Health officials in Russia approved a single-dose version of the Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine, the developers of the shot said Thursday. 

The Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), which helped finance the vaccine, said in a statement that Sputnik Light "demonstrated 79.4 percent efficacy" compared to 91.6 percent for the two-shot Sputnik V.
The results, it said, were drawn from "data taken from 28 days after the injection was administered as part of Russia's mass vaccination program between 5 December 2020 and 15 April 2021".
The Russian vaccine has been approved for use in over 60 countries.
But it has not yet been approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) or the United States' Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Some Western countries have been wary of Sputnik V -- named after the Soviet-era satellite -- over concerns the Kremlin would use it as a soft-power tool to advance its interests.
Moscow registered the jab in August before large-scale clinical trials, but leading medical journal The Lancet has since said it is safe and with two doses is more than 90 percent effective.
A statement said that the state-run Gamaleya research institute, which developed Sputnik V vaccine, and RDIF had launched third-phrase trials of Sputnik in several countries, including Russia, the UAE and Ghana, in February involving 7,000 people with interim results expected this year.
It said more than 20 million people globally have received their first shot of Sputnik V.

Vaccine demonstrated 79.4 percent efficacy compared to 91.6 percent for the two-shot Sputnik V

The Russian vaccine has been approved for use in over 60 countries

Russia approves one-dose 'Sputnik Light' Covid jab

Thousands of Greeks on Thursday demonstrated against a controversial new labour law, police said, as strikes crippled transport and public services.

Some 6,000 people marched in separate protests in Athens, a police source said. Demonstrations are also held in other major cities.
The strike wave -- the second this week after a nationwide walkout on Tuesday -- shut down the civil service, sidelined ferries and halted most public transport in Athens except buses.
Several flights are also being cancelled or rescheduled owing to a work stoppage by air controllers.
According to the government, the reform introduces optional working hour flexibility, sets rules on remote work and includes safeguards against workplace sex harassment.
Government spokeswoman Aristotelia Peloni on Wednesday said the overhaul "updates legislation to the present century, to the real needs of employees today." 
Labour Minister Costis Hatzidakis has said the new rules allow staff to negotiate with management the option of working more hours during part of the year, and subsequently take more time off.
But opposition parties have labelled the reform a "painful backtracking" on labour rights -- and critics say it formalises overtime exploitation by unscrupulous business owners which has already been going on for years.
-Unpaid overtime is a core problem in the Greek labour market..(and) labour inspection mechanisms have been dismantled- Nassos Iliopoulos, spokesman for the main opposition Syriza party, told Skai TV.
He also noted that under the new system, workers would negotiate without collective bargaining and would therefore be at the mercy of employers.
-This is a proposal for poorly-paid, flexible labour, a proposal from the past- Iliopoulos said.
Unions also oppose planned changes to how strikes are decided, with the government seeking to allow their members to vote remotely.
Greece in 2018 exited from a disastrous decade of debt crisis, international bailouts, tax hikes and spending cuts that wiped out thousands of jobs and created an exodus by many of the country's best-educated professionals.

Some 6,000 people marched in separate protests in Athens, a police source said

Several flights are also being cancelled or rescheduled owing to a work stoppage by air controllers

New strikes, demos in Greece against labour reform

Moderna announced Thursday a 4.3% increase to $19.2 billion to its 2021 sales forecast for the coronavirus vaccine.

The announcement from the US biotech firm came as vaccine producers are trying to ramp up supplies to match with the demand of countries looking to stock up for next year.
Moderna also gave updates to its initial studies on those aged 12-17 and said trials show the vaccine has an efficacy rate of 96%.
The company has also been working to extend the storage time of the vaccine in refrigerator temperatures.
The ongoing development data related to the current formulation "could support a 3-month refrigerated (2-8°C) shelf life for the vaccine in alternative formats to facilitate easier distribution to doctor’s offices and other smaller settings, if authorized," said Moderna.
The current version of the vaccine is approved for storage for up to one month at refrigerated temperatures, 2-8°C (36-46 F) and up to 7 months in a standard freezer, -20°C (-4 F).

