Far-right and neo-Nazi groups are increasingly using major social media platforms to recruit young people, a new report revealed on Monday.

-The British far-right is now digitally-led and reflective of online culture – traditional structures have given way to social media platforms, influencers and ‘citizen journalists’ creating peer-to-peer radicalisation and a global community willing to crowdsource ‘micro-donations of time and effort- anti-racism group Hope Not Hate (HNH) said in its annual State of Hate report.
Nick Knowles, the chief executive of HNH, said in the report regarding the use of social media platforms that “a fertile recruitment ground for young neo-Nazis has been Instagram – its inadequate moderation and worrying algorithm recommendations are child protection issues that demand urgent action from the platform.”
The British Hand and the National Partisan Movement, two relatively new far-right groups, are known to be actively using Instagram and the messaging app Telegram to recruit members into its ranks.
Three teenage boys, who are allegedly members of The British Hand, are currently facing trial on terrorism charges.
COVID-19 and the ensuing lockdowns have played an important role in shifting right-wing extremism from the UK street to online platforms. HNH found that younger groups have found it easier to transition from operating in the street to exploring technology for their own collective gain while older and traditional groups have been left behind.
-The lockdown has had a profound effect on every part of our society and it’s no less the case on the far-right. Traditional organisations were already on the decline but lockdown exacerbated their inactivity- Knowles said, adding that -the new organisations and collectives that are emerging understand how to operate in this decentralised, self-directed environment.-The study also found that the traditional far-right in the UK is currently at its weakest as a right-wing ideology has shifted into the political mainstream following the election of Boris Johnson as prime minister and Brexit. Mainstream politicians and commentators are now using language and rhetoric that was only used by the far-right in an attempt to embrace such narratives and win support.
Importantly, however, people sympathetic to the far-right cause are more likely to be influenced by certain individuals and figures rather than the actual ideology.
-The far-right has moved from being built around organisations to being built around people, and this has been amplified by our digital age. Tommy Robinson and Nigel Farage are examples of a new generation of far-right personalities.-​​​​​​​
HNH described the government’s counter-extremism strategy as outdated and said it is in urgent need of an overhaul. The group has also urged social media giants Facebook and YouTube to take more effective action in banning far-right extremist groups from using their services and that the government proscribe these movements as terrorist organizations.

New report by UK-based anti-racism group calls Instagram ‘a fertile recruitment ground’ for no-Nazis

The British Hand and the National Partisan Movement, two relatively new far-right groups, are known to be actively using Instagram and the messaging app Telegram to recruit members into its ranks

Neo-Nazis using social media to recruit young people

A total of 2,374 samples were tested at the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H in the past 24 hours, of which 600 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, 57 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 3,281.
Today, five new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District, and 9 samples were tested. Six patients have recovered since yesterday.
In the entity of Republic of Srpska, 786 samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 213 people.
In the last 24 hours, 16 deaths were reported to the RS Institute of Public Health.
The total number of hospitalized in the RS is 1,041. There are 7,163 people currently under health supervision, the RS Institute of Public Health stated today.

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

As of today, the number of deaths in the Federation of B&H is 3,281

COVID-19 confirmed in 818 people in B&H, with 73 deaths

In the University Clinical Center of the entity of Republic of Srpska (UKCRS), due to the difficult epidemiological situation, as of today, surgical operations and the work of the reception clinics have been postponed.

Dr. Slavica Zeljković confirmed that the situation was serious and that the medical workers had reached their limits.
-We are in a situation to very soon get to the point where we will have no beds, no capacities or manpower- she warned.
The number of patients in the Covid center, as it was said, has increased to 200 a day, and an increasing number of young people are being admitted to the hospital.
Today, 421 patients with Covid-19 have been hospitalized in the UKC RS, of whom more than 220 patients are on some form of respiratory support.

