Maja Banjin, a respected doctor and world-renowned expert in the field of oncology, resigned from the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo, the "Avaz" portal has learned.
Banjin was employed at the KCUS Oncology Clinic.
According to information that "Avaz" has, Banjin will now be working in General Hospital "Prim.dr Abdulah Nakaš".
With the departure of a respected doctor, the devastation in the largest health institution in B&amp;H continues.
Half a year ago, 13 anesthesiologists resigned, and started working at General Hospital as well.

According to information that "Avaz" has, Banjin will now be working in General Hospital "Prim.dr Abdulah Nakaš"

Chaos at KCUS: Distinguished doctor Maja Banjin resigned

The High Representative in B&amp;H, Christian Schmidt emphasizes that under no circumstances will he allow the borders of Bosnia and Herzegovina to be redrawn, whose territorial integrity is guaranteed by the General Framework Agreement for Peace and international law, the OHR spokesman Mario Brkić told FENA today answering a query about how the High Representative views the announcement by the B&amp;H Presidency member Milorad Dodik of Republic of Srpska's declaration of independence within six months, and what position the High Representative would take if Dodik decided to such a step, and whether he considers that an immediate response from the Peace Implementation Council (PIC) is needed.

Brkić states that High Representative Schmidt reaffirms the unquestionable commitment of the PIC Steering Board to preserving the territorial integrity and fundamental structure of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina as a single, sovereign state consisting of two entities.
- He reminds that, according to the Dayton Peace Agreement, the entities have their constitutional position within the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, have no right to secede from Bosnia and Herzegovina and that they exist only on the basis of the B&amp;H Constitution - said Brkić conveying Schmidt's message.

He reaffirms the unquestionable commitment of the PIC Steering Board to preserving the territorial integrity and fundamental structure of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina as a single, sovereign state consisting of two entities

Schmidt will not allow the borders of B&H to be redrawn under any circumstances

Head of the European Union Delegation and EU Special Representative in B&amp;H Johann Sattler said today in Sarajevo that there will be no discussions on withdrawing consent to the establishment of the B&amp;H Armed Forces and the HJPC, as the B&amp;H Presidency member Milorad Dodik announced in his intentions. 

Sattler pointed out that was high time that the B&amp;H politicians return to the negotiating table and resume dialogue.
Sattler stated that we are entering an important period with the visit of the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen who will open the newly constructed bridge in Svilaj.
He emphasized that the EU is doing its part and investing in B&amp;H, but they expect that B&amp;H does its part of the job and that is to deal with the real problems of the population that are not interested in political blockades.

He pointed out that was high time that the B&H politicians return to the negotiating table and resume dialogue.

Head of the European Union Delegation and EU Special Representative in B&H Johann Sattler

Sattler: There will be no discussion against the functioning of AFB&H and HJPC

The Municipal Court in Sarajevo issued a verdict finding a violation of the right to privacy of the girl Nadin Smajlović, and her parents Amina Smajlović and Denis Smajlović, by the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo (KCUS).
At the end of November 2019, the Smajlović family filed a lawsuit for damages.
According to the verdict, KCUS violated the right to privacy of Nadin, Amina and Denis Smajlović by publishing personal data on the health condition of the minor Nadin Smajlović, publishing personal data from the employment of Amina Smajlović published in the press release of the Discipline for Child Health of the Pediatric Clinic and KCUS from 18.11. 2019. and the announcement of the Eye Clinic of KCUS from November 20, 2019. year.
According to the verdict, KCUS shoud pay 35,000 KM to the plaintiffs, and according to the assessment of the court expert and the findings of the expertise. In the past two years, the Smajlović family had huge financial costs for the treatment of their child, which they moved to Turkey for further treatment and therapy after KCUS refused treatment. Nadin Smajlović's treatment is partly performed by the University Medical Center Tuzla.
KCUS also undertakes to publish a public apology to the plaintiffs for violating the right to privacy on its website within 30 days.

