France will try out a Covid-free status digital pass for air travellers with flag carrier Air France starting a month-long trial for some flights, Transport Minister Jean-Baptiste Djebbari said Thursday.

Airlines battered by travel restrictions are pushing hard for a global standard that would reassure passengers over contagion risks onboard and accelerate an eventual recovery for the sector.
For Air France flights to the French Caribbean territories of Martinique and Guadeloupe, passengers will have to present a phone app that shows either a vaccination certificate or a recent negative Covid test.
The system would require partnerships with testing facilities that would provide the digital proof.
-The goal is to see if it works well in real-time" by reducing checks that are drastically slowing boarding and arrival procedures- Djebbari told RMC radio.
-It could offer a preview, or at least a large-scale test, of a future 'travel pass'" that would "ensure against fraud and shorten waiting lines,"- he said.
He did not specify if Air France would use a system being developed by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), which is being tested by several international carriers.
But for now, the travel pass does not foreshadow a broader Covid vaccination requirement for travel or other activities, such as going to restaurants or the cinema, Djebbari said.

The system would require partnerships with testing facilities that would provide the digital proof

For Air France flights to the French Caribbean territories of Martinique and Guadeloupe, passengers will have to present a phone app that shows either a vaccination certificate or a recent negative Covid test

France weighing digital Covid pass for air travel

Divisive rhetoric and calls for disintegration won't make life better, said Head of the European Union Delegation to B&amp;H, Johann Sattler, reacting to yesterday's conclusions of the RS National Assembly.

-Do RSNA conclusions improve RS public service, create jobs, fix rule of law or minimize corruption? I don't think so. Divisive rhetoric and calls for disintegration won't make life better - reforms, cooperation and EU-integration will- Sattler wrote on his Twitter account.&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Do RSNA conclusions improve RS public services, create jobs, fix rule of law or minimize corruption? Don’t think so. Divisive rhetoric & calls for disintegration won’t make life better - reforms, cooperation and EU-integration will. 🇪🇺🇧🇦 <a href="https://t.co/GeNRzRSqOh">https://t.co/GeNRzRSqOh</a>— Johann Sattler (@josattler) <a href="https://twitter.com/josattler/status/1369989115232587777?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 11, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Do RSNA conclusions improve RS public service, create jobs, fix rule of law or minimize corruption? I don't think so, said Sattler

Head of the European Union Delegation to B&H Johann Sattler

Sattler: Divisive rhetoric and calls for disintegration won't make life better

Fahrudin Radončić, president of the Alliance for Better Future (SBB), posted a reaction on his Facebook profile to events in the NARS and statements by Milorad Dodik, chairman of the B&amp;H Presidency and SNSD leader, about the RS referendum and secession.
You can read his full status below: 
- For years, Milorad Dodik has been trying to hide all his problems and responsibility towards the citizens by waving a propaganda separatist flag.
B&amp;H patriotism, civilization standards and principles are incomparably stronger and more dominant than its medieval nationalist harassment and intimidation of all citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This political-propaganda story has been seen and read several times.
A new blemish in the old way. Or, popularly speaking, tt’s just a wishful thinking - Radončić wrote.

<div class="fb-post" data-href="https://www.facebook.com/FahrudinRadoncic/posts/5472807416063498" data-width="500" data-show-text="true"><blockquote cite="https://www.facebook.com/FahrudinRadoncic/posts/5472807416063498" class="fb-xfbml-parse-ignore">ŠTO JE BABI MILO, TO JOJ SE I SNILO Milorad Dodik već godinama sve svoje probleme i odgovornost prema građanima...Posted by <a href="https://www.facebook.com/FahrudinRadoncic/">Fahrudin Radončić</a> on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/FahrudinRadoncic/posts/5472807416063498">Wednesday, March 10, 2021</a></blockquote></div>

B&H patriotism, civilization standards and principles are incomparably stronger and more dominant than its medieval nationalist harassment and intimidation of all citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Radončić on Dodik's call for secession: It’s just a wishful thinking

