France unveiled Friday a colour-coded map laying out eased entry protocols for the summer travel season, with restrictions lifted for EU residents while visitors from Britain and the US will need a negative Covid test even if vaccinated.

Starting June 9, EU residents will no longer need a compelling reason to come to France, usually the world's top tourist destination, and only non-vaccinated visitors will have to provide a recent negative antigen or PCR test.
The eased rules also apply to seven countries deemed "green" -- Australia, South Korea, Israel, Japan, Lebanon, New Zealand and Singapore.
The plan to start lifting border controls could be a boon for France's crucial tourism industry as the country emerges from its third coronavirus lockdown.
-We have to reconcile freedom of mobility with the need for security- Tourism Minister Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne said on BFM television.
-Nothing would be worse than to enter yet another Covid wave because we were not careful enough- he said. 
The news will be a relief to the tourism sector, which worried that coronavirus tests that are free in France but can cost 100 euros ($120) or more in some countries would deter foreign visitors.
From July 1, France will also recognise a European "health pass" proving inoculation against the coronavirus that authorises travel within the bloc, according to updated guidelines published by the government Friday.
Last month, France announced a 10-million-euro investment in a campaign to woo European visitors this summer.

But travel to and from much of the rest of the world where the virus is still actively circulating will remain subject to stricter controls.

In "orange" zones including Britain, North America and most of Asia and Africa, even vaccinated travellers to France will still have to produce a recent negative Covid test, but they will no longer have to prove compelling reasons to visit.
For non-vaccinated people coming from orange zones, however, only essential trips such as medical or family emergencies will be allowed, the government said, and a seven-day self-quarantine will be imposed.
Asked why tests will be required even from vaccinated American visitors, Transport Minister Jean-Baptiste Djebbari said the problem was a lack of standardised digital proof.
-They have vaccinated lots of people but they haven't digitised it -- when you get vaccinated you often just get a sheet of paper- Djebbari told CNews television.
-We're negotiating with them, and the goal is still to open up for North America, Canada and the United States, and parts of Africa- he said, adding that he hoped to have results in the coming weeks.
Sixteen countries will remain largely off-limits because of a worrying surge in coronavirus variants that are more contagious or serious and could prove less responsive to the four vaccines authorised in Europe.
They include India, Turkey, South Africa and much of South America, including Brazil.
Travellers from these countries will need to provide negative Covid-19 tests whether vaccinated or not, and will have to quarantine for seven to 10 days on arrival.
France's tourism market generated 57 billion euros ($69 billion) in 2019, accounting for 7.5 percent of the country's gross domestic product and nearly 2.9 million jobs.
The Covid crisis cut the sector's earnings in half last year, and industry officials also worry about growing competition from hot destinations such as Greece, Spain and Italy.
The nationwide curfew in effect for France will be pushed back to 11 pm on June 9, when restaurants will again be allowed to seat diners indoors, and fully lifted on June 30.

Sixteen countries will remain largely off-limits because of a worrying surge in coronavirus variants that are more contagious or serious and could prove less responsive to the four vaccines authorised in Europe

From July 1, France will recognise a European "health pass" proving inoculation against the coronavirus that authorises travel within the bloc

Green, orange or red: France eases summer travel rules

Russian officials said Friday a European review of the country's Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine is going "according to plan" and the jab may be approved in the coming months, local news agencies reported.