Dr. Zeljković: We are in a situation to very soon get to the point where we will have no beds, no capacities or manpower

Dr. Slavica Zeljković confirmed that the situation was serious and that the medical workers had reached their limits

UKCRS suspends surgical procedures and the work of reception clinics

The Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, together with the British Embassy in B&amp;H and partner institutions, started a five-day military course "Women, Peace and Human Security" today, conducted by lecturers of the 77th Brigade of the British Army.

In order to comply with epidemiological measures, the course is held through an online platform, and participants were addressed by B&amp;H Minister of Defense Sifet Podžić, British Ambassador to B&amp;H Matt Field, Chief of Staff of the AFB&amp;H Colonel General Senad Mašović, Commander of NATO Headquarters in Sarajevo Brigadier General Eric Folkestad, and Director of the Agency for Gender Equality of B&amp;H Samra Filipović-Hadžiabdić.
Speakers emphasized that UNSCR Resolution 1325 "Women, Peace and Security" promotes gender equality, improving the status and greater representation of women in defense and security institutions and organizations, as well as promoting gender equality in international peacekeeping operations.
It was pointed out that B&amp;H is the first country in the region to adopt the Action Plan for the implementation of UNSCR Resolution 1325 and one of the 19 countries in the world that have adopted it.
It was also stated that the MoD and the AFB&amp;H take into account gender equality within all units, as evidenced by the fact that in all units up to the battalion level there are contact persons for gender issues.
On the way to the implementation of the Resolution, the Chief of the Joint Staff of the AFB&amp;H, Colonel General Senad Mašović, hosted a regional conference "Women, Peace and Security" in Sarajevo in 2019, organized for the first time within the Chief of Staff Network.

B&H is the first country in the region to adopt the Action Plan for the implementation of UNSCR Resolution 1325

In order to comply with epidemiological measures the course is held through an online platform

Five-day AFB&H course on gender equality begins

AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine is 80 percent effective at preventing the disease in the elderly and does not increase the risk of blood clots, the biotech firm said Monday, following its US phase III efficiency trials.

It was 79 percent effective at preventing symptomatic Covid-19 in the overall population and 100 percent effective at preventing severe disease and hospitalization, it said.
Several countries had advised against administering the jab to older people due to a lack of data among elderly participants in previous trials. Earlier this month several countries also paused use of the AstraZeneca shot over fears it may cause blood clots.
The US phase III trial of the vaccine developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University involved 32,449 participants, with two thirds receiving the jab, the pharmaceutical firm said in a statement.
Around 20 percent were 65 or older, and about 60 percent had health conditions associated with a higher risk of severe Covid-19, such as diabetes, severe obesity or cardiac disease.
-These findings reconfirm previous results observed in AZD1222 trials across all adult populations but it's exciting to see similar efficacy results in people over 65 for the first time- said Ann Falsey, professor of medicine at University of Rochester School of Medicine and co-lead principal investigator for the trial.
-This analysis validates the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine as a much-needed additional vaccination option, offering confidence that adults of all ages can benefit from protection against the virus.-The trial's independent data safety monitoring board found no increased risk of thrombosis among the 21,583 participants who received at least one dose, the statement said.
Some leading EU countries have resumed AstraZeneca vaccinations after the European Medicines Agency said Thursday the jab was "safe and effective" and was not linked to an increased risk of blood clots.
AstraZeneca said it was preparing to submit its findings to the US Food and Drug Administration to authorize the shot for emergency use.
-These results add to the growing body of evidence that shows this vaccine is well tolerated and highly effective against all severities of Covid-19 and across all age groups- said Mene Pangalos, executive vice president of biopharmaceuticals R&amp;D.
-We are confident this vaccine can play an important role in protecting millions of people worldwide against this lethal virus.-The results also suggested that administering the second shot more than four weeks after the first could further increase efficacy.
Previous trials have shown leaving up to 12 weeks between jabs increased its efficacy.