In a press release, KCUS presented the personal data of the minor child, such as her health condition, hospitalization, the course of the disease, diagnoses, the seriousness of her health condition, the prescribed therapy and the procedures to be taken. In the second statement, data on the number of days spent on Amina Smajlović's sick leave were presented, and they revealed the family history of Denis Smajlović.
The court found that the disclosure of these data violated the provisions of the Law on Personal Data Protection, the Law on Medicine, the Law on Rights, the European Convention, the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

According to the verdict, KCUS violated the right to privacy of Nadin, Amina and Denis Smajlović by publishing personal data on the health condition of the minor Nadin Smajlović

KCUS has to pay 35,000 KM in compensation to the Nadin Smajlović's family and that is not all

Today, at the extended Collegium of the Presidents of SBB, it was decided that the Electoral Congress of this party will be held on November 20, 2021 in Mostar. Due to epidemiological measures, it was decided to elect 140 delegates from the base by then, who will elect, based on several proposals and candidates, a new Main Board, Supervisory Board and Court of Honor. Also, the Congress will elect the president of SBB. Edis Ramović, director of the SBB Headquarters, has been appointed the head of the Organizing Committee for the preparation of the Congress.
At today's meeting, a political analysis of the current situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region was performed.
President Radončić received full support for the presentation of SBB's views in intensive contacts with representatives of the international community and domestic political actors, regarding changes to the B&amp;H Election Law.
At the same meeting, it was concluded that SBB should participate in the mediating role of the opposition or its most important part (according to the election results in the General Elections, held in 2018) with one candidate to elect a member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

President Radončić received full support for the presentation of SBB's views in intensive contacts with representatives of the international community and domestic political actors, regarding changes to the B&H Election Law

The election congress of SBB will be held on November 20 this year

Criminal activity may have been behind an explosion that tore through an apartment building in Sweden's Gothenburg early Tuesday, authorities said, with 16 people injured including four seriously hurt.

Emergency responders said that the blast did not look like an accident, in a country that has suffered dozens of actual or attempted bombings linked to violent criminal gangs in recent years.
Ambulances, fire trucks and emergency crews swarmed the scene on Tuesday morning as thick smoke rose from the building, television images showed. 
- It's obvious that a crime cannot be excluded - Interior Minister Mikael Damberg told a joint press conference with Prime Minister Stefan Lofven.
Lofven, whose government has been criticised in recent years for failing to rein in rising gang crime, told reporters he did not want to "speculate" on the origin of the explosion.
- Everyone should know that society is always stronger than crime - he told the press conference.
According to regional newspaper Goteborgs Posten, a police officer who recently testified in a major gang trial in Sweden's second city lives in the building. 
- Obviously we will look into this - the officer, whose name was not disclosed, told the newspaper.
The exact cause of the blast, which triggered a fire in the building after it occurred just before 5:00 am (0300 GMT) in central Gothenburg, was being investigated, police told AFP.
- The site has been closed off and rescue operations are underway - western regional police spokesman Hans-Jorgen Ostler said hours after the blast.
- As soon as the site is secured, we will begin a technical investigation to determine the cause of the fire and explosion - he added.

Rescue operation chief John Pile told AFP that while an investigation was needed "an explosion in a housing area, or an explosion in general, is not usually from natural causes".

Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Gothenburg's largest, took in 16 people with injuries related to the blast and subsequent fire, press officer Ingrid Fredriksson said.
- But it's not certain there won't be more, as this is an ongoing event - she told AFP.
Four of the people, three women and one man, were seriously injured, Fredriksson added.
Residents in the building told broadcaster TV4 that the blast caused massive damage to the structure.
Media reports said some residents standing on their balconies were evacuated by fire crews with ladders, while others tied sheets together to climb down.
Sweden has for years struggled to counter a rise in crime tied to gangs, with a spike in fatal shootings and bombings in an otherwise peaceful country.
In 2020, police recorded 107 detonations in the country of 10.3 million inhabitants, with another 102 recorded incidents involving attempted blasts or preparations.

Emergency responders said that the blast did not look like an accident, in a country that has suffered dozens of actual or attempted bombings linked to violent criminal gangs in recent years

Ambulances, fire trucks and emergency crews swarmed the scene on Tuesday morning as thick smoke rose from the building

Criminal motive suspected as Gothenburg blast wounds 16

A pregnant Algerian mother and her five children were among 91 migrants rescued off the coast of Alicante in southeastern Spain overnight, the Red Cross said on Tuesday.