Projection increased 4.3%, says company

The announcement from the US biotech firm came as vaccine producers are trying to ramp up supplies to match with the demand of countries looking to stock up for next year

Moderna lifts vaccine sales forecast to $19.2B

After two car mobsters being tried in the Court of B&amp;H in the "Steering wheel" case were in the premises of one of the tenants in the "Avaz Twist Tower" yesterday morning, they went down to the editorial office of "Daily avaz" where they threatened Crimes&amp;Accidents Chronicle journalist Admir Aljimi for earlier writings about this case. These are earlier research texts on the car mafia.
They came to the back door of the editorial office and opened it looking for a journalist from the "Crimes&amp;Accidents Chronicle" Black Chronicle". As can be seen in the video surveillance footage, they intended to go inside. A journalist came to the door and two criminals tried to get inside. A journalist stood in front of them and told them that they could not enter the official premises and asked them to introduce themselves what they had refused.

They asked the journalist to tell them his name, which he did, and then they said they were there because of the article. After a very unpleasant conversation, the men went outside the editorial office.
We remind you that the editorial board of "Daily avaz" thanks the Ministry of the Interior of SC for responding professionally to the invitation from the editorial office in an extremely short period of time.
Watch the video.

Two men threatened „Daily avaz“ Crimes&Accidents Chronicle journalist Admir Aljimi for earlier writings about the "Steering wheel" case

See how two car mobsters threatened the journalist of the Crimes&Accidents Chronicle of "Daily avaz"

On the occasion of the World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day, French Ambassador to B&amp;H Christine Toudic opened an exhibition of photographs 'Women humanitarians' in Mostar today. 

French diplomacy stands out, especially in humanitarian work, helping to develop and promote equality between women and men.
-The exhibition was initiated by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on the occasion of the International Women's Day. It is important to pay tribute to women, and those who are not always in their homes, but work in the field and in extremely difficult conflict situations- said the French Ambassador on that occasion.
Secretary of the Red Cross of the City of Mostar, Alen Kajtaz, expressed satisfaction that the exhibition on women humanitarians was opened, because, as he said, they contributed a lot to the significance of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.
-One hundred and fifty-nine years of the largest and most numerous humanitarian organization are reason enough to show the role of the Red Cross, but primarily to show how much women contribute to the Red Cross and all humanitarian activities around the world- said Kajtaz.
The authors of the exhibition are volunteers of the Red Cross and various organizations, and about 20 photographs generally show the work and role of women in humanitarian activities.
The exhibition will be opened until May 15, when the week of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement is marked.

The exhibition will be opened until May 15, when the week of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement is marked

French Ambassador to B&H Christine Toudic

French Ambassador opens 'Women humanitarians' exhibition

After certain people close to the criminal milieu in Sarajevo came to the editorial office of "Daily avaz" yesterday, dissatisfied with the newspaper's reporting on certain actions of the rule of law towards them, a similar incident was repeated today.
However, since the members of the SC Ministry of the Interior were officially informed about this yesterday, today they came in front of the Avaz Twist Tower to protect the uninterrupted work of the journalists of the most influential and highest-circulation newspaper in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
On this occasion, members of the Special Unit of the SC Ministry of the Interior arrested several people, which can be seen in the photos that we are publishing exclusively.
The editorial staff of "Dnevni Avaz" thanks the SC Ministry of the Interior for responding professionally to the invitation from the editorial office in an extremely short period of time.
Their spokespersons will probably inform the public about what the competent prosecutorial and police bodies will do.

On this occasion, members of the Special Unit of the Ministry of the Interior of SC arrested several people, which can be seen in the photos that we publish exclusively

Members of the SC Ministry of the Interior reacted quickly

The editorial staff of "Daily avaz" is grateful to the Ministry of the Interior of SC for the quick reaction regarding the protection of journalists

In the past 24 hours, 2,200 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 284 were positive for SARS-CoV-2. 

New cases have been registered in all cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H.
A total of 638,700 samples have been tested so far, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 131,546 individuals. As of today, 115,757 patients have recovered in the Federation of B&amp;H.
In the past 24 hours, 11 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 5,009, the Institute announced.
In the last 24 hours, at the Institute of Public Health of the Republic of Srpska, the University Clinical Center of the Republic of Srpska, the University Hospital in Foča and the hospitals of Sv. Vračevi in ​​Bijeljina and Sv. Apostle Luke in Doboj tested 803 laboratory samples, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 166 people.
In the last 24 hours, 14 deaths have been reported to the Institute of Public Health of the Republic of Srpska, in which the presence of coronavirus has been confirmed.
So far, 62,391 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Republic of Srpska, and a total of 3,452 people who have been tested for coronavirus have died.
In the Brčko District of B&amp;H, 23 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered, and 125 samples were tested. One person died and 45 recovered.&nbsp;

In the Brčko District of B&H, 23 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered

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

COVID-19 confirmed in 473 people, with 26 deaths in the last 24 hours

The ceremonial session of the Sarajevo Canton Assembly will be held today at the National Theater. At the event which is the part of the Day of Sarajevo Canton, the highest awards will be given to this year's laureates. Eric Larson, a senior adviser at the Anti-Corruption Office, has been named an honorary citizen of Sarajevo Canton.