Some leading EU countries have resumed AstraZeneca vaccinations after the European Medicines Agency said Thursday the jab was "safe and effective"

Several countries had advised against administering the jab to older people due to a lack of data among elderly participants in previous trials

AstraZeneca says vaccine 80% effective for elderly, no blood clot risk

"Daily avaz" will publish an exclusive confession of <a href="https://avaz.ba/tag/112381/nesad-dzaferovic">Nesad Džaferović</a> from Sarajevo in tomorrow's issue, in which he talks about the details of the murder of his father Salko, as well as the cover-up that followed, and whose main actors are individual judges, prosecutors, intelligence officers...

On September 19th, 2013, Salko Džaferović was killed by a car in Sarajevo by Zaim Kurspahić, the father of the Chief Disciplinary Prosecutor of B&amp;H, Alena Kurspahić-Nadarević. Nesad Džaferović, eight years after his father's death, told "Avaz" that he has been fighting for justice for years. Unfortunately, to no avail. Zaim Kurspahić was not criminally liable. - Zaim's daughter Alena Kurspahić-Nadarević is the chief disciplinary prosecutor, and Dalida Burzić, the former chief cantonal prosecutor, is her maid of honor - Nesad reveals for "Avaz", talking about the reasons for not conducting an investigation into his father's death. The Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor's Office, according to a matrix reminiscent of the case of Dženan Memić's murder, refuses to conduct an investigation against Zaim Kurspahić, who killed Salko Džaferović in the Sarajevo neighborhood Stup while driving a Cherokee jeep and hitting him on the sidewalk. Nesad says that he reported everything to the Office for the Fight against Corruption of the Sarajevo Canton.- Eric Larson is now an anti-corruption advisor in the Office - says Džaferović and adds that he has already received an answer from the Office - they have formed an independent body to investigate everything related to his father's death. Nesad emphasizes that he will also report to the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, headed by Gordana Tadić, and that he has previously contacted Muriz Memić, the father of the murdered young man Dženan. After five years, prosecutor Tadić intensified the investigation in the "Memić" case, as well as "Dragičević". This is exactly what encourages Nesad, who, after eight years of covering up, hopes only for prosecutor Tadić and believes that she will launch an investigation into the murder of his father from the deadlock, just as she did in the "Memić" and "Dragičević" cases.

- So far, I have not reported to the State Prosecutor's Office. I see some changes happening. I have nothing more to lose - adds Nesad Džaferović. Kurspahić-Nadarević was actively assisted by the director of the Intelligence and Security Agency, Osman Mehmedagić Osmica, in the case of covering up and avoiding prosecuting her father. This also reveals the reason for Kurspahić-Nadarević's loyalty to Mehmedagić in overthrowing prosecutor Tadić and preventing the discovery of Dženan Memić's killers. Kurspahić-Nadarević is part of the political-intelligence-judicial-prosecutor octopus. Mehmedagić, who is under numerous investigations and indictments, plays a key role in court proceedings and prosecutorial charges. He has the help of his friend, the President of the Court of B&amp;H Ranko Debevec, in everything. At the same time, Kurspahić-Nadarević, as the main disciplinary prosecutor, has been keeping&nbsp;&nbsp; in the drawer for more than a year, a thickly documented report against Debevec for hiding his identity, not declaring assets worth millions abroad in his property card, and legally inadmissible possession of dual citizenship of Spain and B&amp;H.

<h2>Why Avdo Avdić never published the story</h2>

Nesad Džaferović told our paper that half a year ago he carried documents to the journalist Avdo Avdić to publish the story. Avdić never did that. - A man from Bugojno called me and said that he (Avdić, op. cit.) was with them, that he was good with Osmica (Osman Mehmedagić, op. cit.) - says Džaferović.(Read more in tomorrow's print edition of "Daily Avaz")

Reason for loyalty to Osmica in overthrowing Gordana Tadić and preventing the discovery of Dženan Memić's killers is revealed

Džaferović i Kurspahić-Nadarević: Nesad is pinning his hopes on prosecutor Tadić

Confession of Nesad Džaferović: Disciplinary prosecutor Alena Kurspahić released her father, who killed mine!

The Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H has formed cases against prosecutors of the Office of the Disciplinary Prosecutor, including the Chief Disciplinary Prosecutor Alena Kurspahić-Nadarević.
This information was confirmed for "Daily Avaz" by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H. The cases were formed on the basis of several charges against disciplinary prosecutors. The case was also formed against the Deputy Chief Disciplinary Prosecutor Mirza Hadžiomerović.
- We can say that there are several open cases in the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, formed on the basis of reports from different applicants, against the main disciplinary prosecutor Alena Kursaphić-Nadarević, as well as deputies and individual disciplinary prosecutors in the Office of the Disciplinary Prosecutor in the HJPC B&amp;H - Boris Grubešić, spokesman for the Prosecution told for „Avaz“

The case was also formed against the Deputy Chief Disciplinary Prosecutor Mirza Hadžiomerović

Kurspahić-Nadarević: Reports from different applicants

The Prosecutor's Office of B&H has opened a case against the Chief Disciplinary Prosecutor Alena Kurspahić-Nadarević

The Alliance for a Better Future of B&amp;H considers the statement of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in B&amp;H regarding the cooperation between Bosnia and Herzegovina and NATO to be completely unnecessary and inappropriate.
Bosnia and Herzegovina, as a sovereign European state, will decide on its security and defense policy in its institutions independently and without accepting anyone's pressures or threats, as well as on EU and Euro-Atlantic integration as a natural goal that our country strives for.
We remind you that the NATO alliance, as well as the European Union, are not only the security or geostrategic interest of B&amp;H, but the highest civilizational achievements of cooperation between states and peoples.

B&H, as a sovereign European state, will decide on its security and defense policy in its institutions independently and without accepting anyone's pressures or threats

SBB considers the statement of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in B&H regarding the cooperation between Bosnia and Herzegovina and NATO to be completely unnecessary and inappropriate

SBB B&H: NATO and the EU are the highest civilizational achievements of cooperation between states and peoples

Every country has the sovereign right to choose its own security arrangements, it was said for "Avaz" from the NATO headquarters in Brussels, in response to the warning of the Russian Embassy in B&amp;H that Russia will have to react in case of practical rapprochement between B&amp;H and NATO.

-Whether countries decide to cooperate with NATO – either through partnerships or as full members of the Alliance - is up to each individual applicant and the 30 Allies. No third party has the right to intervene or veto such a process. Any threats in this respect are unacceptable - NATO spokeswoman Oana Lungescu told us.
She added that the time of spheres of influence is over.

-NATO and Bosnia and Herzegovina have a long-standing and mutually beneficial cooperation. Cooperation with NATO does not prejudge any potential future NATO membership for Bosnia and Herzegovina. We fully respect the country’s sovereignty and independence and we welcome Bosnia and Herzegovina’s continued contributions to our Euro-Atlantic security – concluded Lungescu.

No third party has the right to intervene or veto a partnership or NATO membership, Lungescu says

Lungescu: The time of spheres of influence is over

From NATO for "Avaz" about the messages of the Russian Embassy in B&H: Threats are unacceptable

Bulgaria on Friday detained six of its citizens in the capital Sofia accused of spying in favor of Russia.

