Nebojša Vukanović, SDS MP in the RS National Assembly, was arrested today in Trebinje.
He was arrested around 10:30 AM.
Watch the video of the arrest.

He was arrested around 10:30 AM

Take a look at the video of the arrest of Nebojša Vukanović

Nebojša Vukanović, SDS MP in the RS National Assembly, was arrested today in Trebinje.
Police added that more details will be known during the day.
Bojan Stević, the president of the District Court in Trebinje, confirmed that this morning he and Milan Bosić, the president of the Basic Court in Trebinje, were insulted by Vukanović, which is why the police arrested him.
- In front of the Palace of Justice in Trebinje, early this morning, while my colleague District Prosecutor Žarko Milić and I were in front of the building, Nebojša Vukanović met us and started insulting us. He told us that we were corrupt, that we were doing what the government ordered us to do, that we were being influenced by the mafia and that we should have been fired a long time ago, which we kept silent about. Only when I went on a break with my colleague, the President of the Basic Court Milan Bosić, and stopped by the garden of the Platani Hotel to have coffee, Nebojša Vukanović was there again, and was insulting us - Stević said for "Nezavisne".
Eyewitnesses in front of the Platani Hotel claim that Vukanović cursed them, and Stević did not want to give more details.
He says that this is not the first time that Vukanović confronts him and his colleagues and yells inappropriate words to them.

An SDS MP in the RS National Assembly was detained this morning in Trebinje

It is known why Nebojša Vukanović ended up detained with handcuffs

Nebojša Vukanović, SDS MP in the RS National Assembly, was arrested today in Trebinje, it was confirmed to "Nezavisne" newspapers by the Trebinje Police Department.
There is no more additional information for now.
Vukanović was arrested this morning around 10:30.

He was detained in Trebinje

Nebojša Vukanović is arrested

Vesna Mlinarević and Bruna Jurić, heads of the ISA Intelligence and Security Agency, were questioned this morning in the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, the "Avaz" portal has learned.
They testified on the occasion of the ongoing investigation of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H related to the information that the director of ISA, Osman Mehmedagić, should have been retired four months ago because he had acquired the conditions for retirement.
Mlinarević is the director of the ISA's Support Directorate and she had to be aware of this information.
They testified at 10 and 11 o'clock. Mlinarević stayed in this judicial institution for almost an hour.
Namely, as we announced, Mehmedagić, according to the documentation we had access to, already has 40 years, four months and 13 days of work experience (including benefited work experience), officially registered with the Federal Institute for Pension and Disability Insurance (PIO / MIO).
The Law on Work in B&amp;H Institutions specifies that employment by force of law ends when an employee reaches 40 years of insurance, regardless of age, which means that Bakir's ISA director should have retired four months ago and officially notified the PIO.

Therefore, on May 11th, the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H officially requested the Pension and Disability Insurance Institute to submit all data.
It is a matter of days when the official investigation will be launched against Trifko Buha, Mehmedagić's deputy who had to retire him, but he did not. Buha is a person who had this information but did not report it to the competent service, thus knowingly violated the law.
The question is whether Ranko Debavec, the president of the Court of B&amp;H and Mehmedagić's close friend, will intervene again. The court headed by Debevec previously rejected two indictments against the ISA director.
Last week, he was acquitted of charges in the express procedure in the "BH Post" affair.
The Court also rejected all requests of the Prosecution to impose prohibitive measures on Mehmedagić during the court proceedings.
In one of the messages, Mehmedagić says to his mutual friend: "You should know that I stand behind Ranko until my death."

The question is whether Ranko Debavec, the president of the Court of B&H and Mehmedagić's close friend, will intervene again

The leaders of ISA testified in the Prosecutor's Office of B&H because of the pensioner Osmica

A Belarusian university in Vilnius on Monday said its student Sofia Sapega, 23, who was travelling with journalist Roman Protasevich, had also been detained when their flight was diverted there from Vilnius and demanded her release.