Members of the Operational Group for Coordination of Activities and Monitoring of the Migrant Situation in the Una-Sana Canton confirmed the increased influx of migrants and refugees to that part of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Reception centers in Bihać, Velika Kladuša and Cazin can accommodate up to 2,500 people, so that currently a large number of people stay in public areas and in abandoned buildings without any control.
-Today, we certainly have about 1,500 migrants on the streets and in abandoned buildings, which is a big security and health-epidemiological issue for us. That is why we asked for help from the competent state institutions, because the capacities of all the local reception camps have been filled or have long been exceeded. For example, it is planned to accommodate 700 people in the reception center Miral but there are about 950 of them at the moment- said the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Una-Sana Canton, Nermin Kljajić.
Once again, an appeal was sent for the opening of reception camps outside the Una-Sana Canton, i.e. the relocation of people who cannot be adequately accommodated in Bihać and Velika Kladuša.
It was also confirmed that the inspectors of the Cantonal Administration for Inspection Supervision, in cooperation with the members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USC, will perform an intensified control of renting private accommodation to persons residing illegally in the state or canton as of today.
Due to the observance of health-epidemiological measures and recommendations, a decision was made on strict control of movement and reduced exit of migrants and refugees who are accommodated in the temporary reception centers "Borići" in Bihać and "Sedra" in Cazin.

Currently a large number of people stay in public areas and in abandoned buildings without any control

Reception centers in Bihać, Velika Kladuša and Cazin can accommodate up to 2,500 people

Increased influx of migrants in Una-Sana Canton

Deputy Chairperson of the Council of Ministers and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Bisera Turković met with former German foreign minister Joschka Fischer during an official visit to the Federal Republic of Germany in Berlin.

Fischer is currently a Senior Strategic Advisor at the Albright Stonebridge Group, where he advises clients on issues related to Germany and the European Union and is a managing partner of the global strategic company “Joschka Fischer and Company”.
As it was announced, Minister Turković and Fischer discussed the current situation on the vaccine markets, and the effectiveness of the COVAX mechanism. The Minister informed Fischer about the current situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina when it comes to the procurement of vaccines.
They also exchanged opinions on the positioning of Germany in the European Union and in the Western Balkans, after the announced departure of longtime Chancellor Angela Merkel from the political scene in this country.
Turković and Fischer also discussed the German candidate for the new High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

They also exchanged opinions on the positioning of Germany in the European Union and in the Western Balkans

Among other things, Minister Turković and Fischer discussed the current situation on the vaccine markets, and the effectiveness of the COVAX mechanism

Turković and Fischer discuss vaccines and candidate for the High Representative

Representatives of the Party of Democratic Action (SDA) and the Croat Democratic Union (HDZ B&amp;H), led by party leaders Bakir Izetbegović and Dragan Čović, discussed last night in Sarajevo the possibilities of amending the B&amp;H Election Law and issues related to the Federation of B&amp;H.

As it was said after the meeting, the two groups worked in parallel, one on the issues of the Federation of B&amp;H, the establishment of a new structure of government at the FB&amp;H level and the accumulated problems in the Federation of B&amp;H.
The second group discussed the possibilities of amending the B&amp;H Election Law, i.e. the implementation of the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights and the B&amp;H Constitutional Court.
SDA President Bakir Izetbegović said that he also had a conversation with the United States Special Representative for the Western Balkans Matthew Palmer in the meantime, who also met with HDZ B&amp;H leader Dragan Čović and expressed support for “meaningful electoral reform” in B&amp;H, which must include “limited constitutional reform.”
-They insist on the establishment of an inter-ministerial working group that will do this job and only two parties are working on it at the moment. Palmer insisted that an urgent session of the joint Collegium of the two houses of the B&amp;H Parliamentary Assembly be held, and that an inter-ministerial working group be established. I asked him if that meant waiting for meetings, then expanding it. He answered that they expect us to continue working and to define the outlines of the solution- said Izetbegović.
Speaking about the meetings of SDA and HDZ B&amp;H, he stated that they are trying to harmonize two principles that this country is grounded on and the way it is functioning – the civil and ethnic principles.
Asked if there is anything new after today's meeting, the SDA president answered in the affirmative, emphasizing that HDZ understands "that we will not be able to do it without constitutional changes, certain minor changes in terms of amendments and that we will not be able to do it in the Federation of B&amp;H or at the state level."
According to him, international representatives also said that it will not go that way.
-They insist that the CEC representatives be included in that inter-ministerial working group. There are some changes- says Izetbegović.
As for the FB&amp;H level, he said they would try to establish a new structure.
HDZ B&amp;H President Dragan Čović said that two inter-party teams were working yesterday - one concerned the FB&amp;H level of government and all the problems that have been opened between the two parties in the last few years, which they have failed to solve. The second team worked on the election legislation, and today there should be a continuation of work on 14 priorities when it comes to the candidate status of B&amp;H.
It seems to me, he stated, that we have somehow completed that first phase last night.
Speaking about the B&amp;H Election Law, the Presidency and the House of Peoples, he said that bodies that could help them would be involved, and that "in one phase, at the beginning of the fifth month, all other parliamentary parties interested in that would be involved, to find a solution".
He added that he believes that the solutions they offered some time ago to both international representatives and the SDA will get a response from the SDA very soon.