Chief Public Prosecutor Ivan Gesev said six Bulgarian citizens, members of different government bodies, were detained for allegedly spying for Russia.
-We must be proud of our intelligence. We have not achieved such success since the communists came to power in 1944. Our intelligence is a source of honor- said Gesev.
Gesev noted that the detainees are soldiers and bureaucrats from the Defense Ministry, military intelligence, and other government bodies.
-We are not enemies of Bulgaria, we are patriots. We do not sell our country for coins. We love our homeland without hating any state- Gesev added.
The spokeswoman of the Office of the Chief Public Prosecutor, Siyika Mileva, said the head of the organization arrested by the operation was a former senior military intelligence officer and was trained in Moscow.
She added that the head of the organization is in contact with personnel who have access to confidential information in the Defense Ministry.
It was also noted that these six people have received money from Russian diplomats in an envelope.
Bulgaria had expelled six Russian diplomats by declaring them "persona non grata" on espionage charges.
Last December, Russia's Military Attache in Sofia Vasiliyi Sazanovic was deported.

We must be proud of Bulgarian intelligence, says Chief Prosecutor Ivan Gesev

It was also noted that these six people have received money from Russian diplomats in an envelope

Bulgaria detains 6 on espionage for Russia

Norway's police has launched an investigation into an alleged breach of COVID-19 restrictions by Prime Minister Erna Solberg, public media reported Friday.

According to Norwegian Broadcasting, Solberg held a birthday celebration with 13 people in a restaurant at the Geilo Ski Center and then continued the celebrations with 14 people in an indoor space.
People in Norway are allowed to gather indoors with a maximum of 10 people.
The prime minister's action has drawn harsh criticism from the public for flouting those rules.
Speaking to NRK, Solberg said: -I warned people every day to abide by the restrictions. I should have followed those myself.-The Nordic country has reported 84,553 virus cases and 648 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic.

Erna Solberg reportedly had dinner with 13 people flouting pandemic restrictions

Norway's premier under probe for breaching restrictions

The World Health Organization (WHO) exhorted the world to keep administering AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 shots on Friday, adding its endorsement to that of European and British regulators after concerns over blood clotting.

-We urge countries to continue using this important COVID-19 vaccine- WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a news conference in Geneva.
He was speaking after the global health body’s vaccine safety panel said available data about the AstraZeneca shot did not point to any overall increase in clotting conditions.
European and British regulators also said this week that the benefits of AstraZeneca’s shot outweighed the risks, prompting various nations to lift their suspensions.
-The AstraZeneca vaccine is especially important because it accounts for more than 90% of the vaccines being distributed through COVAX- Tedros added, referring to a WHO-led global vaccine-sharing scheme.
-There is no question. COVID-19 is a deadly disease, and the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine can prevent it. It’s also important to remember that COVID-19 itself can cause blood clots and low platelets.-The WHO’s global advisory committee on vaccine safety said in a statement that the AstraZeneca vaccine had a “positive benefit-risk profile” and “tremendous potential” to prevent infections and reduce deaths.
The WHO panel of 12 independent experts, who met virtually on Tuesday and on Thursday, reviewed safety data from Europe, the United Kingdom, India, and WHO’s global database.
-While very rare and unique thromboembolic events in combination with thrombocytopenia, such as cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST), have also been reported following vaccination with the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine in Europe, it is not certain that they have been caused by vaccination- it said.

European and British regulators also said this week that the benefits of AstraZeneca’s shot outweighed the risks, prompting various nations to lift their suspensions

WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus: We urge countries to continue using this important COVID-19 vaccine

Keep using AstraZeneca vaccine, WHO urges world

Turkish officials on Friday accused Greek coast guards of handcuffing seven migrants and throwing them into the Aegean Sea without life jackets, resulting in at least three deaths.