The detention of Sapega was confirmed by her family, the European Humanities University (EHU) spokesman told Reuters.
The university spokesman said Sapega and Protasevich had been on vacation in Greece together.
In what was described by some EU leaders as a hijacking, the passenger plane flying from Athens to Lithuania was suddenly diverted to Minsk, the capital of Belarus, escorted there by a Soviet-era MiG-29 fighter jet. On its landing, authorities took opposition-minded journalist Protasevich into custody.&nbsp;A Lithuanian passenger, who gave his name only as Mantas, said on hearing the news the plane was being diverted Protasevich opened an overhead locker, pulled out a laptop computer and a phone and gave them to a female companion. On landing, Protasevich was immediately separated, Mantas said.&nbsp;Sapega, who is a Russian citizen, was flying to Vilnius to defend her Master's thesis at the university to graduate from her five-year course, the university said in a statement.
-As a result of a cover operation by the Belarusian authorities, the student was detained by the Administration of the Investigative Committee for the city of Minsk on groundless and made-up conditions- the statement said.
-We protest against the unjustified detention of the member of EHU community- it added.

The university spokesman said Sapega and Protasevich had been on vacation in Greece together

A Ryanair aircraft, which was carrying Belarusian opposition blogger and activist Roman Protasevich and diverted to Belarus, where authorities detained him, lands at Vilnius Airport in Vilnius, Lithuania May 23, 2021.

Vilnius university says its student travelling with Protasevich also detained, demands release

A 39-year-old British woman died in a Cypriot hospital after a blood clotting incident after receiving the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine, the official Cyprus News Agency said Monday.

Charalambos Charilaou, the spokesperson for the state health services, told CNA that the European Medicines Agency (EMA) would investigate the death.
The woman, treated at Nicosia General Hospital’s intensive care unit, received the first dose of the vaccine on May 6 in the resort town of Paphos on the western coast of the Mediterranean island.
The woman, who was not named, suffered symptoms days later.
Cyprus health authorities have opened an investigation to see if the "serious thrombotic episode" was linked to the AstraZeneca jab.
Cypriot authorities are investigating another 
Four other cases of "mild" blood clotting incidents -- three of which occurred after an AstraZeneca shot and one after a Pfizer jab -- are also being investigated by Cyprus.
Some countries have restricted or dropped AstraZeneca shots from national vaccine campaigns over very rare blood clots, though the EMA says the benefits outweigh the risks.
AstraZeneca is the backbone of the vaccination rollout in Cyprus, where family doctors also allowed to administer the jab to anybody aged over 20.
But many people booking online to get the vaccine have snubbed AstraZeneca and opted for other shots.
According to Our World in Data figures, Cyprus is ranked third in the European Union for vaccinations per population, administering 57.54 doses per 100 people.
Nearly 49 percent of Cyprus' adult population has received a Covid-19 vaccine shot, and 21 percent are fully vaccinated.
Total infections since the pandemic in March 2020 started is 71,911 and 354 deaths.

The woman, who was not named, suffered symptoms days later

Cyprus health authorities have opened an investigation to see if the "serious thrombotic episode" was linked to the AstraZeneca jab

British woman dies in Cyprus after AstraZeneca jab

Authorities in Belarus on Monday insisted they acted legally when they diverted a passenger plane carrying an opposition activist, accusing the West of making unfounded claims for political reasons.

The government of strongman Alexander Lukashenko provoked global fury on Sunday by pulling Ryanair flight FR4978 from its Athens-to-Vilnius route and arresting one of the passengers, opposition journalist and blogger Roman Protasevich, in Minsk.
Western leaders called it an "act of state terrorism" and the EU is expected to toughen sanctions against Belarus on Monday. 
Ireland described the forced diversion of the flight operated by an Irish airline as a state-sponsored act of "aviation piracy".
-There is no doubt that the actions of our competent authorities... fully met established international rules- Belarusian foreign ministry spokesman Anatoly Glaz said, accusing the West of "politicising" the situation. 
-Unfounded accusations are being made- he said in a statement, accusing the West of not wanting to be objective and threatening to slap new sanctions on Belarus.
Glaz said it was "sad" that the passengers of the Ryanair flight "faced some inconvenience".
-However the rules of aviation security are an absolute priority- he added.
Belarus authorities said the plane had to make an emergency landing in Minsk following a bomb scare that turned out to be false.
Belarus state media has defended the use of a MiG-29 jet to divert the passenger plane, claiming authorities had no other choice.
Protasevich, 26, is a Belarusian journalist and activist. 
Together with co-founder Stepan Putilo he until recently ran the Nexta telegram channel that galvanised and directed huge protests against Lukashenko's disputed re-election to a sixth term in August 2020.
Last year, Protasevich and Putilo were accused by Belarusian authorities of a number of crimes including organising mass riots. Protasevich left the Nexta project last year.