Two groups worked in parallel, one on the issues of the Federation of B&H and  second one discussed the possibilities of amending the B&H Election Law

SDA and HDZ B&H discuss Election Law and functioning of the FB&H

Ten years ago, on March 11, 2011, Japan experienced the Great East Japan Earthquake. This was an unprecedented natural disaster that included earthquake and tsunami, which devastated Tohoku region of my country and was further complicated by severe damage to the nuclear power plant in Fukushima. The scale of the disaster and extent of the damage were overwhelming. 
Nearly 16, 000 people were lost and more than 2,000 are still counted as missing. In the face of that, our friends from around the world, as well as from Bosnia and Herzegovina, stepped up with warm and heartfelt assistance. 
People in B&amp;H showed great compassion, generosity and friendship.

I have learned that we had received a great number of donations from the government and local authorities of B&amp;H, as well as private organizations and friends of Japan in B&amp;H. Countless number of kind letters, encouriging messages and drawings from school chlidren have been sent to us. Many citizens of Sarajevo, including Judo Federation members visited our Embassy office for several days since the great eartquake, with flowers and candles.

We have been so encouraged by these acts of solidarity and friendship from B&amp;H people.
As the Ambassador of Japan, I hereby would like to convey again our most sincere thanks to the people and to the Government authorities of BiH for their kind support and valuable assistance during that time of need in Japan.
We will never forget.

Makoto: We have been so encouraged by these acts of solidarity and friendship from B&H people

Makoto: This was an unprecedented natural disaster that included earthquake and tsunami

Friends stood by Japan in its time of need

Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina and leader of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD) Milorad Dodik reiterated today his long-standing views on the need to abolish the Office of the High Representative (OHR).

A special session of the RS National Assembly is being held in Banja Luka today to discuss only one item on the agenda: "Assessment of the work of the High Representative, application of Annex 10 of the General Framework Agreement for Peace in B&amp;H / Dayton Agreement / during the talks on appointing a new High Representative" at the suggestion of Dodik.
In his address, he mentioned that the representatives of the international community, and especially the European Union and the United States of America, mostly talk about the rule of law and most often violate it, which, as he added, shows the actions of the High Representative.
He pointed out that it is unacceptable for him to discuss the fate of B&amp;H from a distance, where, as he said, the nature of the problem could not be seen.
-The Bosniak political elite has been holding the people captive for 26 years, talking about the change of the Constitution which abolishes the genocidal creation of RS, and they cannot make compromises by accepting the transfer of competencies or abolition- he added.
He says that such a practice leads to the dissolution of B&amp;H and destroys the chance for a stable B&amp;H, and that there is no need for a policy of force, imposition and interference in the internal affairs of B&amp;H if a state that aspires to be stable and a member of the European Union is built.
He assessed that it is extremely important for the RSNA to get acquainted with all aspects of the extension of the mandate of the High Representative, and now there are two candidates. He underlined that Republic of Srpska had not requested or wanted the arrival of a new High Representative and that according to Annex 10, the arrival of a new High Representative required confirmation from the RS, which he had not received.

