Another bus was set on fire in Northern Ireland on Sunday night, according to local media, as tensions over the Northern Ireland Protocol continue to escalate.

Around 8 PM on Sunday, four masked men hijacked a bus in Co Antrim, in the northern part of Northern Ireland, ordered the driver and passengers off, and set the bus on fire. The incident took place near a Unionist area.
Last Monday, another bus was hijacked and burned in a unionist part of Co Down – that is, an area favoring Northern Ireland remaining part of the UK – another county in Northern Ireland.
In order to avoid a hard border on the island of Ireland, British Prime Boris Johnson negotiated the Northern Ireland protocol as part of his Brexit deal with the European Union, placing a de facto border instead between Northern Ireland and Great Britain.
This is because the protocol basically means that Northern Ireland still has to abide by some EU rules, and certain goods from the UK to Northern Ireland have to be checked.
The protocol is unpopular with Northern Irish unionists, who see it as putting too much distance between them and the UK mainland.
Jeffrey Donaldson, leader of the DUP, Northern Ireland’s largest unionist party, tweeted: “This is senseless. Such criminal behaviour could lead to death or serious injury. This only harms local people and local communities. It serves no cause whatsoever. The ringleaders should step back. Change is brought about by politics not by burning buses.”
Northern Irish Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon called it “disgraceful and disgusting that our public transport workers have been targeted for attack again,” adding that this is the fourth attack this year.
- The criminals behind these reckless and cowardly attacks have done nothing more than harm their local community, depriving them of a critical public service - she said.
Gerry Kelly, a lawmaker in the Northern Irish legislature for Sinn Fein, Northern Ireland’s largest nationalist party, said: "There is absolutely no place in our society for this criminality and violence.
- We need to see clear condemnation from unionist leaders tonight of this violence and further attempts to stir up tensions. Words and actions are very important, and I would urge unionist leaders to end the provocative language and dishonesty around the protocol.-

"Change is brought about by politics not by burning buses", said leader of Northern Ireland's largest unionist party

Another bus was set on fire in Northern Ireland on Sunday night

UK: Another bus set on fire in Northern Ireland

Speaker of the House of Representatives of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly Denis Zvizdić, after a meeting of members of both houses of the state parliament with the US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Gabriel Escobar, told reporters that the first significant message that he was not here as an individual, rather than coming as a representative of the US administration and advocating and presenting the US policy toward B&amp;H.According to him, the important message that Escobar conveyed was that the security situation in B&amp;H will remain calm, that the Dayton PA remains the basis of the US policy towards B&amp;H and that no one has the right to unilaterally change the essence of the DPA or the level of reforms achieved in B&amp;H.
 




Answering reporters' questions, he said that sanctions were not mentioned at this meeting, but it seems to him that the messages that Escobar conveyed at the meeting with the members of the Presidency of B&amp;H as well and at the meeting with us, have been very clear.
- And these are that the United States is fully behind the Dayton Peace Agreement, the B&amp;H Constitution which clearly speaks about the prerogatives of the state, from territorial integrity to the sovereignty of B&amp;H, that no one has the right to unilaterally violate the Dayton Agreement or derogate the reforms achieved in the last couple of decades in B&amp;H and that the US fully stands behind further integration processes in B&amp;H. I think that these are messages from which one can very easily read the position of the United States and their serious determination to defend those positions - concluded Zvizdić.
He says that this should be a clear message to all those who are at the moment trying to unilaterally change the reforms achieved at the state level. 
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According to him, the important message that Escobar conveyed was that the security situation in B&H will remain calm

Zvizdić: The United States fully stands behind the Dayton Agreement

The United States, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has provided an additional USD 1.8 million to help Bosnia and Herzegovina fight COVID-19 and better respond to the global pandemic. 

In cooperation with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in B&amp;H, USAID will improve vaccination management, communication, monitoring and coordination of B&amp;H's pandemic response.
The start of the joint project was marked by the signing of an agreement between USAID Program Director Savannah Thomas Arrigo and UNICEF Representative in B&amp;H Rownak Khan, which was attended by Deputy Chief of Mission at the US Embassy Deborah Mennuti and UN Resident Coordinator in B&amp;H Ingrid Macdonald.
- Focused on vaccination management, communication, monitoring and overall coordination, this USAID assistance will significantly improve the response of the B&amp;H health sector to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will save more lives and mitigate the devastating effects of the virus - Savannah Thomas Arrigo said.
Khan pointed out that USAID is one of the main donors to Bosnia and Herzegovina in response to COVID-19, and that the agreement signed today is proof of their ongoing commitment to supporting Bosnia and Herzegovina's health sector.
- UNICEF's response strategy is based and developed on significant investments that have supported all levels of the health sector and responses to health crises in recent years, and relies on risk communication networks, especially for the most vulnerable communities - she added.
Including these funds, USAID has supported Bosnia and Herzegovina since the beginning of the pandemic with a total of USD 11.2 million in mitigation assistance to COVID, using direct and redirected funds.
That support builds on decades of U.S. work to save lives and a leading position in tackling the global health crisis. Over the past 60 years, USAID has saved millions of lives by fighting diseases such as Ebola, HIV / AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, and now COVID-19, USAID said.