The government of strongman Alexander Lukashenko provoked global fury on Sunday by pulling Ryanair flight FR4978 from its Athens-to-Vilnius route and arresting one of the passengers, opposition journalist and blogger Roman Protasevich

A woman stands with a poster reading 'Where is Roman (Protasevich)?' in the arrival area as passengers disembark from the diverted flight after arriving in Vilnius

Belarus denounces 'unfounded' claims over plane diversion

Anyone fully vaccinated against COVID-19 will be allowed into Spain from June 7, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced on Friday.

This includes travelers from non-EU countries like Turkey and the US, although Spain will only accept those who have received a vaccine recognized by the World Health Organization or European Medicines Agency. 
Sanchez also announced that travelers from the UK and Japan will be allowed into the country without having to present a negative COVID-19 test from Monday. They join the list of safe countries that includes New Zealand, South Korea, Israel and Rwanda.
The EU’s so-called vaccine passport that aims to facilitate travel within Europe will also take effect on July 1, Sanchez said.
-We are convinced that both the EU digital COVID certificate and the relaxation of restrictions on other countries will allow us to have a much better summer than 2020- Sanchez said.
He was speaking at the ongoing FITUR tourism conference in Madrid, which is the first major international tourism fair to have taken place in person since the pandemic began.
By the end of 2021, Spain expects to see tourism arrival numbers reach 60-70% of what they were before the pandemic, according to Sanchez.
-Tourism will be the springboard that will get us out of this crisis and on the path to recovery- he said.
On Thursday, the EU announced that it could soon open its doors to vaccinated travelers from outside the bloc or to countries that have low contagion levels.
The EU is expected to announce its list of safe countries within the next week.

Spain hopes to see tourist arrivals reach 70% pre-pandemic levels by end-2021

The EU is expected to announce its list of safe countries within the next week

All vaccinated travelers will be allowed into Spain from June 7

The worldwide death toll from COVID-19 could be twice or thrice the reported figure of 3.4 million and as high as 8 million, the World Health Organization said Friday.

Samira Asma, a senior data scientist at WHO, told reporters at a news conference that looking at past trends for 2020, the actual death toll is probably two to three times higher.
-We know 3.4 million deaths were officially reported until this month- she said in response to a question from Anadolu Agency.
-What we looked at were the deaths that occurred without COVID, and then those that were reported officially, and then calculated the excess deaths, which came up to 3 million only as of the year 2020- said Asma.
The COVID-19 pandemic is still unfolding and WHO is closely monitoring deaths in Latin America and Asia, particularly India and Nepal, she said.
-So I think safely, about 6 to 8 million deaths could be an estimate, and that is on a cautionary note.-She noted that in a number of countries the system to report causes of death are weak.
-Therefore, WHO is calling on all countries to improve and invest in strong data and health information systems- said Asma.
WHO data analyst William Msemburi said the health body has been monitoring the progress of the pandemic and working with its member states to track the numbers of cases and deaths attributable to COVID-19.
-Countries have had varying capacity for success with testing. And this has resulted in many of the official COVID-19 statistics being an undercount- said Msemburi.

WHO official says overall estimate of deaths due to coronavirus could be between 6 to 8M

WHO data analyst William Msemburi said the health body has been monitoring the progress of the pandemic and working with its member states to track the numbers of cases and deaths attributable to COVID-19

Worldwide COVID deaths could be three times reported figure

China on Friday announced additional $3 billion in international aid to support global response to COVID-19 pandemic and socioeconomic recovery in developing countries.