A special session of the RS National Assembly is being held today

Dodik: The Bosniak political elite has been holding the people captive for 26 years, talking about the change of the Constitution which abolishes the genocidal creation of RS, and they cannot make compromises by accepting the transfer of competencies or abolition

Dodik: It is unacceptable to discuss the fate of B&H from a distance

More than 1,000 students kept up protests on Wednesday in the Greek capital after evening clashes with security forces over bitter allegations of police violence.

The authorities reported 10 officers were hurt on Tuesday evening -- one with serious head injuries -- and 16 people were arrested on the sidelines of a demonstration by some 5,000 people.
Two hundred hooded protesters threw rocks and Molotov cocktails at a police station in the Nea Smyrni suburb, AFP reported.
Police responded with tear gas and water cannon, and in a statement said the badly injured officer had been dragged off his motorbike and beaten.
Those arrested would be brought to court later Wednesday on charges including attempted murder, grievous bodily harm, and arson, police said.
The protests follow months of anger in the Greek media and among campaigners over numerous high-profile cases of alleged police brutality at student and left-wing protests.
Uproar erupted after a video went viral showing an officer beating a man with a baton Sunday during a patrol to enforce a coronavirus lockdown.
His screams of "I'm in pain" have become a hashtag on social networks.
The officer accused of the beating has been suspended, police sources said, and an inquiry opened.
Police said 1,000 students were on the streets Wednesday afternoon, but an AFP reporter estimated the numbers at double that figure.
-Repression will not win- read one banner at the protest called specifically against the setting up of a university police force.
Government spokesperson Aristolelia Peloni accused left-wing opposition party Syriza of "stoking the tensions" and "irresponsibility" at an already difficult time under the pandemic.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis urged people to ensure that "the sad images of violence that we have seen in Athens this (Tuesday) evening are the last".
-I will not allow anyone to divide us- he said.
Athens residents are under stay-at-home orders -- with only essential trips allowed -- in a bid to tame the coronavirus, which has claimed some 6,800 lives in Greece.&nbsp;

The authorities reported 10 officers were hurt on Tuesday evening  and 16 people were arrested

Two hundred hooded protesters threw rocks and Molotov cocktails at a police station in the Nea Smyrni suburb

Greek students keep up protests amid police brutality claims

Deputy Chairperson of the Council of Ministers and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Bisera Turković met today in Brussels with Vice President of the European Commission for Promoting the European Way of Life Margaritis Schinas.

Turković expressed gratitude for the assistance provided by the European Union to Bosnia and Herzegovina during the first waves of the COVID-19 pandemic.
She pointed out the problems that our country is facing in the procurement of coronavirus vaccines and stressed that we expect significantly greater EU involvement in providing vaccines for B&amp;H through the COVAX mechanism, which would send a strong political message.
Vice President of the European Commission Schinas emphasized the importance of Minister Turković's visit to Brussels, which, as he said, symbolizes Bosnia and Herzegovina's commitment on the path to the European Union. He pointed out the importance of the issue of vaccines and that he is in constant contact with the member states in order to speed up this process. However, the delicate balance of supply and demand makes this situation more difficult, Schinas added.
The officials also discussed the establishment of religious and interreligious dialogue as well as migration management in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Vice President of the European Commission assessed the continuation of activities for the improvement of the migration management process in Bosnia and Herzegovina as extremely important.
Both sides expressed a desire for stronger cooperation in all issues related to the EU integration process, the Press Service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of B&amp;H announced.

The officials also discussed the establishment of religious and interreligious dialogue

Turković and Schinas discuss vaccine procurement and migration management in B&H

Britain wants to cut air passenger duty on domestic flights to boost internal links and will launch a consultation this spring, giving a glimmer of hope to the stricken airline industry.&nbsp;The boss of UK-based easyJet welcomed the news but said action was needed fast. Airlines, airports and holiday companies are desperate for a summer recovery in travel after a year of minimal revenues.
But a consultation on internal air passenger duty (APD) could last months.
-A reduced domestic rate would be a positive step in supporting the UK’s air connections- easyJet Chief Executive Johan Lundgren said. -The government should act quickly to take this opportunity.-The new consultation will consider options such as the introduction of a return leg exemption, creating a new lower domestic level and increasing the number of international distance bands, the transport ministry said in a statement.
In 2019, APD raised an estimated 3.7 billion pounds for the government. Airlines have long opposed the tax, which they say is the highest European aviation tax by a long way and they want a suspension across the board, not just an internal cut.
In a connectivity review of the union, the government promised to improve rail, road, sea and air links to boost parts of the country that feel left behind.
APD is charged per passenger flying from a British airport to both domestic and international destinations in bands that take account of distance and class of travel.
Transport minister Grant Shapps said earlier on Wednesday that cutting APD on domestic flights would not adversely affect Britain’s climate change goals because there would be increasing use of sustainable fuels.
Greenpeace said it was nonsensical.
The government is due to publish more information on April 12 about whether people will be able to travel abroad this summer. It has said holidays will not be allowed before May 17.
Shapps also said that he was “hopeful” that travel could be given the go-ahead.