Recognition is awarded to him for his outstanding contribution to the prevention and fight against corruption, selfless commitment to the implementation and upgrading of the anti-corruption system in SC and the development of international relations on the principles of solidarity and democracy.
Lawyer Ifet Feraget is the winner of the Sarajevo Canton Plaque. It will be presented to him in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the Bosnian society in the field of justice, for his responsibility and selfless commitment to the fight for truth and justice, and for the preservation of legal and moral principles.

The Sarajevo Canton Plaque will also be awarded to the company "Mih" from Sarajevo, in recognition of its contribution to the development of Sarajevo Canton in the field of economy, as well as for socially responsible business with the aim of developing awareness and caring for society and the environment. 
The plaque will also be presented to the Taekwondo Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in recognition of many years of successful work, exceptional achievements and immeasurable contribution to the development of sports in the Sarajevo Canton and the affirmation of the state of B&amp;H. The plaque is posthumously awarded to Belma Šoljanin in recognition of her outstanding contribution to spreading the idea of humanity, for her dedicated commitment in her efforts to provide significant support to the SC health system in the field of motherhood through her philanthropic work and commitment.

The plaques will be awarded to Feraget, the company "Mih" from Sarajevo and the Taekwondo Federation

Eric Larson becomes an honorary citizen of SC

Regarding the information that at the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo (KCUS) as many as 13 anesthesiologists resigned, the Federal Minister of Health Vjeksolav Mandić also commented this yesterday.
Mandić said that he would request a report on the circumstances due to which 13 anesthesiologists left the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo.
- In accordance with my competencies, I will request a report from the members of the Governing Board on behalf of the FB&amp;H Government and the Director of KCUS, as well as a statement regarding the new situation in relation to anesthesiologists - said Federal Minister of Health Vjekoslav Mandic.
However, Sebija Izetbegović's answer to Mandić also arrived yesterday:

Respected Minister,
It is true that my colleagues applied for dismissal, although they had not contacted me before making this decision.
I would like to inform you that KCUS has 44 specialists in anesthesiology, as well as 14 residents, several of whom will soon take the specialist exam. KCUS can continue to function both for the Sarajevo Canton and for the co-founding Cantons - Izetbegović stated in the letter.
She explained to Mandić that it was about the doctors who wrote the "letter" that was published in public.
- The letter caused great public outrage and the families of patients with complaints began to respond. We subsequently initiated Expert Supervision of their work. Of the 17 anesthesiologists who signed the "internal document", which was published in the media, four colleagues withdrew their signatures, stating that they had been manipulated. I note that they never addressed me as the general director. Also, they never reported any specific problems in their work, which they were obligatory to do according to the law and procedures of KCUS - states Sebija Izetbegović in a letter to Minister Mandić.

The letter caused great public outrage and the families of patients with complaints began to respond. We subsequently initiated Expert Supervision of their work

What did Sebija Izetbegović answer to Minister Mandić: The anesthesiologists who wrote the letter left

A session was held at the building of the Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo, at which, as "Avaz" finds out, it was decided to move the start of the curfew from 9 PM to 11 PM.
We remind you that the Crisis Staff of the Federal Ministry of Health concluded on Tuesday that the epidemiological situation is more favorable compared to the previous period.
Namely, according to the data of the Institute of Public Health of the Federation of B&amp;H, the seven-day incidence at the level of the Federation is 75 cases per 100,000 inhabitants. Although a decrease in the number of patients was recorded, the highest incidence was recorded in Posavina, Herzegovina-Neretva and Canton 10.
- It is proposed to continue the gradual easing of measures, which refers to the shift of restrictions on movement, from 10 PM to 5 AM, and allowing the gathering of up to 30 people at outdoor rallies – this was proposed by the Crisis Staff of FB&amp;H.
However, the Government of FB&amp;H, at today's session, decided that the ban on movement will not be from 10 PM, as proposed by the FB&amp;H Crisis Staff, but from 11 PM.
Also, today the proposal to increase the allowed number of gatherings in open-air catering facilities to 30 people was accepted, as well as the proposal to put the Mental Health Centers in full function in order to protect the mental health of the population.