The sea route to mainland Spain and its Balearic and Canary Islands is frought with danger, with the International Organization for Migration saying at least 1,025 people have died in 2021 in "the deadliest year on the migratory route to Spain".
The woman "was eight months pregnant," a Red Cross spokeswoman told AFP, saying she had been taken to hospital suffering from stomach pains, while her five children were with their father. 
Most of the arrivals were from Algeria although one boat was carrying refugees from Syria, she said.
- The first boat was found near Santa Pola with four women and six minors on board, including a baby of seven months while the others were between four and six - she said.
Of the 23 on board, "most of them were Syrians."
A spokeswoman for the Salvamento Maritimo coastguard said five vessels had been found in total, while the rescue of a sixth was underway.
All of the boats were thought to have set sail from the Algerian coast, which at its closest lies around 270 kilometres (170 miles) by boat from Alicante.
Last week, the bodies of eight migrants, among them three women and a child, washed up on the shores of southern Spain near the city of Almeria, the local authorities said. The boats had likely set off from Morocco or Algeria.
Spanish interior ministry figures to September 14 show that a total of 10,701 migrants have managed to reach mainland Spain or the Balearic Islands by sea. 
They also show 11,060 people reached the Canary Islands from the coast of west Africa, more than double the 5,090 in 2020. 
Figures from Caminando Fronteras, a Spanish NGO that monitors SOS calls from migrants at sea, suggest that more than 2,000 people have died or gone missing on the Atlantic route this year.&nbsp;

Most of the arrivals were from Algeria although one boat was carrying refugees from Syria

A spokeswoman for the Salvamento Maritimo coastguard said five vessels had been found in total, while the rescue of a sixth was underway

Pregnant mum, kids among 91 rescued off Spain coast

The territorial integrity and sovereignty of B&amp;H as one state with two entities and the Brčko District are guaranteed by the Dayton Peace Agreement. Neither Dayton nor the B&amp;H Constitution gives the right to secede to any entity. 

This was answered to FENA's request from Public Relations Office of the US Embassy to comment on the announcements of B&amp;H Presidency member Milorad Dodik that he would ask for the rejection of all decisions imposed by the High Representative, return to "original Dayton", and if not thus, to declare independence in the next six months. 
- Responsible leadership requires participation in government and the adoption of key economic and transparency reforms to improve citizens' lives, not retrograde calls that offer only the loss of any chance in the future - the US Embassy's Public Relations Office said.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Neither Dayton nor the B&H Constitution gives the right to secede to any entity, it was stated

Territorial integrity and sovereignty of B&H are guaranteed by Dayton Agreement

Members of the Ministry of the Interior of the Sarajevo Canton (MUP SC) searched three locations in Sarajevo two weeks ago, as part of the "Dženan Memić" case, according to the order of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.

<h2>Documentation from Kovačević's apartment</h2>

As confirmed at the time by the SC Ministry of the Interior and the State Prosecutor's Office, the apartments of Muamer Budnjo, the son of businessman Alija Budnjo, and Ševal Kovačević, a traffic expert, were searched.
A search was also carried out at the Crystal Hotel in Ilidža, from which footage from 8, 9, 10 and 11 February 2016 was deleted, ie at the time when Dženan Memić was killed.
During the search of Budnjo's apartment in the residential and business building "Bosmal", the police seized the documentation, as well as the documentation from Kovačević's apartment in Nova Otoka and the "Crystal" hotel.
As an expert in the field of traffic, Kovačević worked on one of the findings in the "Dženan Memić" case and claimed that it was a traffic accident. The search warrant was issued by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

We learn that all the seized items were sent for expertise. But, crucially, the cell phone was confiscated from Muamer Budnjo. He is believed to have had direct control over the work of the hotel staff and it is being checked whether he even knew that the recordings had been deleted.
Computer CDs, several USBs and numerous documents were also excluded from his apartment. The same goes for Kovačević. The search warrant issued by Judge Tatjana Kosović, as a pre-trial judge in the Memić criminal case, states that the searches were conducted due to a well-founded suspicion that the committed crimes were organized crime and assistance to the perpetrator after the crime was committed.
However, according to the informatio that "Avaz" has, Budnjo was not in Sarajevo at the time the surveillance footage was deleted. This was confirmed to the prosecutors of the SC Prosecutor's Office, but also in a statement from two weeks ago. He allegedly submitted material evidence for that, including his passport.

<h2>The role of the accused Ožegović is disputable</h2>

In addition, about all these circumstances, Budnjo was tested on a polygraph, at his personal request, and he passed the test.
This information was confirmed for "Avaz" by his lawyer Vlado Adamović.
However, as we have learned, the role of the accused Ožegović, a hotel employee, is disputable in the whole story. It is suspected that he, together with the police officers of the SC Ministry of the Interior, at someone's urging, deleted the surveillance footage of the fateful night.
This will also determine the expertise of the seized equipment. Ožegović denied that anyone ordered him to delete the surveillance footage, but the question is which of the members of the SC MUP were involved in these illegal actions.