In cooperation with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in B&H, USAID will improve vaccination management, communication, monitoring and coordination of B&H's pandemic response

The start of the joint project was marked by the signing of an agreement between USAID Program Director Savannah Thomas Arrigo and UNICEF Representative in B&H Rownak Khan

US provides an additional USD 1.8 million to help B&H fight COVID-19

B&amp;H Presidency member Milorad Dodik said today after a meeting with US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Gabriel Escobar that war is not an option for resolving any issues in B&amp;H and that all processes should be political.

Dodik said that the issue of war is a topic that has no real basis.
- Neither I nor anyone from the Republic of Srpska called for war as an option, and in that respect we absolutely agree that peace and stability should be preserved. Republic of Srpska will continue to take care of itself, because that is the only way to preserve the constitutional B&amp;H - said Dodik.

<h2>"We are for a constitutional B&H"</h2>

He said that he made concrete proposals to Escobar, stating that "all those who are seber rattling in B&amp;H should be the subject of quick interventions.”

- International forces should be directed against such people. No one is allowed to use weapons against others - Dodik emphasized.
He informed Escobar, he says, that all political actions should be constitutional actions.
- We have no intention of undermining territorial integrity. We do not share the value of B&amp;H, which is created by violating the Constitution. We are for a constitutional B&amp;H - said Dodik.

Speaking about Dayton, he underlined that there are no problems with Escobar on that issue.

- They see it in some other form, and we see it in a form that is connected to the constant destabilization of Srpska. We do not share the value of B&amp;H, which was created by violating the Constitution - Dodik stated.
On this occasion, he referred to the fact that the public should know that the Armed Forces of B&amp;H cannot fill the quotas for Serbs and Croats, because they don’t want to go to that army.
- We do not want Muslims to enter those quotas that belong to Serbs and Croats and for it to be a Muslim army - said Dodik.

Republic of Srpska will continue to take care of itself, because that is the only way to preserve the constitutional B&H, he emphasized

Dodik: War is not an option for resolving any issues in B&H

US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Gabriel Escobar met today in Sarajevo with members of the Collegia of the House of Representatives and the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&amp;H PA).
The meeting is attended by the Speaker of the House of Representatives Denis Zvizdić, Deputy Speakers Borjana Krišto and Nebojša Radmanović, and Deputy Speakers of the House of Peoples Bakir Izetbegović and Nikola Špirić, and head of the Croat caucus in the House of Peoples Lidija Bradar.&nbsp;

The meeting is attended by Denis Zvizdić, Borjana Krišto, Nebojša Radmanović, Bakir Izetbegović, Nikola Špirić and Lidija Bradar

Escobar meets with members of B&H PA Collegia

Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Šefik Džaferović claims that B&amp;H must continue its path towards the European Union, as well as fulfilling the obligations from the Opinion of the European Commission and the adopted Reform Program.

He met today with US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State and Special Envoy for the Western Balkans, Gabriel Escobar, who is on his first official visit to B&amp;H.

Džaferović said that the need for economic cooperation in the Western Balkans was emphasized at the meeting.
- It is necessary for the countries of the Western Balkans to cooperate economically within the regional economic market, the Berlin Process and under the auspices of the EU - Džaferović emphasized.
He said that he reminded at the meeting that on November 10, 2020, B&amp;H signed a number of documents in Sofia when it comes to regional cooperation.
- Some things need to be clarified when it comes to the initiatives of Belgrade, Tirana and Skopje regarding the Open Balkans. My position is that B&amp;H must go through regional cooperation and that the implementation of documents from Sofia should start - he said.

<h2>There will be no unilateral reduction of reforms</h2>

Džaferović pointed out that the blockade is absolutely unacceptable, that the institutions must be unblocked immediately and that there is no reduction in the achieved levels of reforms.