The Crisis Staff of the Federal Ministry of Health concluded on Tuesday that the epidemiological situation is more favorable compared to the previous period

FB&H Government decision: Curfew will be from 11 PM

Foreign and Development Ministers of the Group of Seven (G7) firmly rejected any attempt to undermine the territorial integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina. 

G7 ministers met yesterday in London, where they reaffirmed, among other things, shared commitment to the security, economic recovery and European perspective of the six Western Balkans countries as a crucial investment for peace and stability.
In their joint statement the emphasized that the unwarranted speculation about border changes along ethnic lines is no solution to the challenges faced by the region. Such changes would constitute a threat to regional security. We firmly reject any attempt to undermine the territorial integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina, announced European External Action Service - EEAS. 
-We urge all parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina to agree, and to implement, electoral and limited constitutional reforms, to implement European Court of Human Rights judgments, and to work closely with the OSCE’s Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights and the Venice Commission to move the country closer to realising its democratic aspirations- said Foreign and Development Ministers of the Group of Seven in their statement. 
They also welcomed the candidacy of Christian Schmidt as High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

They also welcomed the candidacy of Christian Schmidt as High Representative

In their joint statement the emphasized that the unwarranted speculation about border changes along ethnic lines is no solution to the challenges faced by the region

G7 ministers firmly reject any attempt to undermine territorial integrity of B&H

Serbia's president said on Wednesday his country would pay each citizen who gets a Covid jab before the end of May, in what could be the world's first cash-for-jabs scheme.

The Balkans country bought millions of doses -- from Western firms as well as China and Russia -- and briefly became a regional vaccine hub when it offered foreigners the chance to be inoculated.
However, after 1.5 million of Serbia's seven million population received two vaccine doses, with officials regarding 1.3 million fully immunised, the drive has started to stall.
-All those... who received the vaccine by May 31 will get 3,000 dinars (25 euros, $30)- President Aleksandar Vucic told local media, adding that he expected three million to be vaccinated by the end of the month.
Vučić said the country wanted to "reward people who showed responsibility".
But he added that public employees who did not receive a vaccine would not get paid leave if they contracted the virus.
Economy expert and editor of Nova Ekonomija magazine Biljana Stepanović said that Vučić is "acting like Santa Claus" with taxpayer money, and added it was "illegal" to deprive workers paid leave.
Serbia is hoping to further boost its rollout on Thursday by offering vaccines in shopping centres and rewarding volunteers with vouchers. 
-I have not encountered in medical literature anyone being paid for Covid-19 vaccinations- Serbian epidemiologist Zoran Radovanovic told AFP.
-So we may be the first not only in Europe, but also the world.-However, he warned that stimulating vaccination drives with money could be a double-edged sword.
-It will push some of those who live in extreme poverty to get vaccinated, but it will produce resistance with some of the others- said Radovanović.
-The logic is this: if the state is paying me to do something it is telling me is for my own good, then something is fishy.-Some companies have offered employees incentives to get the Covid jab, and poorer countries in Asia and Africa are known to have offered rewards to those getting vaccinated in other campaigns -- but not since the pandemic took hold.

Each one by May 31 will get 3,000 dinars (25 euros, $30)

After 1.5 million of Serbia's seven million population received two vaccine doses, with officials regarding 1.3 million fully immunised, the drive has started to stall

Serbia to offer cash to those who get Covid vaccine

Vedad Mešanović, a citizen of Sarajevo who was included in the Forbes list of the 30 most influential young people in the field of finance in the world a month ago, joined SBB today.
Mešanović is a graduate of economics and finance, and from his earliest childhood he became interested in finance. He studied the market, learned about all the advantages, problems, but also the temptations that the sector brings. He is the founder of the company "GliaLab", which was even supported by the CEO of Google.
The 29-year-old also founded his own company "Block Insight", which provides services to clients dealing with digital currencies. He participates in technology projects in many countries around the world. He is the winner of the very prestigious award for the entrepreneur of the year "Central European Startup Awards" for 2019.
- I joined SBB with great pride, because I believe that it is a political force that can move our homeland B&amp;H towards economic recovery. Also, the president of SBB, Fahrudin Radončić, of all politicians, emphasizes the economy and development the most, which particularly impressed me. I hope that as part of the SBB team I will give my contribution in improving the economic picture of B&amp;H, because that is my only motive to start dealing with politics. It is up to us young people to take the destiny of our country into our own hands - said Mešanović.
After close to 200 young and very successful people joined SBB in Tuzla and Banovići, this trend continues today.
The membership card was handed to Mešanović by the president of SBB, Fahrudin Radončić, in the presence of our famous actor Mirvad Kurić, otherwise the coordinator of this party for the Sarajevo Canton.