The accused in this case are Alisa Mutap-Ramić, her father Zijad Mutap, Muamer Ožegović, a receptionist at the Crystal Hotel at the time when the surveillance footage disappeared, and police officers Josip Barić and Hasan Dupovac. A month ago, they denied guilt in the Court of B&amp;H, and their trial is scheduled to begin on October 7. It is a question of the day when the investigation for the crime of murder will be opened.

Alisa Mutap-Ramić, her father Zijad Mutap, Muamer Ožegović, a receptionist at the Crystal Hotel, have been charged in this case so far

Budnjo: His apartment was recently searched

"Memić" case: Muamer Budnjo went to the polygraph, police officers involved in deleting the surveillance footage?

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will visit Bosnia and Herzegovina on Thursday (September 30th) to meet with senior B&amp;H officials.

Von der Leyen said earlier that she wanted to confirm her commitment to the accession process by visiting the countries of the Western Balkans, adding that she owed it to young people who believe in the future of Europe.
According to the protocol of the visit to B&amp;H, the President of the European Commission is scheduled to officially open the Svilaj Bridge on Thursday, which will connect the highway on Corridor V-c from the B&amp;H and Croatian sides of the Sava River.
As FENA learns, the opening of the bridge should be attended by the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of B&amp;H Zoran Tegeltija (SNSD), the Prime Minister of the Republic of Croatia Andrej Plenković, as well as the Minister of Communications and Transport of B&amp;H Vojin Mitrović and the Croatian Minister of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure Oleg Butković.
The opening of the Svilaj Bridge was announced last month by Dragan Čović, Deputy Speaker of the House of Peoples of the B&amp;H Parliamentary Assembly and President of the Croat Democratic Union (HDZ) B&amp;H, during an official visit to Odžak Municipality.
Construction of the Svilaj Bridge began in August 2016. The Svilaj Bridge is 660 meters long, and the total width of the bridge is 29 meters. For each direction, there are three lanes 3.50 m wide, without a stop lane with protective traffic belts of 0.5 m on both sides, and a concrete monolithic pedestrian path 0.75 m wide.

She said earlier that she wanted to confirm her commitment to the accession process by visiting the countries of the Western Balkans, adding that she owed it to young people who believe in the future of Europe

Ursula von der Leyen to visit B&H

Germany is expected to head for long and arduous coalition talks to form a new government amid the latest election impasse, local broadcaster n-tv reported on Monday.

Early results published by the country's federal returning officer on Monday morning indicated that the Social Democratic Party (SPD) gained the largest share of the votes 25.7% compared to Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and its sister party Christian Social Union (CSU) with 24.1% of the votes.
The main rivals for the chancellor's post – SPD’s Olaf Scholz and CDU-CSU’s Armin Laschet – quickly expressed their readiness to engage in negotiations with other parties in an effort to build a coalition government.
Scholz said his party will likely enter coalition talks with the environmentalist Green party and the liberal Free Democrats (FDP) that are widely seen as a potential kingmaker in the coalition negotiations.
- We will very quickly agree on the course of the talks with the other parties with whom we want to form a government - Scholz said in Berlin.
- We have the mandate of the voters to form a government - he added, saying his party will pursue "calm and discreet" negotiations with other potential coalition partners.
Meanwhile, Laschet, who as the CDU head is fighting for a political survival over his party's disastrous performance at the polls, said he is also aiming for coalition talks with the Greens and the FDP.
Laschet stressed any coalition talks with the FDP and Greens should be on "equal footing".
He added that Germany needs to be modernized and needs a “coalition for more sustainability”.
Laschet pointed out while his party shared the FDP's concern for economic growth, it also supported Greens' commitment to change to a climate-neutral industrialized country.
In other related news, FDP leader Christian Lindner announced on Monday in Berlin that he will start exploratory talks with the Greens on forming a government coalition.

SPD's Scholz, CDU's Laschet vie to jumpstart coalition negotiations with Greens, FDP in a bid to form new government

Early results published by the country's federal returning officer on Monday morning indicated that the Social Democratic Party (SPD) gained the largest share of the votes 25.7% compared to Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and its sister party Christian Social Union (CSU) with 24.1% of the votes

Germany facing difficult coalition talks after election stalemate

Germany’s Social Democratic Party (SPD) won the most parliamentary seats in national elections, while Angela Merkel’s conservative CDU/CSU bloc came in second, preliminary official results showed Monday.