China’s President Xi Jinping told the Global Health Summit hosted by Italy the monetary support will continue in next three years.
-Having already supplied 300 million doses of vaccines to the world, China will supply more vaccines to the best of its capability- Xi told the livestreamed event.
China supports waiving off intellectual property rights of COVID-19 vaccines and “Beijing will support World Trade Organization to do so”, Xi added.
Emphasizing on making vaccines available for all and rejecting “vaccine nationalism”, the Chinese president said there is a need to “address both symptoms and root causes as we improve the governance system.”
-It is important to enhance our capacity of monitoring, early warning and emergency response. It is important to strengthen and leverage the role of the UN and World Health Organization [WHO] and uphold the spirit of extensive consultations, joint contribution and share benefits in COVID-19 response- Xi said.
In April last year, amid raging COVID-19 pandemic, China announced to donate $30 million in cash to the WHO to support its global fight against the novel coronavirus.
On March 11 last year, Beijing had already donated $20 million to the world body on health.
The donations by China had come amid growing criticism of the global health body, led by former US President Donald Trump.
Trump had cut US financial support to the organization, grilling its ''late'' warnings against the coronavirus pandemic.
Deadly coronavirus was first reported in China’s central Wuhan city in December 2019 and has now spread across the world with over 165 million cases and over 34 million deaths reported so far, with the US and India the worst hit countries.

President Xi says 'it is important to enhance capacity of monitoring, early warning, emergency response to pandemics’

China announces $3B in aid to boost global COVID-19 response

The Commander of the US Ground Forces for Europe and Africa, General Christopher Cavoli, and his associates are visiting B&amp;H to monitor the "Immediate Response 21" military exercise.
Today, he met with Senad Mašović, Chief of the Joint Staff of the Armed Forces of B&amp;H. Photos from the meeting were published on the Twitter profile of the US Embassy in B&amp;H, and it was written that the exercise makes a significant contribution to the AFB&amp;H, the security of B&amp;H citizens, as well as global security.

Photos from the meeting were published on the Twitter profile of the US Embassy in B&H

Generals Cavoli and Mašović: Military exercise contributes to global security

On the occasion of the statements of the member of the Presidency of B&amp;H, Željko Komšić, that SBB, allegedly in cooperation with HDZ, proposes that ethnic voting be introduced in the work of the Interdepartmental Working Group to amend the Election Law, SBB political director Anis Krivić commented.
- SBB reminds Mr. Komšić, a man who has been a member of the Presidency of B&amp;H for 10 years, that according to the Constitution of the state headed by no law, not even the amendments to the B&amp;H Election Law that are underway, it cannot and will not be adopted unless members of all three nations will vote in the House of Peoples of the PAB&amp;H.
We understand Komšić's desire to avoid ethnic voting in the preparation and enactment of state laws, but that is not possible.
Mr. Munib Jusufović is a representative of the Bosniak Club in the Interdepartmental Group, not a party representative of SBB, and in his discussion he practically warned that it would not be possible to pass the law without the mentioned political, national or ethnic preconditions.
Instead of Komšić trying to score cheap points with his favorite populist methods, we are urging him to get constructively involved in changes to the B&amp;H Election Law, which should bring stability and fair elections to the country.
By attacking Mr. Jusufović, it is obvious that they want to cover up the real desire not to adopt changes to the B&amp;H Election Law, because only the existing one suits them because it allows them to come to power - said Krivić, it was announced from SBB.

With the attacks on Mr. Jusufović, it is obvious that they want to cover up the real desire not to adopt changes to the B&H Election Law, Krivić stated

Krivić and Komšić: Jusufović is a representative of the Bosniak Club in the Interdepartmental Group, not a party representative of SBB

Krivić: It is unfortunate that a decade-long member of the Presidency of B&H pretends not to know how to pass a law in the country he heads

The Court of B&amp;H accepted the proposal of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H and extended the detention of Josip Barić, a police officer of the SC MUP, who was arrested for obstructing the investigation in the case of the murder of Dženan Memić, for another month, the "Avaz" portal has learned.
The Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, Ćazim Hasanapashić, quoted witness A. A. in the Court of B&amp;H yesterday as a person employed at the Sarajevo Clinical Center, who stated that police officer Josip Barić did not take a bloody sweater from Alisa Mutap and that Alisa Mutap was sent home that night because it was determined that she had minor bodily injuries and she took a bloody sweater with her.
- Why Alisa Mutap's sweater was not excluded, maybe that is the key to the complete procedure and the resolution of everything. It follows from the statements of witnesses and evidence that it is an organized planning and faking of evidence by those who need to protect citizens, which resulted in an investigation by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H - said Hasanspahić.
What Hasanspahić confirmed is very important for the continuation of the process.
Prosecutor Hasanspahić also said that the central unit of a group of hotels whose video surveillance covered a key part of the Great Alley was exempted. Suddenly, the electricity went out and when the officers of the Sarajevo Canton Ministry of the Interior appeared, there was no recording.
- It is indisputable that the recordings were 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 recording and possibly exporting the content. Shouldn't it have been determined earlier who deleted the recordings, if the MUP officer saw them - said Hasanspahić.