Vedad Mešanović is the founder of the company "GliaLab", which was even supported by the CEO of Google

In the presence of Kurić, Radončić handed over the SBB membership card to Mešanović

Sarajevan, who was named one of the 30 most influential young people in the world on the Forbes list, joined SBB

An Iranian diplomat's 20-year prison sentence in Belgium for plotting to bomb an opposition rally outside Paris was confirmed on Wednesday after letting an appeal deadline lapse, prosecutors said.

Assadollah Assadi, 49, was convicted in February by an Antwerp court of supplying explosives for the planned June 30, 2018 attack on the exiled opposition group the National Council of Resistance in Iran (NCRI). 
-Mr Assadi's lawyer has failed to lodge an appeal- a spokesman for Belgium's federal prosecutor's office told AFP.
Three individuals sentenced to between 15 and 18 years in prison as accomplices are maintaining their appeals against their convictions, the spokesman said.
Iran has protested Assadi's conviction. Days after the February verdict Iran's foreign ministry summoned Belgium's ambassador in Tehran to convey its fury. 
Belgian police thwarted the 2018 attack when they intercepted a car carrying the bomb, acting on information gathered by several European intelligence services.
Assadi, who was attached to Iran's embassy in Austria at the time, was arrested the following day in Germany, where he was deemed unable to claim diplomatic immunity.
Investigators concluded that he was an Iranian agent working under diplomatic cover.
The trial featured surveillance images of Assadi dressed as a tourist, in a hat and with a camera, handing a couple a package in Luxembourg on June 28, 2018. 
The couple -- Nasimeh Naami and Amir Saadouni, both Iranian-Belgian dual nationals -- were found to have accepted from Assadi a half-kilo of TATP explosives and a detonator.
Another Iranian-Belgian, former dissident Mehrdad Arefani, was also found guilty of being an accomplice, tasked with guiding the couple to the rally.
The NCRI gathering included senior leaders of the dissident group and some high-profile supporters, including former US president Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
There are concerns Iran might seek to pressure Belgium to release Assadi by detaining more European nationals.
An Iranian-Swedish academic who guest lectured at Belgium's VUB university, Ahmadreza Djalali, has been given a death sentence by Iran's regime, which has accused him of espionage.&nbsp;

Assadollah Assadi, 49, was convicted in February by an Antwerp court of supplying explosives for the planned June 30, 2018 attack on the exiled opposition group the National Council of Resistance in Iran (NCRI)

Heavy security at the Antwerp court during February's trial for Iranian diplomat Assadollah Assadi

Iran diplomat's 20-year sentence for France bomb plot confirmed

A group of ten Belarusians has filed a criminal complaint in Germany against President Alexander Lukashenko and members of his regime for crimes against humanity, lawyers representing them said Wednesday.

Acting on behalf of "torture victims", the lawyers have submitted a complaint to federal prosecutors in the city of Karlsruhe against Lukashenko "and other Belarusian security officers", they said in a statement.
The federal prosecutor's office confirmed to AFP that it had received the complaint.
Lawyers Mark Lupschitz, Onur Ozata, Roland Krause and Benedikt Lux said they had documented more than 100 examples of "violence, systematic torture and other abuses" during the government crackdown on protests against alleged electoral fraud since August 2020.
-The incumbent government is severely oppressing its own population with a crackdown including arbitrary arrests, politically motivated criminal persecution and other forms of repression- they said. 
The lawyers added that the plaintiffs had all been imprisoned and reported instances of "spurious arrests, torture and abuse" while they were held.
-Furthermore, they were held in much too small cells or transport vehicles, and were physically abused, humiliated, threatened, insulted and degraded in other ways- they said.
The case is being brought on the principle of universal jurisdiction, which allows a foreign country to prosecute crimes against humanity, including war crimes and genocide, regardless of where they were committed.
The German government had said in February it was ready to host 50 opponents of Lukashenko after months of protests were met with harsh crackdowns by the regime.
Lukashenko claimed victory for a sixth term in August elections that were widely criticised internationally and by the opposition as fraudulent.
State authorities responded to weeks of mass protests with force and have sentenced hundreds of people to lengthy jail terms. Opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, who says she won the vote, fled abroad.