Sputnik V has been registered in more than 65 countries but has yet to be approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) or the United States' Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
-Everything is going according to plan- Health Minister Mikhail Murashko told journalists on the sidelines of the Saint Petersburg Economic forum.
-We haven't received any critical questions so I think the work is going to plan, we are waiting for results- Murashko said.
Kirill Dmitriyev, head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund that helped fund the development of the jab, said the "registration time depends on the EMA".
-A normal working process is underway, which we hope will not be politicised- Dmitriyev added.
Deputy health minister Sergei Glagolev said the vaccine may receive the approval of the EMA and of the World Health Organization (WHO) in the next few months. 
Moscow registered Sputnik -- named after the Soviet era satellite -- in August ahead of large-scale clinical trials. 
But trial results published in the respected The Lancet medical journal have said it is safe and with two doses is more than 90 percent effective in symptomatic cases.
The EMA launched a rolling review of the vaccine in March but several EU countries have already approved the jab.
Russia has registered four homegrown vaccines -- Sputnik V, EpiVacCorona, CoviVac and in May Sputnik Light. 
While Russia's domestic vaccination campaign started in early December ahead of most countries, the country has struggled to innoculate its citizens.
Polls show that many Russians are sceptical of coronavirus vaccines.

The vaccine has been registered in more than 65 countries

Russia has registered four homegrown vaccines -- Sputnik V, EpiVacCorona, CoviVac and in May Sputnik Light

Russia optimistic about European approval of Sputnik jab

More than one million doses of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine donated by Japan arrived in Taiwan on Friday, as the island struggles to secure jabs and accuses China of interference.

The move stirred anger in Beijing, which views democratic and self-ruled Taiwan as its own territory and works to keep the island diplomatically isolated.
-We have received requests from various countries and areas for the provision of vaccines- Japanese foreign minister Toshimitsu Motegi told reporters in Tokyo.
-At this point, we have finished the arrangement for the request from Taiwan. And we will deliver free of charge 1.24 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccines that have been produced in Japan.-Taiwan's foreign ministry welcomed the move, pointedly emphasising that Taipei and Tokyo "share the universal values of freedom and democracy".
Its health minister Chen Shih-chung later confirmed the jabs had arrived.
-This is the largest batch of vaccines we have received and I believe it will be very helpful for our overall pandemic prevention- he said.
Beijing accused Taiwan's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) of "placing political manipulations above people's lives" by rejecting Chinese vaccines, according to the state-run Xinhua news agency.
President Tsai Ing-wen has accused China of having "interfered" with efforts to secure Pfizer doses, which are distributed in the Greater China region by a Shanghai-based pharmaceutical company.
Tsai said in televised remarks that her government will keep negotiating with countries to ensure sufficient and steady vaccine supplies. 
-It's not just us, all governments are fighting to get hold of vaccines. Due to Taiwan's very difficult international situation, there could still be variables before the vaccines are being loaded onto an airplane.-Beijing has stepped up military, diplomatic and economic pressure on Taipei since Tsai entered office five years ago, as she refuses to acknowledge its stance that the island is part of "one China".
Taiwan is currently locked out by China from the World Health Organization.
The donation comes as Taiwan battles a sudden surge of cases, after having one of the world's best pandemic responses.
Infections have jumped in recent weeks to more than 10,000, with 187 deaths.
Taiwan wants to roll out mass inoculations in the next few months by setting up thousands of community vaccination stations to administer one million shots weekly, but it is struggling to secure enough doses.
The island of 23.5 million has pre-order deals for around 30 million shots, but had received just 726,600 AstraZeneca doses and 150,000 Moderna shots before the Japanese donation.
Taiwan is also included in plans outlined by Washington this week to distribute 80 million doses globally.

The donation comes as Taiwan battles a sudden surge of cases, after having one of the world's best pandemic responses.

The move stirred anger in Beijing, which views democratic and self-ruled Taiwan as its own territory and works to keep the island diplomatically isolated

Japan donates more than 1 million Covid-19 jabs to Taiwan

With the dismissal of the celebrated B&amp;H actor and very successful manager Izudin Bajrović from the position of director of the National Theater Sarajevo, Konaković's government has shown that it does not care about smart, professional and honest staff.

<h2>Greats and experts are being dismissed from their positions</h2>

Since Bajrović is one of the best actors of the B&amp;H theater, without any valid professional reason, he was dismissed solely because of politics. Also, when it comes to Bajrović, it is very unprincipled that the "trojka" in public says that the opportunity should be given to proven and professional staff, regardless of the political party to which they belong, and at the same time do the exact opposite and dismiss greats and proven experts from positions.There is no need to introduce Mr. Bajrović to the citizens of B&amp;H at all, but through his case the policy of the "trojka" should be pointed out, which does not allow such a man to continue performing the mandate for which he was legally elected.