Germans voted Sunday in a very tight election to elect a new parliament and determine who will succeed Merkel as the country’s next chancellor.
Olaf Scholz’s SPD won the election by a narrow margin, gaining 25.7% of the vote and securing 206 seats in the federal parliament, according to the preliminary results announced by the federal election agency.Conservative chancellor candidate Armin Laschet’s CDU/CSU came in second with 24.1% with 196 seats in the Bundestag. It was the worst election result of the Christian Democrats since 1949.
The Social Democrats have secured a narrow victory in the election but fell short of a parliamentary majority, signaling that the country is heading for a three-way coalition government for the first time since the 1960s.

The environmentalist Greens and the liberal Free Democratic Party (FDP) increased their share of the vote, with both now seen as "kingmakers" to play a key role in forming the country's next coalition government.

The Greens achieved a historic breakthrough, winning 14.8% and becoming the third biggest political group in parliament, with 118 lawmakers. The FDP also managed to increase its vote compared to last elections in 2017, winning 11.5% of the vote and 92 seats in parliament.
The SPD's chancellor candidate Scholz had repeatedly said they would prefer to form a coalition government with the Greens, and he is expected to hold talks with the two parties on a possible three-way government. The Social Democrats and the Greens share many common positions, but they have deep differences with the FDP over a wide range of issues, including minimum wage and tax increases on the wealthy.
Germany's chancellor is elected indirectly, with voters choosing new parliament members who then determine the new chancellor with a vote among themselves.
If the winning party secures a majority in parliament or manages to build a coalition government with an absolute majority, its candidate usually becomes the country's next chancellor.
After 16 years in power, Merkel is quitting active politics but will remain in her post until a new government is formed.

Preliminary election results show SPD winning national elections but falling short of majority in parliament

Olaf Scholz’s SPD won the election by a narrow margin, gaining 25.7% of the vote and securing 206 seats in the federal parliament, according to the preliminary results announced by the federal election agency

Germany's Social Democrats win most seats in election

French President Emmanuel Macron was hit by an egg Monday afternoon while making a visit to a restaurant trade fair in Lyon, France.

The moment was captured widely on social media, the president was seen greeting fair-goers and cheerily socializing when a brown egg hit him on the left shoulder. It bounced off without breaking as Macron's security staff instantly shielded him from further harm.
A man opposite the president was seen being cornered immediately and detained in handcuffs.
The man who threw the egg at Macron shouted "Long live the revolution" as he threw the egg, and he was then arrested.
The incident happened while Macron was making an appearance at the International Catering, Hotel, and Food Show in the city, known as France's culinary capital.
On a trip to Tain-L'Hermitage in June, Macron was slapped in the face by a man while shaking hands in the crowd gathered there. The man was immediately seized by guards surrounding the president.
According to Euronews, the president took Monday's incident in his usual courageous fashion.
- If he has something to say to me, let him come - he said following the incident.

No harm done to head of state after being hit with egg while visiting hotel and restaurant show in Lyon

The man who threw the egg at Macron shouted "Long live the revolution" as he threw the egg, and he was then arrested

French President Macron pelted with egg at trade fair

While waiting for the decision of the Second Instance Commission in the disciplinary procedure against Ranko Debevec, the President of the Court of B&amp;H, who is accused of, among other things, hiding and not reporting property in Spain, as well as dual identity, new irregularities are emerging.

Although the Trial Commission of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council looked through his fingers, and characterized the violation of concealment of property and dual citizenship in Spain only as a public reprimand, the new Debevec scandal is evidence of obvious fraud and concealment behind Spanish citizenship, about which no one knew anything for almost 14 years.
Debevec hid property in Spain from the HJPC, as well as the fact that he has a dual identity in the name of Ranko Debevec Kaveson, and he uses it when traveling. He did not state any of this for years in the reports to the HJPC.

It was Debevec, using the citizenship of Spain, and not B&amp;H one, who became the owner of 1/1 of a two-room apartment in Makarska, which is obvious from the documentation in the possession of "Avaz".
He bought this property in the name of Ranko Debevec Kaveson, where during the transaction he stated the Spanish residential address - Torremelinis Spain.

It is questionable whether Debevec reported the purchase of this property to the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council at all and, if so, under what name. If he reported the purchase of this property under an identity that he did not report to the HJPC and that no one knew about until the discovery of the "Kaveson" affair, then a new disciplinary procedure will follow.

