In the past 24 hours, 2,071 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 653 were positive for SARS-CoV-2. New cases have been registered in all cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H, except Canton 10.

A total of 534,975 samples have been tested so far, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 108,973 individuals.
As of today, there are currently 17,762 SARS-CoV-2 positive cases active in the Federation of B&amp;H.
In the past 24 hours, 64 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 3,609, the Institute of Public Health of FB&amp;H 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 and at the Hospital Sv. Vračevi in ​​Bijeljina, 685 laboratory samples were tested, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 192 people.
In the last 24 hours, 22 deaths were reported to the Republic of Srpska Institute of Public Health, in which the presence of coronavirus was confirmed.
So far, 52,259 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Republic of Srpska, and a total of 2,611 people died who have been tested positive for coronavirus.
In Republic of Srpska, 38,132 people have recovered so far, and a total of 228,928 people have been tested.
Eleven new cases of coronavirus infection have been registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H. Seven people died and fifteen samples were tested.

New cases have been registered in all cantons in the Federation of B&H, except Canton 10

There are currently 17,762 SARS-CoV-2 positive cases active in the Federation of B&H

COVID-19 confirmed in 856 people in B&H, with 93 deaths

Head of the European Union Delegation to B&amp;H and EU Special Representative, Ambassador Johann Sattler, said today that B&amp;H cannot afford to enter the next election cycle under the existing electoral system.

At the opening of an online conference of the Coalition for Free and Fair Elections "Pod lupom" on the electoral reform of 2021, Sattler stated that the reform of the electoral system is also among the priorities set by the European Commission before B&amp;H.
US Ambassador to B&amp;H Eric Nelson stressed the need to eliminate discrimination in the election process, reform the election law, and make technical and legal changes to ensure the integrity of the election.
He added that this non-election year is an opportunity for B&amp;H to enable all citizens to be elected and that this opportunity must not be missed.
Head of the OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ambassador Kathleen Kavalec, emphasized that the current electoral system leaves too much room for mistakes, irregularities and abuses, resulting in public distrust in many elements of the electoral process.
The Coalition for Free and Fair Elections "Pod lupom" consists of six civil society organizations funded by the European Union in order to improve the election legislation in B&amp;H. The coalition enables the active participation of citizens in monitoring the elections.

Non-election year is an opportunity for B&H to enable all citizens to be elected and that this opportunity must not be missed

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

Sattler: B&H cannot afford to hold the next elections under the existing system

We demand that social networks respect the laws of the countries in which they make a profit, the Special Representative on antisemitic, anti-Muslim and other forms of religious intolerance and hate crimes at the Council of Europe Daniel Höltgen told FENA.

Following the recent attacks on the US Capitol building, in which social networks played an important role, many European countries and EU institutions are trying to create a legal framework for the regulation of speech in cyberspace while making efforts to protect freedom of speech while avoiding censorship.
On that occasion, Höltgen said that it is necessary to raise awareness about the spread of illegal hate speech, such as Holocaust denial.
-I believe that we need institutions and international organizations to have more and more activities on this issue. That way, more people will be involved in those processes and that will help raise awareness- Höltgen told FENA.
Asked how he sees the situation regarding the regulation of social media in the next five years, he expressed a dose of optimism.
-There have already been major improvements. If we have strict laws, the platforms of social networks will start to react in a more responsible way because they will be faced with sanctions if they do not do that- he said.
He noted that the reputation of social networks is important because of the users and that this is one of the elements that can make them be more responsible in terms of the content they will allow on their platforms.
-All we want and demand is that social networks respect the laws of the countries in which they make a profit and take responsibility for the content that can be found on the- Höltgen told FENA.

It is necessary to raise awareness about the spread of illegal hate speech, such as Holocaust denial

Höltgen: -I believe that we need institutions and international organizations to have more and more activities on this issue

Höltgen: Social networks should respect laws of countries in which they make a profit

Italy will reopen schools for younger students and ease the coronavirus lockdown on Rome and its surrounding region, the government announced on Friday.