In addition, it is very indicative that the "trojka" and its seven or eight independent followers brutally dismiss all staff proposed by SBB (among whom is a significant number of non-party figures), while at the same time SDA and DF directors remain in office without any problems.

A special question is why Bajrović was removed by a decision of the SC Government, and not the Management Board, which is not a legal procedure at all.

While in the SC Government, SBB gave positions to non-partisan personalities or individuals close to the NiP, as is the case with the director of the General Hospital “Prim. dr. Abdullah Nakas ”, and we believe that it is a pity that the new government in SC abolishes such a practice of a society of equal chances.

With the dismissal of the celebrated B&H actor, Konaković's government has shown that it does not care about smart, professional and honest staff

SBB: Celebrated B&H actor Izudin Bajrović is dismissed solely for politics, it is a pity that the new government in SC abolishes the practice of SBB's society of equal opportunities

The trial of Bakir's Prime Minister Fadil Novalić and others in the "Ventilators" affair continued today in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In addition to Novalić, the FB&amp;H Minister of Finance Jelka Milićević, the suspended director of the Federal Civil Protection Administration (FCPA) Fahrudin Solak and Fikret Hodžić, the owner of the company "Srebrena malina", are also accused.
Prosecutors Džermin Pašić and Mirza Hukeljić continued with the evidentiary proceedings, and during the hearing they presented a number of material pieces of evidence, including contracts for the purchase of the disputed ventilators and incriminating mutual communication between the accused.
Hukeljić presented a document from the FCPA with which he wants to prove that there was no expert body in this institution that would evaluate the quality of medical equipment that was ordered. Evidence included bank statements confirming money transactions for the purchase of ventilators.An invoice for 10.5 million KM from July 14 last year was presented to the court, stating that the payment was made in advance.The Agency for medical products and medical devices and their inspectors also found that the ventilators were stored in a tent and kept on pallets without temperature control and other parameters, and found that the FCPA driver had taken the ventilators from the airport without any supporting documentation.. Inspectors also determined that the FCPA tent "does not have the status of a customs warehouse". According to the inspector's report, no lighting or equipment for storing sensitive medical equipment was provided in that tent.The prosecutor also showed SMS communication between Hasan Ganibegović, former Secretary of the FB&amp;H Government, and a certain Edvin Kučuković, who is one of the intermediaries for the procurement of medical equipment.
It was written in the message: "Please forward this to the Prime Minister. I want my conscience to be clear in these difficult times. Beware of the respirators you have procured. Patients die on these respirators because they have a lung rupture. I can procure a thousand pieces of these ventilators for the price of $9,000 - Kučuković wrote.
Ganibegović forwarded this SMS to Novalić on Viber.
The court received communication via messages from Fikret Hodžić and Dušan Nešić and Kristijan Marić, with whom he was negotiating the purchase of ventilators. These are intermediaries for the procurement of medical equipment from Montenegro and Croatia. A conversation via WhatsApp between Kristijan Marić and Sanja Lekić was also shown, in which it was written that Hodžić would "get another 300 after buying 100 ventilators".
The defense objected to the presentation of this communication, because in their view it was illegal evidence because the messages were not separated in a lawful manner and were "only pasted on a word document".
Also, prosecutor Hukeljić stated that at the time of signing the contract for the purchase of ventilators, neither "Srebrena malina" nor FCPA were entered in the register of wholesalers of medical equipment, so they could not legally procure these devices.At the last hearing held on May 19, prosecutor Mirza Hukeljić submitted material evidence, including the contract dated April 3, 2020 on the purchase of 100 ventilators between "Srebrena Malina" and the Federal Civil Protection Administration in the amount of 10.5 million KM. These are HCVE 003 ventilators that have never been purchased.
The trial is due to continue on June 16.