Obviously, Debevec wanted to avoid a legal mess, according to which B&amp;H citizens cannot buy real estate in Croatia, but the question is to whom he reported it and how many real estate he bought in the name of Ranko Debevec Kaveson and with what money.

Debevec regularly uses the dual citizenship of Spain, and it is disputable that B&amp;H has not signed an agreement on dual citizenship with the Kingdom of Spain. This means that Debevec could not even have dual citizenship of B&amp;H and Spain, and the question is how he got it at all.

Using Spanish citizenship, the President of the Court of B&H became the owner of real estate in Croatia, but the question is whether and how he reported everything to the HJPC B&H

Debevec: A new scam by the head of the Court of B&H

New fraud of the President of the Court of B&H Ranko Debevec: How Kaveson bought an apartment in Makarska

The newly appointed Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan Akhtar Jamil Rao today handed over copies of credentials at the B&amp;H Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Rao handed over the copies of credentials to the Head of the Diplomatic Protocol Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mirsad Bešić, stated the Public Relations Office of the MFA of B&amp;H.

Akhtar Jamil Rao today handed over copies of credentials at the B&H Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Newly appointed Ambassador of Pakistan presents copies of credentials

Members of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) entered the premises of the B&amp;H Border Police in Sarajevo this morning.
Three people were arrested on suspicion of corrupt activities during the admission of cadets. The arrests were made on the order of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.
"Avaz" finds out that border police officers Rejhan Raković and Ensar Salčinović were arrested. Raković was a member of the Commission from the Border Police for the admission of cadets. Apart from Raković and Salčinović, a mediator - civilian Kenit Čakić - was also arrested.
SIPA also searched the premises of Ivica Sablja and Đorđe Kusmuk, but they were not arrested.
Lamija Avdić, a civil servant who was allegedly in Raković's company, was also searched.
- The suspects are charged with abuse of office, receiving gifts and other forms of benefit, receiving a reward for trading in influence - said Jelena Miovčić, spokeswoman for SIPA.
The report, which was sent to the directors of police agencies and judicial institutions, states that the cadets were asked for between 15,000 and 20,000 marks for admission.
Today, SIPA conducted a search in the Ministry of Security of B&amp;H.
According to the information that Avaz has, SIPA members are holding talks with members of the Commission for the Admission of Cadets proposed by the Ministry of Security. These are Ermin Pešto and Jelena Savić.

Chaos at KCUS: Distinguished doctor Maja Banjin resigned

Schmidt will not allow the borders of B&H to be redrawn under any circumstances

Sattler: There will be no discussion against the functioning of AFB&H and HJPC

KCUS has to pay 35,000 KM in compensation to the Nadin Smajlović's family and that is not all

The election congress of SBB will be held on November 20 this year

Criminal motive suspected as Gothenburg blast wounds 16

Pregnant mum, kids among 91 rescued off Spain coast

Territorial integrity and sovereignty of B&H are guaranteed by Dayton Agreement

"Memić" case: Muamer Budnjo went to the polygraph, police officers involved in deleting the surveillance footage?

Ursula von der Leyen to visit B&H

Germany facing difficult coalition talks after election stalemate

Germany's Social Democrats win most seats in election

French President Macron pelted with egg at trade fair

New fraud of the President of the Court of B&H Ranko Debevec: How Kaveson bought an apartment in Makarska

Newly appointed Ambassador of Pakistan presents copies of credentials

"Avaz" reveals: These are the names of those arrested in the SIPA action "Konak"

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Chaos at KCUS: Distinguished doctor Maja Banjin resigned

Schmidt will not allow the borders of B&H to be redrawn under any circumstances

Sattler: There will be no discussion against the functioning of AFB&H and HJPC

KCUS has to pay 35,000 KM in compensation to the Nadin Smajlović's family and that is not all

The election congress of SBB will be held on November 20 this year

Criminal motive suspected as Gothenburg blast wounds 16

Pregnant mum, kids among 91 rescued off Spain coast

Territorial integrity and sovereignty of B&H are guaranteed by Dayton Agreement

"Memić" case: Muamer Budnjo went to the polygraph, police officers involved in deleting the surveillance footage?

Ursula von der Leyen to visit B&H

Germany facing difficult coalition talks after election stalemate

Germany's Social Democrats win most seats in election

French President Macron pelted with egg at trade fair

New fraud of the President of the Court of B&H Ranko Debevec: How Kaveson bought an apartment in Makarska

Newly appointed Ambassador of Pakistan presents copies of credentials

"Avaz" reveals: These are the names of those arrested in the SIPA action "Konak"