The change will come into effect after the Easter holidays.
-I can confirm the decision ... to open [schools] until the sixth grade- Prime Minister Mario Draghi said during a news conference.
Classes for the lower grades will be allowed to reopen country-wide, even in higher-risk regions still classified as "red" under the most severe restrictions. 
Current coronavirus curbs, which vary from region to region, expire on April 6, but all of Italy will be made a restricted "red" zone during the April 3-5 weekend.
Schools were closed in most of Italy on March 15, after the government introduced a partial shutdown to contain a third wave of infections fuelled by virus variants.
The class closures triggered a string of protests by students, parents and some teachers, with demonstrations in more than 60 cities on Friday. 
Over the past 13 months, Italian students have had to put up with longer suspensions of face-to-face schooling than most of their peers in Europe. 
Italy was the first country in Europe to face the full force of the coronavirus pandemic, and has so far reported more than 106,000 Covid-19-related deaths. 
Health Minister Roberto Speranza said on Friday there were now "very early signs of a slowdown" in infection rates, allowing for some cautious reopenings. 
The R rate, which measures how fast the virus is spreading, has fallen to 1.08 nationally, from 1.16 last week, said Speranza, who spoke alongside Draghi. 
Furthermore, the weekly number of infections per 100,000 residents has fallen under the critical level of 250, the minister added. 
Speranza said he would relax coronavirus restrictions in the Lazio region, which includes Rome, moving it from "red" to "orange" category, effective from Tuesday.
This will allow the resumption of face-to-face classes for students up to grade eight, and a relaxation of stay-at-home rules.
In "orange" areas, people are more free to move, but only within their municipalities, while bars, restaurants and museums remain shut.

The class closures triggered a string of protests by students, parents and some teachers, with demonstrations in more than 60 cities on Friday

Classes for the lower grades will be allowed to reopen country-wide, even in higher-risk regions still classified as "red" under the most severe restrictions

Italy to reopen schools, ease lockdown in Rome region

The German government said Friday that it would be open to using the Russian-made Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine once it had been approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA). 

-EMA approval -- which Sputnik does not yet have -- would provide the opportunity to use the vaccine in inoculation campaigns in Europe, and it would then also be worth considering for Germany- said Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokesperson Steffen Seibert. 
He refused to be drawn over France's accusation against Moscow of using the jabs as a "propaganda" tool.
Last week, Merkel herself directly referred to Sputnik jabs and said Germany "should use any vaccine that has been approved" by the EMA. 
A spokesman for the health ministry echoed the same sentiment on Friday, saying that "all vaccines are welcome if they have been approved by the EMA".
The EMA this month launched a rolling review of Sputnik V, a key step towards it being approved as the first non-Western coronavirus jab to be used across the 27-nation bloc.
Yet Sputnik has faced criticism in Western countries, and French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Drian accused Russia and China on Friday of using their jabs to gain influence abroad. 
-In terms of how it is managed, it (the Sputnik V vaccine) is more a means of propaganda and aggressive diplomacy than a means of solidarity and health aid- Le Drian told France Info radio. 
His comments were swiftly dismissed by Moscow. 
-We absolutely disagree with the fact that Russia and China are using the coronavirus pandemic and vaccines as tools of influence- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
Russia registered Sputnik V in August, ahead of large-scale clinical trials, prompting worries among many experts over the fast-track process.
Later reviews have been largely positive, with leading medical journal The Lancet publishing results showing it is safe and more than 90 percent effective.

Russia registered Sputnik V in August, ahead of large-scale clinical trials, prompting worries among many experts over the fast-track process

Last week, Merkel herself directly referred to Sputnik jabs and said Germany "should use any vaccine that has been approved" by the EMA

Germany says ready to use Russian vaccine if approved by EMA

The Bihać city organization of the Red Cross, with the help of the organization "Balkan Route" from Vienna and the Italian "Ipsia", has secured and adapted the necessary space for a new meal center, where daily meals for migrants and refugees will be prepared and distributed.