The Agency for medical products and medical devices, ie their inspectors, also determined that the ventilators were stored in a tent and kept on pallets without temperature control and other parameters

The accused and their lawyers are leaving the Court of B&H

Kučuković's message to Ganibegović: I want my conscience to be clear, patients are dying on the ventilators you bought, tell this to the Prime Minister

The Prosecutor's Office of the Sarajevo Canton is monitoring the media when it comes to the academic education of Sebija Izetbegović, director of the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo (KCUS), it was said in response to "Dnevni avaz" from this judicial institution.

However, the question we sent to Chief Prosecutor Sabina Sarajlija was: "Did the Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor's Office form a case against Sebija Izetbegović ex officio, after media articles about her academic education. Especially the part concerning studying in Zagreb?"
- We will react if the available information indicates the existence of a criminal offense for which we are responsible and which are not covered by the statute of limitations or amnesty. Until then, we believe that this is in the competence of the inspection, which is obliged to inform the competent prosecutor's office about the information about any criminal offense that was obtained during the inspection - it was said for "Avaz" from the SC Prosecutor's Office.
We remind you that the director of KCUS found herself at the center of a new affair because it is suspicious that she completed 10 postgraduate exams in Zagreb, which were then, according to unconfirmed information, recognized in Sarajevo. It is disputable that she enrolled in the postgraduate studies on March 2, 1993, and passed the first exam on March 19.
Rector of the University of Sarajevo (UNSA) prof. dr. Rifat Škrijelj told "Dnevni avaz" yesterday that he had received documentation from the Medical Faculty in Sarajevo related to the academic career of Dr. Sebije Izetbegović, but that it is incomplete.

Škrijelj asked the faculty for information about Izetbegović's postgraduate studies and for them to be submitted to him within eight days. However, as Škrijelj confirmed to us yesterday, he did not get everything he asked for, which is why he will ask for the data to be supplemented and new ones sent.
- I asked for information about the postgraduate study of prof. dr. Sebija Izetbegović and the documentation on the election to the title of assistant. Those were two things. I received an answer and certain documentation which is not complete and I ask them to provide me with a supplement to the answer and documentation. We are already preparing everything today because this is too serious topic to go public on the basis of documentation that is not complete – said Škrijelj for "Avaz"

We will respond if the available information indicates the existence of a criminal offense for which we are responsible and which are not covered by the statute of limitations or amnesty

Will the SC Prosecutor's Office check the education of Sebija Izetbegović: Here's what to expect

A cruise ship arrived in Venice for the first time in 17 months Thursday, signalling the return of tourists after the coronavirus pandemic but enraging those who decry the impact of the giant floating hotels on the world heritage site.

The MSC Orchestra arrived empty from the Greek port of Piraeus and will pick up about 650 passengers on Saturday, before heading south to sample the delights of Bari, Corfu, Mykonos and Dubrovnik.
The numbers on board are limited by Covid-19 restrictions to a fraction of the ship's usual 3,000 capacity, while all passengers must show negative tests before joining the cruise.
However, their presence in Venice is proving no less controversial than it was before the pandemic, with two demonstrations planned for Saturday -- one in support of the cruise ship, one against.
Environmental protesters warn the large waves caused by the cruise ships are eroding the foundations of the buildings in Venice, which with its lagoon are designated a UNESCO heritage site.
Celebrities and cultural figures including Mick Jagger, Francis Ford Coppola and Richard Armstrong, director of the New York's Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, this week called for an end to the passage of large ships through the lagoon.
In an open letter to the Italian government calling for a range of measures to better protect the city, they warned the historic site risked being "swept away" by the ships.
Compiled by the Venetian Heritage Foundation, the letter also urged an end to mass tourism that "wears it out".
Italy's government announced in March that cruise ships would no longer sail past Venice's iconic St Mark's Square and dock in the historic centre, but instead be diverted to the city's industrial port.
However, the infrastructure is not yet in place for this to happen.