Airlines, airports and holiday companies are desperate for a summer recovery in travel after a year of minimal revenues

The easyJet Airbus A320-251N takes off from Nice international airport in Nice, France, September 19, 2018.

UK wants to cut air passenger duty on domestic flights

Director of the Office of the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs at the United States Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Stephen Glaser, and Acting Prime Minister of the Zenica-Doboj Canton Mirnes Bašić signed today a Memorandum of Understanding.

Today's signing represents a significant step forward in the fight against corruption in B&amp;H. The agreement will allow the embassy to provide a wide range of assistance, including mentoring in response to corruption, technical equipment and assistance in drafting new laws and regulations designed to strengthen this new Anti-Corruption Office, the US Embassy said.
Continued political support from the Zenica-Doboj Canton Government will also be needed to ensure that this new office has the freedom to effectively identify and prevent corruption and, through an integrated approach, work with police and cantonal prosecutors to bring those who engage in corruption to justice.
-Corruption is cancer for democracy. It endangers the citizens and blocks B&amp;H's European aspirations. The B&amp;H authorities have too little interest in tackling corruption and therefore I welcome the commitment of the Acting Prime Minister Bašić and his government to establish a new anti-corruption office in ZDC. In our support, we will use a model of the Office for the Fight against Corruption established in the Sarajevo Canton, headed by Dr. Erduan Kafedžić.-The United States Embassy will continue to support B&amp;H's efforts to fight corruption, it is said in the statement.

The signed  agreement will allow the embassy to provide a wide range of assistance

US Embassy's support for ZDC authorities in the fight against corruption

Within the framework of bilateral economic relations, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Germany are strengthening economic exchange, the German Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina announced after the third meeting of the B&amp;H-German working group on economic issues which was held online.

The working group included numerous representatives of line ministries, economy and administration, led by Dragiša Mekić, Assistant Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations of B&amp;H and Helge Tolksdorf, Head of the EU Enlargement Department, Southeast Europe and Turkey at the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy.
The participants discussed general issues of economic cooperation between the two countries, as well as specific issues of selected economic sectors and individual investments.
Even in the crisis, Germany remained the main trade partner of Bosnia and Herzegovina, so cooperation between the countries can be an important support on the way out of the crisis.
Helge Tolksdorf also emphasized the importance of regional cooperation and ongoing exchange. Important terms to be shared are, within the framework of the Berlin Process - the meeting of the Prime Ministers in the summer of 2021 and the meeting of the Ministers of Economy next June, which are also held at the request of Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Margret Uebber, German Ambassador to B&amp;H, greeted the participants and expressed satisfaction that the meeting was held again for the first time in two years.
The bilateral working group was established in 2017. It usually meets once a year with the same members.
In 2019 and 2020, the working group did not meet due to the non-formation of the government in BiH, and in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The bilateral working group was established in 2017.

The participants discussed general issues of economic cooperation between the two countries, as well as specific issues of selected economic sectors and individual investments

B&H and Germany strengthen economic exchange

In accordance with the Decision of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, members of the Engineering Battalion of the Tactical Support Brigade of the Armed Forces of B&amp;H (AFB&amp;H) today completed engineering works on construction and rehabilitation of access road and plateau for future container settlement in the Lipa camp near Bihać.

Representatives of the local community of the City of Bihać and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) took over the work done and expressed gratitude for the contribution of the Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of B&amp;H in creating better living conditions for migrants in the Lipa camp. 
This has completed the second phase of engineering works at this location.
The works lasted from February 22 to March 9, and after the handover, the AFB&amp;H unit returned to the location of the barracks in Bihać, stated the Ministry of Defense of B&amp;H.