The organization "Balkan Route" provided funds for a one-year rental and adaptation of the space in the Bihać settlement Vedro Polje, the purchase of a large refrigerator, as well as certain appliances. Significant help came from "Ipsia" in the form of food, and now we have an adequate space and all the necessities to distribute daily meals for about 1,500 migrants in the reception camps "Lipa" and "Borići", said the secretary of the Red Cross of Bihać Selam Midžić.
In this way, all the preconditions for preparing and serving two cooked meals a day for all service users in the mentioned temporary reception camps have been created and this should be realized very quickly.
-The Red Cross of the Una-Sana Canton provides breakfast every day, while so far we have taken care of the cooked meal at lunch. Now we have the conditions to prepare and introduce another cooked meal for dinner. So, in the new kitchen, we daily prepare up to 3,000 cooked meals- Midžić added.
He pointed out that the new kitchen will be at the service of the local population in case of need, especially if there is a possible drastic deterioration of the health - epidemiological situation and maximum tightening of protective measures.

It is opened with the help of  the organization "Balkan Route" from Vienna and the Italian "Ipsia"

New kitchen will be at the service of the local population in case of need, especially if there is a possible drastic deterioration of the health - epidemiological situation and maximum tightening of protective measures

Bihać Red Cross opens a new soup kitchen for migrants with the help of donors

Prague residents laying flowers, scribbling names or mourning quietly have turned the Czech capital’s medieval Old Town Square into an improvised memorial to the thousands of lives lost to the COVID-19 pandemic in the past year.A civic group called “Million Moments for Democracy” sprayed 25,000 white crosses overnight on Monday on the cobble-stoned square, surrounded by gothic and baroque churches and Prague’s famed Astronomical Clock, to commemorate victims of the pandemic in the past year -- and blame the government for missteps.
The plan was to wash the crosses off that day, but Prague’s city hall said it would let them stay until rain washes them off.
Then people spontaneously started chalking names, dates of deaths and notes to individual crosses, turning the original act into personal commemorations.
Anna Vojtechova brought a flower and a small bottle of the Czech herbal liqueur Becherovka for her brother, who died aged 75 on March 1, the same day he registered for vaccination.
“He was supposed to be vaccinated and did not live to see it. He was healthy, not obese, no illness. It chewed him up. People must be hugely careful,” she said while fighting tears.

Another mourner, Petr Popov, came to remember a friend from Prague’s Bulgarian community. “I want to write his name down with chalk to pay respects, he said.

Others, who have not been personally hit, also visit.
Monika Mudranincova said she wanted to pay her respects.
-We feel so sorry and it would be amazing if we saw a light at the end of the tunnel, but it seems there is none yet- she said.
During the first wave of the pandemic, a year ago, the Czech government quickly shut borders, schools and retail outlets, leading the country through with minimum losses. But it was also quick to relax restrictions after the first wave and slow to build up testing and tracing capacities over the summer.
The government reacted slowly to a new surge in infections in the autumn. Another relaxation before Christmas and the spread of the more infectious British variant of the virus packed hospitals again in January and then March.
Now the central European country of 10.7 million has become one of the world’s worst-hit in the pandemic, reporting over 1.5 million coronavirus infections and 25,639 deaths, and thousands more excess deaths above normal rates.
The death toll is the highest per capita in the world apart from San Marino, according to Our World in Data website.

A civic group called “Million Moments for Democracy” sprayed 25,000 white crosses overnight on Monday on the cobble-stoned square

A man mourns for his deceased loved one at the Old Town Square where thousands of crosses have been painted on a pavement to commemorate the first anniversary since the death of the first Czech coronavirus disease (COVID-19) patient in Prague, Czech Republic, March 25, 2021. Picture taken March 25, 2021.

Mourners make Prague's Old Town Square into sombre memorial for coronavirus victims

In the past 24 hours, 3,789 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H of which 1,260 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, 354 patients have recovered, while 59 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 3,476.
104 new cases of coronavirus have been reported in the Brčko District of B&amp;H. A total of 165 samples were tested. One person died.
In the entity of Republic of Srpska, 1,284 samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 505 people.
In the last 24 hours, 16 deaths were reported to the RS Institute of Public Health.
So far, a total of 2,550 people have died in the RS.
In that entity 9,707 people are currently under health supervision, the RS Institute of Public Health said.

354 patients have recovered, while 59 new deaths were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&H

104 new cases of coronavirus have been reported in the Brčko District of B&H

COVID-19 confirmed in 1,869 people in B&H, with 76 deaths

A key phase of the gasification project has been finished today in the Bosanski Brod Oil Refinery - a gas pipeline under the Sava riverbed was installed, which will enable the connection of the gas pipeline from the Republic of Croatia with the previously built gas pipeline network on the Oil Refinery in Bosanski Brod. 