The MSC Orchestra arrived empty from the Greek port of Piraeus and will pick up about 650 passengers on Saturday, before heading south to sample the delights of Bari, Corfu, Mykonos and Dubrovnik

The MSC Orchestra's presence has caused controversy as evironmentalists say the waves cruise ships generate are eroding Venice's foundations

First cruise ship in 17 months arrives in Venice

Rector of the University of Sarajevo (UNSA) prof. dr. Rifat Škrijelj confirmed today for "Dnevni avaz" that he received documentation from the Medical Faculty in Sarajevo related to the academic career of Dr. Sebija Izetbegović, director of the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo (KCUS), but he added that documentation is incomplete.
Škrijelj asked the faculty for information about Izetbegović's postgraduate studies and for them to be submitted to him within eight days. However, as Škrijelj confirmed to us today, he did not get everything he asked for, which is why he will ask for the data to be supplemented and new ones sent.
- I asked for information about the postgraduate study of prof. dr. Sebija Izetbegović and the documentation on the election to the title of assistant. Those were two things. I received an answer and certain documentation which is not complete and I ask them to provide me with a supplement to the answer and documentation. We are already preparing everything today because this is too serious topic to go public on the basis of documentation that is not complete - says Škrijelj for "Avaz"
He claims that a supplement to the answer is needed because the requested data was not submitted.
- We are missing some data that we need - says Škrijelj, who also asked the inspection in Sarajevo to check everything.
We remind you that it is still illogical how and when Sebija Izetbegović passed the first exam at the "postgraduate" study in Zagreb in 1993.
In her request in August 1994, she wrote the following to the Council for Scientific Research and Postgraduate Studies in Sarajevo:
"I enrolled postgraduate studies on March 2nd, 1993 at the University of Zagreb - Faculty of Medicine. All classes - lectures, practical work and consultations, as well as exams were conducted in English. Unfortunately, due to political circumstances, I had to leave Zagreb without passing four out of the 14 exams. Please allow me to take the remaining exams and write my master's thesis. "
However, the published „Zagreb“ student booklet reveals that Sebija Izetbegović, as she stated, enrolled in postgraduate studies on March 2nd, 1993, and already on March 19th, more precisely in 17 days, passed the first exam.
The real question is when and how Sebija Izetbegović attended classes in the semester, because then the classes lasted for two years. In addition, each semester had practical work that had to be done in order to take the exam.
To make things clearer, Sebija was not a registered student at the postgraduate study, which was confirmed to us by prof. Sanja Kupešić.

We are missing some data that we need - says Škrijelj, who also asked the inspection in Sarajevo to check everything

Who is hiding the data and why: Rector Škrijelj received incomplete documentation on the education of Sebija Izetbegović

At today's session in Sarajevo, the Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina adopted information on the epidemiological situation in the FB&amp;H on May 31, 2021, with proposed orders and recommendations of the Crisis Staff of the FB&amp;H Ministry of Health.

The orders and recommendations were issued with a validity period of 14 days, starting from June 3, 2021.
Given the declining trend in the number of patients with COVID-19, the Government accepted the proposal of the Crisis Staff of the Ministry of Health to increase the number of people who can gather indoors to 50 and outdoors to 100 people.
It will also be allowed to organize larger gatherings with one of the conditions: possession of a negative antigen or PCR test, not older than 48 hours, or a certificate of having recovered from COVID-19, not older than six months, or a certificate of completed vaccination.
It is allowed to hold congresses, conferences and other educational gatherings, which could be attended by up to 100 people, and if the gathering has more than 100 people, participants must meet one of the three conditions as for other large gatherings.
It is allowed to hold professional outdoor sports competitions in the presence of spectators, with conditions of using up to 30 percent of the stadium's capacity, and not more than 500 people per grandstand. People in the stands must wear masks, and when entering and leaving the stadium, it is mandatory to respect epidemiological measures, for which COVID attenants are in charge.
The cantonal governments and the staffs of the ministries of health are allowed to introduce more restrictive measures based on the assessment of the epidemiological situation, with regular notification of the FB&amp;H Crisis Staff.
The Government instructed the FB&amp;H Crisis Staff to review the complete epidemiological situation in the FB&amp;H before the 14-day deadline and make a risk assessment, in order to consider the possibility and need to change orders and recommendations and submit it to the FB&amp;H Government.
The information on the epidemiological situation states that at the level of the Federation of B&amp;H, the seven-day incidence is 14.5 cases per 100,000 inhabitants. Currently, in the 21st week, all weekly indicators are in decline.