The works lasted from February 22 to March 9

After the handover, the AFB&H unit returned to the location of the barracks in Bihać

B&H AF brigade completes the second phase of engineering works at Lipa camp

Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations of B&amp;H Staša Kosarac received today in Sarajevo the Ambassador of Greece to B&amp;H Dimitrios Papandreou, with whom he discussed the improvement of economic cooperation between the two countries.

Košarac and Ambassador Papandreou commended the good relations between B&amp;H and Greece, and pointed out that there were no open issues and expressed hope that bilateral cooperation would continue to develop for mutual benefit.
They discussed the upcoming visit of the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Greece, Costas Fragoyiannis Costas to B&amp;H, which is planned for April, if the epidemiological conditions allow it.
It was agreed that Košarac and Fragoyiannis would hold a bilateral meeting on that occasion in order to improve foreign trade and increase the volume of Greek investments in B&amp;H.
Košarac and Papandreou especially emphasized the importance of cooperation in the field of tourism and agreed to visit Trebinje together in April, where they will discuss the organization of a tourist forum between B&amp;H and Greece with the City Administration.
They agreed on joint activities to strengthen cooperation and better connect businesses from B&amp;H and Greece, and announced that during the visit of Deputy Foreign Minister Fragoyiannis, they would define concrete steps in improving foreign trade.
Papandreou informed Košarac about Greece's plans to organize a Greek Culture Week in Banja Luka in May, which will be a good opportunity to promote tourism potentials.
Košarac expressed his gratitude to Papandreou for the donations in medical and protective equipment that Greece sent to health institutions in both of the entities in the past year to help in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, said the B&amp;H Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations.

They  pointed out that there were no open issues and expressed hope that bilateral cooperation would continue to develop for mutual benefit

Košarac and Papandreou especially emphasized the importance of cooperation in the field of tourism

Košarac and Papandreou discuss economic cooperation between B&H and Greece

Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran Reza Ghelichkhan visited the Agency for the Promotion of Foreign Investments in B&amp;H (FIPA) and met with Director Milica Marković.

Ambassador Ghelichkhan stated that Iranian companies are especially interested in investments in the field of energy, agriculture, metal processing and automobile industry.
Director Marković informed the ambassador and his associates about the work of the Agency, investment opportunities in B&amp;H, FIPA cooperation with relevant institutions, and coordination of the work of B&amp;H institutions in the field of attracting foreign investments.
She pointed out that Bosnia and Herzegovina is the largest exporter of electricity in the region, that it has one of the lowest electricity prices in Europe, that the corporate income tax rate is only 10 percent, and that we have numerous free trade agreements that allow customs-free exports to many markets, while rental and purchase prices of investment sites, including free and industrial zones, are very competitive.
It was agreed to cooperate in presenting and connecting Iranian companies with project owners from Bosnia and Herzegovina when epidemiological conditions are met, and to organize a business forum.
Marković stated that FIPA provides support to investors during all phases of the investment cycle, starting with obtaining initial information, then through the project implementation process, and after that through the aftercare program investors receive support in resolving potential difficulties, FIPA said.

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France weighing digital Covid pass for air travel

Sattler: Divisive rhetoric and calls for disintegration won't make life better

Radončić on Dodik's call for secession: It’s just a wishful thinking

Increased influx of migrants in Una-Sana Canton

Turković and Fischer discuss vaccines and candidate for the High Representative

SDA and HDZ B&H discuss Election Law and functioning of the FB&H

Friends stood by Japan in its time of need

Dodik: It is unacceptable to discuss the fate of B&H from a distance

Greek students keep up protests amid police brutality claims

Turković and Schinas discuss vaccine procurement and migration management in B&H

UK wants to cut air passenger duty on domestic flights

US Embassy's support for ZDC authorities in the fight against corruption

B&H and Germany strengthen economic exchange

B&H AF brigade completes the second phase of engineering works at Lipa camp

Košarac and Papandreou discuss economic cooperation between B&H and Greece

Marković - Ghelichkhan: Iranian companies interested in investing in B&H