He is a member of the SC MUP who did not take a bloody sweater from Alisa Mutap

"Memić" case: Detention of police officer Josip Barić extended

You need to provide us with data on insurance length of service, pension length of service and data on paid contributions for the insured Osman Mehmedagić, director of the Intelligence and Security Agency (ISA) of B&amp;H, it is stated in the request of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H led by Zijad Krnjić (SDA), reveals "Dnevni avaz".

In the prosecutor's act (number: T 20 KTA 0020165 21), this judicial institution, in fact, acts according to the report received by the Prosecutor's Office, but also according to "Avaz", the director of ISA acquired the conditions for retirement four months ago.
Namely, as we published, Mehmedagić, according to the documentation we had access to, already has 40 years, four months and 13 days of work experience (including benefited work experience), officially registered with the Federal Institute for Pension and Disability Insurance (PIO / MIO).

The Law on Work in B&amp;H Institutions specifies that employment by force of law ends when an employee reaches 40 years of insurance, regardless of age, which means that Bakir's ISA director should have retired four months ago and officially notify the PIO.

- The Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H has received an anonymous petition stating that several insured persons of your Institute have fulfilled the legal condition for retirement and that, despite that fact, they have not retired, mostly employees of the B&amp;H Ministry of Security, ISA B&amp;H Director General Osman Mehmedagić - it is stated in the request of the Prosecutor's Office, which was submitted to us for inspection by the Pension and Disability Insurance Institute.

It is further stated that, "since each application must be checked, you need to provide us with the requested information immediately." In addition to the act sent to the Pension and Disability Insurance Institute, we learn that the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H has already sent summonses to certain persons to testify in this institution, and they were acquainted with the length of service of persons for whom data are requested, primarily Mehmedagić.
It is a question of the day when the official investigation will be launched against Trifko Buha, Mehmedagić's deputy who had to retire him, but he did not. Buha is a person who had this information but did not report it to the competent service, thus knowingly violating the law.

As it has been determined so far, Mehmedagić has achieved an illegal property gain of more than 20,000 KM. The role of the Pension and Disability Insurance Institute, which must have known that the ISA was headed by a pensioner, is also disputable for the prosecutors. The same applies to certain employees of the Ministry of Security of B&amp;H who had to be, but were not retired.

The director of ISA had to retire four months ago, but this data was hidden

The Prosecutor's Office of B&H sent a request to the Pension and Disability Insurance Institute: Hearings are starting because of the pensioners Osmica

The Special Representative and Head of the European Union Delegation to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ambassador Johann Sattler wrote in his blog that two days ago he was standing among white tombstones in Potočari where he laid a wreath for genocide victims with his colleagues from the European Union, heads bowed in remembrance and in silence. The blog post follows below in its entirety. 

Two days ago, I stood among the white gravestones at Potočari and, along with my EU colleagues, laid a wreath for the victims, our heads bowed in remembrance, and in silence.
Silence is the only appropriate response when confronted with the scale of what happened at Srebrenica. But so is resolve. The resolve to do whatever is humanly possible to prevent hatred from taking root, spreading and being acted upon.
To prevent evil, we need to look at its core and confront it. The facts must be documented, the guilty brought to justice and all victims identified and laid to rest. Rebuilding – on a foundation of truth and justice – is a necessary and fitting tribute of the living to the dead. It is a meaningful rejection of everything those who committed the crime sought to achieve. It is also a refutation of those who tried to cover up the crime, as well as of those who – even today – try to deny that it took place.
The Srebrenica Memorial Center is key to remembrance, research and education on the 1995 genocide, thus its preservation is of the utmost importance. The efforts of the Memorial Center have the full support of the European Union, which has provided funds for the recent expansion and rehabilitation of the Archives and previously for the inscription of names of the victims on the Potočari Cemetery Memorial Wall.
The work of recovery, however, depends on more than practical assistance or the allocation of funds. It primarily takes place in people’s hearts, a process that is harder to quantify, yet even more important to sustain. This is exactly what happens in the House of Good Tones, which I also visited when I was in Srebrenica. It is a place pulsating with the possibilities of creativity, talent, and, above all, optimism. It is a place where young people from Srebrenica and Podrinje make music, watch films, explore language and literature and take part in activities that bring new generations together. I also visited the Guber Spa springs, which in their own way can be part of the rehabilitation process by reviving Srebrenica’s ancient tradition as a place of healing.
As I drove back to Sarajevo, I was deeply conscious of the broader obligation that rests with the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the people of Europe. We cannot simply wring our hands and express regret – we must change things. Building a better society is the only real way of honoring those who were murdered at Srebrenica, and those who perished all across Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 1990s.
Building a society in which citizens can live in dignity is what European integration is all about. It means rejecting the fear and hatred that led to the events of Srebrenica, as well as rejecting the divisive and inflammatory rhetoric that creates division and contradicts the most fundamental European values. Embracing the ideals of solidarity and inclusiveness is what will lead to a better future.
I returned from Srebrenica with a renewed conviction that decency and resilience – two things that are inscribed in the human spirit – will prevail. Listening to the young people making music in the House of Good Tones I thought of one of the lines written by poet Rainer Maria Rilke: “The future enters into us, in order to transform itself in us, long before it happens.” If young people such as those I met in Srebrenica are given a chance to lead that process, then a brighter future surely awaits.