The orders and recommendations were issued with a validity period of 14 days, starting from June 3, 2021.

The information on the epidemiological situation states that at the level of the Federation of B&H, the seven-day incidence is 14.5 cases per 100,000 inhabitants

Crisis Staff eases epidemiological measures on the territory of FB&H

Queen Elizabeth II will hold her first in-person meeting with a foreign leader in over a year when she hosts US President Joe Biden on June 13 after he attends a G7 summit, Buckingham Palace announced Thursday.

It said the 95-year-old monarch will meet the president and First Lady Jill Biden at Windsor Castle west of London, where she has largely lived since the coronavirus pandemic first swept Britain in March 2020.
The Queen, who has received her two doses of Covid-19 vaccination, has been holding the vast majority of meetings virtually, including audiences with foreign ambassadors. 
It will be her first meeting in person with a foreign head of state since the pandemic hit, and her most high-profile official engagement since presiding over the state opening of parliament on May 11.
That was the Queen's first public appearance since the funeral of her husband Prince Philip. He died on April 9, aged 99.
In a statement of condolence then, the Bidens paid tribute to the late Duke of Edinburgh. "His legacy will live on not only through his family, but in all the charitable endeavours he shaped," they wrote.
The meeting with the president and first lady will come the day after the Queen's official birthday, and will follow the three-day summit of Group of Seven leaders in Cornwall, southwest England.
The G7 gathering starts Biden's first foreign tour since he took office in January. He will also make stops at a NATO summit in Brussels and in Geneva, for a June 16 summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
With the exception of Lyndon B. Johnson, the Queen has met every US president during her 69-year reign. Donald Trump staged a controversial state visit to Britain in June 2019.
The official birthday celebration is normally marked by a military parade called "Trooping the Colour", featuring hundreds of personnel from Britain's most prestigious regiments. 
But it has been cancelled for a second year, owing to the pandemic.

It will be her first meeting in person with a foreign head of state since the pandemic hit, and her most high-profile official engagement since presiding over the state opening of parliament on May 11

Queen Elizabeth to meet Biden in person after G7

In the past 24 hours, 1,584 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 51 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

In the past 24 hours, 20 new deaths were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H.
As of today, the number of deaths in the Federation of B&amp;H is 5,295.
In the last 24 hours, 147 samples were tested in the Brčko District of B&amp;H, two of which were positive. There are currently 176 active cases of infection.
A total of 521 samples were tested at the Institute of Public Health of the entity of RS and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 27 people in the last 24 hours.
In the last 24 hours, nine deaths were reported to the RS Institute of Public Health.
So far, a total of 3,710 people have died in the RS.
The total number of hospitalized in the entity is 227.

As of today, the number of deaths in the Federation of B&H is 5,295

147 samples were tested in the Brčko District of B&H, two of which were positive

COVID-19 confirmed in 80 people in B&H, with 29 deaths

A few days ago, the Cantonal Court in Sarajevo submitted to the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H a central unit of a computer that was imported and on which video surveillance footage from the „Kristal“ Hotel in Ilidža was stored, and refers to the investigation into the „Dženan Memić“ case.