The installation of the new part of the direct gas pipeline was performed by modern application of horizontal drilling technology with the help of special equipment and mechanisms.
The final phase in the construction of the direct gas pipeline will be the construction of valve assemblies on both sides of Sava River, connection to the existing gas network at the Refinery, testing of the gas pipeline, adjustment of the management system, and trial commissioning.
The commissioning of the direct gas pipeline is planned for the second quarter of 2021, which corresponds to the current dynamics of works, announced the Press Service of "OPTIMA Group" d.o.o. Banja Luka.

The installation of the new part of the direct gas pipeline was performed by modern application of horizontal drilling technology with the help of special equipment and mechanisms

The commissioning of the direct gas pipeline is planned for the second quarter of 2021, which corresponds to the current dynamics of works, announced the Press Service of "OPTIMA Group" d.o.o. Banja Luka

Construction of gas pipeline under the Sava River has been completed

The remains of a person were found in the exhumation process at the Mala Bukovica site in the Travnik municipality, and it is presumed that the victim disappeared in the area in 1993.

-The exhumation is over. According to the Missing Persons Institute of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is presumed that a victim is Marko Lovrinović who went missing in 1993. However, this will be known with certainty, after bone samples are taken to identify the victim through DNA analysis- the B&amp;H Missing Persons Institute spokeswoman Emza Fazlić told FENA.
The exhumation at the Mala Bukovica site began on Thursday morning, and was handled by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, by order of the Court of B&amp;H.

It is presumed that the victim disappeared in the area in 1993.

The exhumation at the Mala Bukovica site began on Thursday morning, and was handled by the Prosecutor's Office of B&H

Remains of one person found in the exhumation process near Travnik

Greece on Thursday celebrated its 200th anniversary of independence.

A military parade was held in Syntagma Square where the parliament building and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier are located in the Greek capital Athens.
The ceremony was attended by President Katerina Sakellaropoulou, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, opposition party leaders, as well as some foreign dignitaries.
Charles, the prince of Wales; and Camilla, the duchess of Cornwall, French Defense Minister Florence Parly, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and Greek Cypriot administration’s leader Nicos Anastasiadis also attended the ceremony.
The military parade was broadcast live on television.

Military parade in capital Athens attended by country’s top leadership, foreign dignitaries

Greek soldiers attend a military parade during the Greek Independence Day at Syntagma Square, Athens, Greece on March 25, 2017.

Greece observes 200th anniversary of independence

Poland on Thursday reported 34,151 new coronavirus cases, biggest single day jump since the beginning of the pandemic.

Amid a rise in numbers, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced new restrictions, saying the current situation requires "decisive action."
He urged citizens to stay at home, working from home if possible, and that all public employees will be working remotely for the next two weeks.
Barbers, hairdressers, beauty salons, furniture stores, shopping malls, and kindergartens will remain closed from March 27 – April 9.
The overall caseload in the central European country, which has a population of 37.97 million, has reached more than 2.15 million.
As many as 520 people lost their lives due to the virus in the past 24 hours, pushing the death toll to 50,860. Over 5.3 million vaccine doses have been administered so far.

Central European country introduces new measures to tackle pandemic

Barbers, hairdressers, beauty salons, furniture stores, shopping malls, and kindergartens will remain closed from March 27 – April 9

Poland reports record daily COVID-19 cases

Head of the European Union Delegation to B&amp;H and EU Special Representative in B&amp;H Johann Sattler visited the General Hospital "Prim. Dr. Abdulah Nakaš" today, where Director of this health institution Ismet Gavrankapetanović received him.

On this occasion, Sattler handed over a donation containing 35,000 protective gloves for hospital staff and was interested in the current situation with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gavrankapetanović thanked the Ambassador for the visit and the EU for the donation, which will be helpful because the protective equipment is consumed the fastest in a pandemic. He also introduced him to the work of the hospital, and especially the Covid ward where more than 200 coronavirus patients are treated.
He emphasized that the influx of patients is the largest so far, that the hospital capacities are full and that they are constantly expanding, and that the staff is making maximum efforts to respond to the challenges, the General Hospital said.