The federal prosecutor's office confirmed that it had received the complaint

Lukashenko claimed victory for a sixth term in August elections that were widely criticised internationally

Belarusians file case in Germany against Lukashenko regime

No miner will lose his job, FB&amp;H Minister of Energy, Mining and Industry Nermin Džindić said at a press conference after a meeting held today between representatives of the ministry, Elektroprivreda B&amp;H (B&amp;H Electricity Company), as well as representatives of the Independent Trade Union of Coal Miners of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The meeting was adjourned, and according to Džindić, they agreed only on the first of the eight items of the agreement that the Union proposed to the other two parties this morning as their demands.
Most of the misunderstandings were related to the planned dismissal of employees in the mines, based on the restructuring plan, which, according to Džindić, are staff and not miners. If a plan for the dismissal of a miner was made by mistake, that will be corrected quickly, he stated.
The Minister believes that an agreement is still possible and expresses readiness for resumption of talks as soon as possible.
He also believes that the negotiators could reach a draft agreement between Elektroprivreda and the Trade Union today, but he also adds that the future agreement should contain not only the expectations of the trade union, but also the demands from Elektroprivreda.
At this press conference, Director of Elektroprivreda B&amp;H, Admir Andelija, stated that today's meeting unfortunately had to be adjourned after half an hour and that the Union did not have understanding from the beginning.
The problem arose, he said, when they discussed about 1,700 employees from all mines that are not essential personnel at the mine.
The Director, as well as Minister Džindić, stated that Elektroprivreda B&amp;H will make a decision on allocating 115 million KM for a set of loans to mines for redunducy pay for those employees.

The Minister believes that an agreement is still possible and expresses readiness for resumption of talks as soon as possible

The meeting was adjourned, and according to Džindić, they agreed only on the first of the eight items of the agreement that the Union proposed to the other two parties this morning as their demands

Russia approves one-dose 'Sputnik Light' Covid jab

New strikes, demos in Greece against labour reform

Moderna lifts vaccine sales forecast to $19.2B

See how two car mobsters threatened the journalist of the Crimes&Accidents Chronicle of "Daily avaz"

French Ambassador opens 'Women humanitarians' exhibition

The editorial staff of "Daily avaz" is grateful to the Ministry of the Interior of SC for the quick reaction regarding the protection of journalists

COVID-19 confirmed in 473 people, with 26 deaths in the last 24 hours

Eric Larson becomes an honorary citizen of SC

What did Sebija Izetbegović answer to Minister Mandić: The anesthesiologists who wrote the letter left

FB&H Government decision: Curfew will be from 11 PM

G7 ministers firmly reject any attempt to undermine territorial integrity of B&H

Serbia to offer cash to those who get Covid vaccine

Sarajevan, who was named one of the 30 most influential young people in the world on the Forbes list, joined SBB

Iran diplomat's 20-year sentence for France bomb plot confirmed

Belarusians file case in Germany against Lukashenko regime

Džindić: No miner will lose his job

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Russia approves one-dose 'Sputnik Light' Covid jab

New strikes, demos in Greece against labour reform

Moderna lifts vaccine sales forecast to $19.2B

See how two car mobsters threatened the journalist of the Crimes&Accidents Chronicle of "Daily avaz"

French Ambassador opens 'Women humanitarians' exhibition

The editorial staff of "Daily avaz" is grateful to the Ministry of the Interior of SC for the quick reaction regarding the protection of journalists

COVID-19 confirmed in 473 people, with 26 deaths in the last 24 hours

Eric Larson becomes an honorary citizen of SC

What did Sebija Izetbegović answer to Minister Mandić: The anesthesiologists who wrote the letter left

FB&H Government decision: Curfew will be from 11 PM

G7 ministers firmly reject any attempt to undermine territorial integrity of B&H

Serbia to offer cash to those who get Covid vaccine

Sarajevan, who was named one of the 30 most influential young people in the world on the Forbes list, joined SBB

Iran diplomat's 20-year sentence for France bomb plot confirmed

Belarusians file case in Germany against Lukashenko regime

Džindić: No miner will lose his job