As "Avaz" finds out, the experts are working on recovering the deleted footage, which, according to all indications, will be usable, and in that way numerous doubts in the "Memić" case will be clarified.
A source close to the investigation revealed to us that this is footage from February 8th, 2016, when Dženan Memić was seriously injured in Velika Aleja in Ilidža, and footage from February 9th, 10th and 11th.
As our source reveals, the experts determined with certainty that footage was intentionally deleted and that there was no other factor in the removal of that material than human!
The investigation will also be directed towards the person who deleted the video material, because these are criminal offenses of hiding and destroying evidence.

This hotel is owned by Alija Budnjo, a businessman from Ilidža. Prosecutors will now check who deleted the footage and why. Earlier, the Hotel Management claimed that no one deleted anything, but that the data was automatically deleted. However, the Prosecution does not believe this.
Acting prosecutor Ćazim Hasanspahić recently confirmed these allegations in the Court of B&amp;H, explaining the detention of the arrested member of the SC MUP, Josip Barić.
Every detail is now extensively checked and the footage will be recovered, more precisely the four missing days.

Prosecutor Hasanspahić stated that this was the central unit of a group of hotels whose video surveillance covered a key part of the Great Alley. As he explained in court, the electricity suddenly went out and, when the officers of the Sarajevo Canton Ministry of the Interior appeared, there was no footage.
- It is indisputable that the footage was deleted. The Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H issued an order to SIPA in order to determine the manner and moment of deleting the footage and possibly recovering the content. Shouldn't it have been determined earlier who deleted the recordings if the MUP officer saw them - said Hasanspahić.

<h2>Who is afraid of Seferović's testimony</h2>

Hasan Dupovac, former head of the SC Ministry of the Interior for traffic investigations, Zijad Mutap, father of Alisa Mutap, Dženan's ex-girlfriend, and Josip Barić, investigator of the SC Ministry of the Interior's Traffic Unit, are currently in custody.
However, a new detail in the investigation is certainly the testimony of Ljubo Seferović, who agreed to be a Prosecution witness in this case.
In the Sarajevo Cantonal Court, Seferović was acquitted of the accusation that he hit Alisa Mutap and Dženan Memić,who later died at KCUS, with a van in Velika Aleja on February 8th, 2016. Apart from Ljubo, his wife Vasvija also testified to the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H. Their two daughters were also questioned. Many prosecutors and members of the SC MUP are afraid of their testimony.

The Cantonal Court in Sarajevo submitted to the prosecutors the central unit of the computer from the video surveillance of the "Kristal" hotel, and it was determined that the footage of four days important for the investigation was deleted

Memić: What happened on February 8th, 2016

Experts hired by the Prosecutor's Office of B&H determined: Footage of Dženan's killers was intentionally deleted

By the decision on admissibility and merits number: AP 812/19, the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina accepted the appeal of the lawyer of "Avaz-roto press" company and revoked the verdict of the District Court in East Sarajevo obliging this media house to pay damages for defamation to director Emir Kusturica.
The District Court in East Sarajevo then issued a new decision by urgent procedure on April 19th, 2021, and rejected the request of Kusturica's lawyer against "Avaz-roto press" company.
We remind you that "Dnevni avaz" announced that the controversial director Emir Kusturica is coordinating the seizure of land from Bosniaks in Srebrenica in a text published on 17th of March, 2017. It is about the formation of the national park "Drina", which should merge with the national park "Tara" from Serbia and which would extend over the private estates of Bosniaks, and bypass the villages with Serbian population in a wide arc.
It is indicative that the municipalities of Rogatica and Višegrad are excluded from this project.
The B&amp;H Constitutional Court found that Avaz's right to freedom of expression had been violated from Article II / 3 h of the Constitution of B&amp;H and Article 10 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.

The B&H Constitutional Court found that Avaz's right to freedom of expression had been violated

Controversial director Emir Kusturica's lawsuit against "Avaz" is rejected

The Service for Foreigners Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina has undertaken operational activities aimed at controlling the movement and stay of migrants in the Cazin area at two locations, Šturlić and Hadžin Potok, where migrants stayed in makeshift accommodation.