Sattler handed over a donation containing 35,000 protective gloves for hospital staff and was interested in the current situation with the COVID-19 pandemic

Gavrankapetanović thanked the Ambassador for the visit and the EU for the donation

Head of EU Delegation to B&H hands over a donation to General Hospital

It is disgusting how the Sarajevo City Council played with Bogić Bogićević's candidacy.
It is also shameful how some of the actors of yesterday's drama justify themselves today.
It is devastating that we have seen in action that „Četvorka“ is not such a stable coalition, and even worse is the realization that even within the remaining „Trojka“ there are obviously hidden quarrels and mistrust.

None of the cheap political games we witnessed was deserved by the man whose fateful NO to the Greater Serbia project of Slobodan Milošević paved the way for the referendum for the independence of B&amp;H in March 1992.
Bogić will also survive this disappointment in people and politics, it is certainly not his first. For Sarajevo and its multiethnic character and image, it would be fantastic for Bogić to change his decision, wipe off the traces of political mud into which they brazenly tried to roll him and agree to be the mayor of the B&amp;H capital.

But there will remain a bitter taste of the provincial consciousness and down-to-earthness on which the politics of some large parties have fallen, but also of some small ones, which, after what they have shown at the Sarajevo City Hall, will never be big.
Informed sources say, and the clues give them the right,that during the last month in Sarajevo, in addition to the deadly coronavirus, the "almighty" hand of the "asim" from the SDA was also spreading.
Allegedly, the same recipe was applied, according to which the action of bringing Abdulah Skaka to the helm of Sarajevo and installing the first man of the Cantonal Committee of the SDA, Bakir's and Sebija's poltron Fikret Prevljak, was realized in due time.
And, of course, again with the help of the head of the secret police, Osman Mehmedagić Osmica.

That is probably why no one believes the crocodile tears that have been shed for Bogić Bogićević since yesterday afternoon by SDA councilors and cantonal champions. Their good intentions and alleged support for Bogićević burst like a soap bubble at the first contact with the question why they (meanily) supported the election of Srđan Srdić as chairman of the City Council, and they know that his eventual election means that the mayor of Sarajevo cannot be of Serbian nationality. Or maybe, for example, a Bosniak again - Skaka?
There is no coincidence, nor is the argument so convincing that the SDA did not want to support NiP candidate Jasmin Ademović, the son of the much better known former AID chief and current NiP director Kemal Ademović, due to nepotism (although Konaković and Ademović older had to know that the SDA will catch them reluctantly on that, simply, wrong leg).

Namely, the SDA is the last party that can object to someone's family and family employment and appointment. It is, in fact, it's patent and modus vivendi since the first democratic elections 30 years ago.
It is up to the remaining three - Nermin Nikšić, Predrag Kojović and Dino Konaković - to repair the damage that was done. It may be easier for them to believe that it is an inexperience and a momentary disorientation, but all indications are that they too must sit at the table more honestly, build a higher level of trust, clear up and prevent any doubt and play with a fig in their pocket.

Informed sources say that during the last month in Sarajevo, in addition to the deadly coronavirus, the "almighty" hand of the "asim" from the SDA was also spreading

Bogićević: He did not deserve to be involved in cheap political games

SDA's crocodile tears for Bogić Bogićević

At the suggestion of the Ministry of Security, a draft agreement was adopted through the exchange of notes between the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Government of Japan on the country's 500 million Japanese yen grant.

This donation in the value of about eight million KM is intended for the fight against illegal migration and more efficient management of the migrant crisis in B&amp;H.
The funds will be spent on the purchase of modern security cameras for border surveillance, vehicles with built-in security cameras for patrols, and vans for the safe transport of illegal migrants and law enforcement personnel.
The recipients of the Japanese donation are the Ministry of Security of B&amp;H, the Border Police of B&amp;H, the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs, the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Srpska, the FB&amp;H Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Interior of the Una-Sana Canton.
The draft agreement will be submitted to the Presidency of B&amp;H, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs has been proposed as the signatory for B&amp;H, the Council of Ministers of B&amp;H announced.