To prevent evil, we need to look at its core and confront it, he wrote

Sattler: Silence the only appropriate response when faced with scale of genocide

A total of 1,709 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H in the past 24 hours, of which 67 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in all the cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H.
In the past 24 hours, seven 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 5,174, the Institute announced.
In the last 24 hours, a total of 128 samples for coronavirus were tested in the Brčko District of B&amp;H. Of that number, 7 new cases of infection were registered. 
In the entity of Republic of Srpska, 453 samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 58 people.
In the last 24 hours, five deaths have been reported to the RS Institute of Public Health.
The total number of hospitalized is 451, the RS Institute of Public Health said.

As of today, the number of deaths in the Federation of B&H is 5,174, the Institute announced

New cases have been registered in all the cantons in the Federation of B&H

Take a look at the video of the arrest of Nebojša Vukanović

It is known why Nebojša Vukanović ended up detained with handcuffs

Nebojša Vukanović is arrested

The leaders of ISA testified in the Prosecutor's Office of B&H because of the pensioner Osmica

Vilnius university says its student travelling with Protasevich also detained, demands release

British woman dies in Cyprus after AstraZeneca jab

Belarus denounces 'unfounded' claims over plane diversion

All vaccinated travelers will be allowed into Spain from June 7

Worldwide COVID deaths could be three times reported figure

China announces $3B in aid to boost global COVID-19 response

Generals Cavoli and Mašović: Military exercise contributes to global security

Krivić: It is unfortunate that a decade-long member of the Presidency of B&H pretends not to know how to pass a law in the country he heads

"Memić" case: Detention of police officer Josip Barić extended

The Prosecutor's Office of B&H sent a request to the Pension and Disability Insurance Institute: Hearings are starting because of the pensioners Osmica

Sattler: Silence the only appropriate response when faced with scale of genocide

COVID-19 confirmed in 132 people in B&H, with 12 deaths

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Take a look at the video of the arrest of Nebojša Vukanović

It is known why Nebojša Vukanović ended up detained with handcuffs

Nebojša Vukanović is arrested

The leaders of ISA testified in the Prosecutor's Office of B&H because of the pensioner Osmica

Vilnius university says its student travelling with Protasevich also detained, demands release

British woman dies in Cyprus after AstraZeneca jab

Belarus denounces 'unfounded' claims over plane diversion

All vaccinated travelers will be allowed into Spain from June 7

Worldwide COVID deaths could be three times reported figure

China announces $3B in aid to boost global COVID-19 response

Generals Cavoli and Mašović: Military exercise contributes to global security

Krivić: It is unfortunate that a decade-long member of the Presidency of B&H pretends not to know how to pass a law in the country he heads

"Memić" case: Detention of police officer Josip Barić extended

The Prosecutor's Office of B&H sent a request to the Pension and Disability Insurance Institute: Hearings are starting because of the pensioners Osmica

Sattler: Silence the only appropriate response when faced with scale of genocide

COVID-19 confirmed in 132 people in B&H, with 12 deaths