Inspectors of the Service for Foreigners Affairs found 160 migrants at the mentioned locations, among whom were 19 families with 29 minors.
Most of them are citizens of Afghanistan and Iran, and they were relocated, accommodated and taken care of in the temporary reception center Lipa.
Currently, medical examination, identification and registration activities are being carried out, as well as accommodation in the isolation part of the temporary reception center Borići and Lipa due to Covid protective measures. 
During the implementation of these activities, five unaccompanied minors were found, of which the Center for Social Work was immediately notified in order to initiate procedures for determining guardianship and their further accommodation and care.

Among them were 19 families with 29 minors

Most of them are citizens of Afghanistan and Iran

160 migrants relocated from two locations in Cazin area

Germany has blocked flights operated by Russian airlines from arriving in its territory in tit-for-tat action after Moscow failed to provide authorisations for Lufthansa, the transport ministry said Wednesday, amid tensions over Belarus.

Two Russia-bound Lufthansa flights that were due to depart earlier Wednesday from Germany had to be cancelled because Russian authorities did not provide the necessary permits for them in time, said the ministry.
-Due to the reciprocal practice, the Federal Aviation Authority also did not issue any further permits for flights operated by Russian airlines as long as authorisations are pending on the Russian side- it added.
Three Aeroflot flights were affected by the cancellations on Tuesday and another four on Wednesday, said the ministry.
-Once permits for Lufthansa flights are granted by the Russian site, the flights of Russian airlines will also be authorised- added the German ministry.
While the ministry did not specify the reason for the blockade by Russian authorities, some flights operated by European airlines including Air France were cancelled last week after Moscow rejected flight plans that would have skipped Belarusian airspace.
Lufthansa has confirmed that it is no longer flying over Belarus after the EU urged airlines to avoid the country's airspace.
The EU's drastic advice came after the Belarusian regime forced the diversion of a Ryanair plane in order to arrest an opposition journalist on board.
Moscow last week said the cancellation of several European flights to Moscow was down to "technical reasons".

Once permits for Lufthansa flights are granted by the Russian site, the flights of Russian airlines will also be authorised, said  German ministry

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Over 1.98 billion coronavirus vaccine shots have so far been administered worldwide, figures compiled by Our World in Data, a tracking website, showed on Wednesday.

China leads the global count with 681.91 million jabs, followed by the US with 296.4 million.
India has administered 218.55 million shots, Brazil 68.24 million, the UK 65.21 million, Germany 51.54 million, France 36.78 million, Italy 35.43 million, and Mexico 30.99 million.
Turkey is ranked 10th on the list with over 29.42 million doses given, followed by Russia, Indonesia, Spain, and Canada.
The country with the most doses administered by population is the East African island nation of Seychelles, with 136.74 doses per 100 people.
Most COVID-19 vaccines are administered in two doses, so the number of shots given is not the same as the number of individuals fully vaccinated.&nbsp;Since December 2019, the pandemic has claimed over 3.56 million lives in 192 countries and regions, with more than 171.2 million cases reported worldwide, according to the Johns Hopkins University.
The US, India, and Brazil remain the worst-hit countries in terms of the number of infections and deaths.

Turkey ranks 10th with over 29.42M jabs administered

China leads the global count with 681.91 million jabs, followed by the US with 296.4 million

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Green, orange or red: France eases summer travel rules

Russia optimistic about European approval of Sputnik jab

Japan donates more than 1 million Covid-19 jabs to Taiwan

SBB: Celebrated B&H actor Izudin Bajrović is dismissed solely for politics, it is a pity that the new government in SC abolishes the practice of SBB's society of equal opportunities

Kučuković's message to Ganibegović: I want my conscience to be clear, patients are dying on the ventilators you bought, tell this to the Prime Minister

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First cruise ship in 17 months arrives in Venice

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Crisis Staff eases epidemiological measures on the territory of FB&H

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COVID-19 confirmed in 80 people in B&H, with 29 deaths

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