The funds will be spent on the purchase of modern security cameras for border surveillance, vehicles with built-in security cameras for patrols, and vans for the safe transport of illegal migrants and law enforcement personnel

The recipients of the Japanese donation are the Ministry of Security of B&H, the Border Police of B&H, the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs, the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Srpska, the FB&H Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Interior of the Una-Sana Canton

Japan is donating eight million KM for management of migrant crisis in B&H

The southwestern state of Saarland will become the first in Germany to lift its coronavirus shutdown from April 6, with leisure, sports and entertainment facilities to reopen, state premier Tobias Hans said Thursday.

Cinemas, theatres, concert halls, outdoor dining and gyms will be reopened and gatherings of up to 10 people will be allowed in public after Easter, Hans told a press conference. 
People who visit them will have to abide by hygiene rules and present a negative antigen rapid test, he said.
Shops reopened from early March in the region bordering France and Luxembourg, where infection rates have been among the lowest in Germany.
With virus rates elsewhere in the country soaring, Chancellor Angela Merkel and the leaders of Germany's 16 states had agreed at tense talks on Monday to prolong existing measures until April 18.
But under Germany's federal system, regional states have significant decision-making powers and have often strayed from the government line in the past.
Saarland's announcement also came a day after Merkel dramatically scrapped plans for a stricter nationwide shutdown also ordering supermarkets shut over five days from April 1-5.
Merkel on Wednesday admitted the failed plan was "my mistake" and asked the public to forgive her, in a rare climbdown amid massive criticism of the government's pandemic response.
Germany was widely praised for its handling of the first wave of the pandemic, but has struggled to contain new infections since they began spiralling out of control in a second wave late last year.
-The situation is serious. Case numbers are rising exponentially and intensive care beds are filling up again- Merkel said after announcing the tougher measures on Monday.
The British variant has become the dominant strain circulating in Germany, she said, noting: "We are in a new pandemic."
Numbers have since continued to rise, with 22,657 new cases reported in 24 hours on Thursday by the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) health agency and an incidence rate of 113.3 per 100,000 people over seven days.

Cinemas, theatres, concert halls, outdoor dining and gyms will be reopened and gatherings of up to 10 people will be allowed in public after Easter

People with face masks walk through the centre of Saarbrücken in December

COVID-19 confirmed in 856 people in B&H, with 93 deaths

Sattler: B&H cannot afford to hold the next elections under the existing system

Höltgen: Social networks should respect laws of countries in which they make a profit

Italy to reopen schools, ease lockdown in Rome region

Germany says ready to use Russian vaccine if approved by EMA

Bihać Red Cross opens a new soup kitchen for migrants with the help of donors

Mourners make Prague's Old Town Square into sombre memorial for coronavirus victims

COVID-19 confirmed in 1,869 people in B&H, with 76 deaths

Construction of gas pipeline under the Sava River has been completed

Remains of one person found in the exhumation process near Travnik

Greece observes 200th anniversary of independence

Poland reports record daily COVID-19 cases

Head of EU Delegation to B&H hands over a donation to General Hospital

SDA's crocodile tears for Bogić Bogićević

Japan is donating eight million KM for management of migrant crisis in B&H

Saarland, first German state to end virus shutdown from April 6

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COVID-19 confirmed in 856 people in B&H, with 93 deaths

Sattler: B&H cannot afford to hold the next elections under the existing system

Höltgen: Social networks should respect laws of countries in which they make a profit

Italy to reopen schools, ease lockdown in Rome region

Germany says ready to use Russian vaccine if approved by EMA

Bihać Red Cross opens a new soup kitchen for migrants with the help of donors

Mourners make Prague's Old Town Square into sombre memorial for coronavirus victims

COVID-19 confirmed in 1,869 people in B&H, with 76 deaths

Construction of gas pipeline under the Sava River has been completed

Remains of one person found in the exhumation process near Travnik

Greece observes 200th anniversary of independence

Poland reports record daily COVID-19 cases

Head of EU Delegation to B&H hands over a donation to General Hospital

SDA's crocodile tears for Bogić Bogićević

Japan is donating eight million KM for management of migrant crisis in B&H

Saarland, first German state to end virus shutdown from April 6