In the latest dispute about so-called "pushbacks" of people seeking refuge in Europe, Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu tweeted images that he said showed Turkey's rescue of two of the migrants.
-Greek coast guards battered seven migrants, took their belongings, tied their hands in plastic cuffs and threw them in the sea without life jackets- Soylu tweeted.
The Turkish coast guard later issued a statement saying they had rescued three people and found the bodies of two others, while a third died in hospital.
-The search for the last missing person continues- the Turkish coast guards said.
The images tweeted by Soylu showed one of the apparent survivors saying in rudimentary Turkish that his group was arrested on the Greek island of Chios on Thursday.
-They took our phones and our money, then beat us- the man says in the clip.
Greece denies violating the law while protecting its coasts.
A probe into allegations of illegal migrant pushbacks on the Greece-Turkey maritime border concluded this month that the EU's border agency Frontex needed to make "urgent improvements" in its transparency.
The final report said poor reporting practises meant that investigators could not clearly determine if pushbacks had occurred in five of the cases under review.
Pushbacks prevent asylum-seekers from making claims for protected status, and if practised indiscriminately can constitute a violation of core EU human rights laws and the 1951 Geneva Convention.
Greek Migration Minister Notis Mitarachi told AFP this week that his country protects its borders "in accordance to European regulations and international law."
-We haven't returned boats. We have prevented boats from entering European and Greek territory, but this is something allowed by the regulations- Mitarachi said.

Greece denies violating the law while protecting its coasts

The Turkish coast guard later issued a statement saying they had rescued three people and found the bodies of two others, while a third died in hospital

Turkey accuses Greece of leaving handcuffed migrants at sea

Finnish authorities said Friday they had traced a cyber attack against the country's parliament last year to a hacker group associated with the Chinese government.

The Finnish parliament announced in December that it had been the target of a cyber espionage operation.
The attack -- which speaker of the house Anu Vehvilainen dubbed "a serious threat against our democracy and Finnish society" -- had been carried out at an unspecified date "during the autumn."
Finland's security service SUPO traced the attack to an actor which US security firm FireEye has designated APT31, believed to be acting at the behest of China's government.
-We are quite sure of the conclusion, but unfortunately we can't comment on the methodology- a spokeswoman for SUPO told AFP in an email.
SUPO also couldn't comment on what sort of information may have been compromised, as the matter was still the subject of an investigation.
-We can state that the operation targeted the very heart of Finnish decision-making and is considered a very serious matter- the spokeswoman said.
According to FireEye, APT31 focuses on "obtaining information that can provide the Chinese government and state-owned enterprises with political, economic, and military advantages."

The attack had been carried out at an unspecified date "during the autumn"

Finland's security service SUPO traced the attack to an actor which US security firm FireEye has designated APT31, believed to be acting at the behest of China's government

Finland says Chinese hackers behind parliament attack

There is no causal link between the death of a 43-year-old woman and the AstraZeneca virus vaccine she was given, Spanish health authorities said on Friday.

The AstraZeneca jab has been in the spotlight over a possible link to blood clots, but the European Medical agency has given it the all-clear and several EU countries resumed vaccinations with it on Friday.-There exists no cause/effect relationship between the administering of the AstraZeneca vaccine and the death of this woman- said Jess Aguirre, health official for the southern region of Andalusia.
The person who died was a 43-year-old maths teacher in the southern city of Marbella with no pre-existing health conditions.
She suffered a cerebral haemorrhage and had complained of headaches after having the jab, but doctors had attributed the headaches to the normal side effects associated with the vaccine, Diario Sur newspaper reported.
Spain halted use of the AstraZeneca vaccine in mid-March, along with several other countries but, following the EMA all-clear, announced on Thursday that it will resume administering the jabs next week.
The Andalusian health authority confirmed to AFP that no "causal link" had been found between the vaccine and the woman's death, according to the preliminary autopsy report.
Her case is one of three investigations underway concerning people who suffered from thrombosis after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Health Minister Carolina Darias told a news conference on Wednesday that she "understood the concerns", but stressed that Spain has so far recorded just those three cases of thrombosis out of the 975,661 people who have received the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Spain has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, with more than 3.2 million cases registered and over 72,900 deaths.

The person who died was a 43-year-old maths teacher in the southern city of Marbella with no pre-existing health conditions

The AstraZeneca jab has been in the spotlight over a possible link to blood clots

No link between woman's death and AstraZeneca jab

India's wealthiest state Maharashtra and its capital Mumbai recorded on Friday the most daily coronavirus cases since the pandemic began, stoking a new nationwide wave.

