khan pointed out that USAID is one of the main donors to Bosnia and Herzegovina in response to COVID-19, and that the agreement signed today is proof of their ongoing commitment to supporting Bosnia and Herzegovina's health sector.
- UNICEF's response strategy is based and developed on significant investments that have supported all levels of the health sector and responses to health crises in recent years, and relies on risk communication networks, especially for the most vulnerable communities - she added.
Including these funds, USAID has supported Bosnia and Herzegovina since the beginning of the pandemic with a total of USD 11.2 million in mitigation assistance to COVID, using direct and redirected funds.
That support builds on decades of U.S. work to save lives and a leading position in tackling the global health crisis. Over the past 60 years, USAID has saved millions of lives by fighting diseases such as Ebola, HIV / AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, and now COVID-19, USAID said.

In cooperation with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in B&H, USAID will improve vaccination management, communication, monitoring and coordination of B&H's pandemic response

The start of the joint project was marked by the signing of an agreement between USAID Program Director Savannah Thomas Arrigo and UNICEF Representative in B&H Rownak Khan

"Ventilators" affair: Take a look at the arrival of Fadil Novalić and the other accused

EU imposes new sanctions on Belarus in response to migration crisis

Maritime borders deal between Greece, Italy comes into effect

UN agencies alarmed at migrant scenes on Belarus-Poland border

Congress on Saturday, SBB began a major staff cleanup

The remains of at least one victim were exhumed in Bratunac area

Džaferović traveling to Brussels to hold meetings with European officials

Director of Human Rights Directorate of the Council of Europe to visit B&H

Alisa Mutap – Ramić gave birth, what will happen to the trial in the "Dženan Memić" case

Čubrilović and Escobar: Disputed issues need to be resolved through dialogue

From the HJPC B&H for "Avaz": It is not known when the competition for the Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of B&H will be announced

Podžić and Sattler discuss the current political situation in B&H

Northern Cyprus snap elections set for next January

UK: Another bus set on fire in Northern Ireland

Zvizdić: The United States fully stands behind the Dayton Agreement

US provides an additional USD 1.8 million to help B&H fight COVID-19

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"Ventilators" affair: Take a look at the arrival of Fadil Novalić and the other accused

EU imposes new sanctions on Belarus in response to migration crisis

Maritime borders deal between Greece, Italy comes into effect

UN agencies alarmed at migrant scenes on Belarus-Poland border

Congress on Saturday, SBB began a major staff cleanup

The remains of at least one victim were exhumed in Bratunac area

Džaferović traveling to Brussels to hold meetings with European officials

Director of Human Rights Directorate of the Council of Europe to visit B&H

Alisa Mutap – Ramić gave birth, what will happen to the trial in the "Dženan Memić" case

Čubrilović and Escobar: Disputed issues need to be resolved through dialogue

From the HJPC B&H for "Avaz": It is not known when the competition for the Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of B&H will be announced

Podžić and Sattler discuss the current political situation in B&H

Northern Cyprus snap elections set for next January

UK: Another bus set on fire in Northern Ireland

Zvizdić: The United States fully stands behind the Dayton Agreement

US provides an additional USD 1.8 million to help B&H fight COVID-19