The Asian nation of 1.3 billion people was this month overtaken by Brazil as the country with the second most infections after cases dipped in December and January.
But recent weeks have seen an uptick, particularly in Maharashtra which on Friday reported a record 25,833 new cases, with financial capital and megacity Mumbai logging 2,877.
In total India recorded almost 40,000 new cases -- almost double the rate of a week earlier -- although still less than half the peak of almost 100,000 seen in September.
Several badly hit states including Maharashtra, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh have imposed fresh restrictions such as curbs on movement and public gatherings in some cities.
However, major nationwide restrictions imposed during a months-long lockdown last year have mostly been lifted, with immense religious and political gatherings taking place.
-There is going to be no lockdown in the state- Gujarat chief minister Vijay Rupani said on Thursday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi told regional leaders earlier this week to step up efforts to contain the pandemic and to ramp up testing.
-We have to stop the emerging second peak of the pandemic through quick and decisive steps- Modi told the virtual meeting.
-In recent weeks, some 70 districts have witnessed a more than 150 percent increase in the number of cases and if we do not stop the pandemic right now, it could lead to a nationwide outbreak.-India has so far administered almost 40 million vaccines, with the aim of inoculating 300 million people by the end of July.
In total the country has recorded more than 11.5 million cases and almost 160,000 deaths.

The Asian nation of 1.3 billion people was this month overtaken by Brazil as the country with the second most infections after cases dipped in December and January

India has so far administered almost 40 million vaccines, with the aim of inoculating 300 million people by the end of July

Neo-Nazis using social media to recruit young people

COVID-19 confirmed in 818 people in B&H, with 73 deaths

UKCRS suspends surgical procedures and the work of reception clinics

Five-day AFB&H course on gender equality begins

AstraZeneca says vaccine 80% effective for elderly, no blood clot risk

Confession of Nesad Džaferović: Disciplinary prosecutor Alena Kurspahić released her father, who killed mine!

The Prosecutor's Office of B&H has opened a case against the Chief Disciplinary Prosecutor Alena Kurspahić-Nadarević

SBB B&H: NATO and the EU are the highest civilizational achievements of cooperation between states and peoples

From NATO for "Avaz" about the messages of the Russian Embassy in B&H: Threats are unacceptable

Bulgaria detains 6 on espionage for Russia

Norway's premier under probe for breaching restrictions

Keep using AstraZeneca vaccine, WHO urges world

Turkey accuses Greece of leaving handcuffed migrants at sea

Finland says Chinese hackers behind parliament attack

No link between woman's death and AstraZeneca jab

Mumbai logs most COVID cases since start of pandemic

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Neo-Nazis using social media to recruit young people

COVID-19 confirmed in 818 people in B&H, with 73 deaths

UKCRS suspends surgical procedures and the work of reception clinics

Five-day AFB&H course on gender equality begins

AstraZeneca says vaccine 80% effective for elderly, no blood clot risk

Confession of Nesad Džaferović: Disciplinary prosecutor Alena Kurspahić released her father, who killed mine!

The Prosecutor's Office of B&H has opened a case against the Chief Disciplinary Prosecutor Alena Kurspahić-Nadarević

SBB B&H: NATO and the EU are the highest civilizational achievements of cooperation between states and peoples

From NATO for "Avaz" about the messages of the Russian Embassy in B&H: Threats are unacceptable

Bulgaria detains 6 on espionage for Russia

Norway's premier under probe for breaching restrictions

Keep using AstraZeneca vaccine, WHO urges world

Turkey accuses Greece of leaving handcuffed migrants at sea

Finland says Chinese hackers behind parliament attack

No link between woman's death and AstraZeneca jab

Mumbai logs most COVID cases since start of pandemic