We consider it important to look at the relations between B&amp;H and its neighbors in order to resolve open issues.
- It is a border agreement, I think it is necessary to immediately finalize the processes of concluding an agreement on the state border with Serbia and Croatia, as the borders were on the day of the international recognition of B&amp;H - he pointed out.
He emphasized that there will be no unilateral reduction of reforms, interpretation or destruction of reforms, which was confirmed at the meeting, adding that all reforms made in the last 26 years were done within the framework of the Dayton Peace Agreement.
He did not particularly want to comment on the meetings that B&amp;H Presidency member Milorad Dodik had over the weekend with the Prime Ministers of Hungary and Slovenia, Viktor Orban and Janez Janša, emphasizing and that the most important for him is that peace and stability in B&amp;H would be preserved.

We consider it important to look at the relations between B&H and its neighbors in order to resolve open issues

Džaferović: B&H must continue its path towards the European Union

There will be no war in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Dayton remains the basis of US policy, said Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Željko Komšić today, conveying messages from the US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State and Special Envoy for the Western Balkans Gabriel Escobar, who is on his first official visit to B&amp;H since he was appointed to the post.

After the meeting with Escobar, Komšić told reporters that he said that Serbia is not interested in any kind of conflict in B&amp;H and around B&amp;H, and that the perspective of the entire region is in the integration of all six Western Balkan countries and all initiatives in that direction were acceptable, including the Open Balkans initiative.

He also emphasizes that Escobar's assessment is that everything that is happening in B&amp;H is an artificial crisis, that there is no real basis for it. He also stressed that the United States will monitor the situation, and that nothing regarding changes to any borders, relations defined by the Dayton Peace Agreement, will not be acceptable to the United States.
Chairman Komšić added that the United States believes that the enlargement of the European Union to the Western Balkans is an imperative not only for B&amp;H and this region, but also for the entire European Union.
Although there are different attitudes and approaches of the countries within the European Union, the United States believes that the Western Balkans must go stronger towards the EU integration processes, Komšić emphasizes.

<h2>They did not discuss changes to the Election Law</h2>

He added that there is a large capacity for economic growth in B&amp;H, which can ensure a significantly better life, and the interlocutors exchanged views on the need for stronger involvement of institutions in addressing corruption.

- Prosecutor's offices must do their job, without looking who they will investigate and call when it comes to corruption and crime - Komšić underlined.
He says that they did not discuss changes to the Election Law that the international community is currently insisting on, and that Escobar did not mention any US sanctions and did not exert any political pressure on pro-Bosnian parties.
- There is no reason not to believe Escobar that there will be no war. He also said that nothing will change regarding Dayton - he pointed out.
As for enlargement, Komšić said that we must not give up on joining the European Union and that no matter how Europe sets itself, B&amp;H must not give up because that would be a punishment for all future generations.

The United States will monitor the situation, and that nothing regarding changes to any borders, relations defined by the Dayton Peace Agreement, will not be acceptable to the United States

Komšić: Escobar assessed that an artificial crisis has been created in B&H

The Ambassador of the United States of America to Bosnia and Herzegovina Eric Nelson organized a working dinner with members of the organization "East West Bridge" in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as with members of the organization "Youth for Peace" with Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs of the State Department Gabriel Escobar on the occasion of his visit to B&amp;H.

The members of these organizations discussed the visions of the future of B&amp;H with an emphasis on young people in B&amp;H and their stronger role, as well as involvement in future positive processes in B&amp;H and the region.
The message that there will be no war in B&amp;H was repeated and that young people should dedicate themselves to a common brighter future, their further education and active role in building a better society of equal opportunities and equal rights for all citizens in B&amp;H, announced the East West Bridge.

Emphasis was on young people in B&H and their stronger role, as well as involvement in future positive processes in B&H and the region

The message that there will be no war in B&H was repeated

Nelson and Escobar discuss visions of B&H's future with EWB members

US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State and Special Envoy of President Joe Biden Gabriel Escobar started his first official visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina talking with youth activists and business leaders.

As the US Embassy in B&amp;H announced on its official Twitter account, they discussed the costs of blocked reforms and political efforts to move B&amp;H backward, not forward, on its path to European Union standards for rule of law, security and prosperity.
Escobar will meet today in separate meetings with the chairman and members of the Presidency of B&amp;H, Željko Komšić, Šefik Džaferović and Milorad Dodik.
During the visit, Escobar will visit Sarajevo and Banja Luka to reiterate US support for Bosnia and Herzegovina's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and to discuss key corruption issues with officials and call on all leaders to return to dialogue and compromise.

They discussed the costs of blocked reforms and political efforts to move B&H backward, not forward, on its path to European Union standards for rule of law, security and prosperity

Escobar meets with youth activists and business leaders

Pfizer said its COVID-19 pill reduces the risk of hospitalization or death by 89%, a statement from the US pharmaceutical giant said Friday.

No deaths were reported in patients who received the company's COVID-19 oral antiviral pill PAXLOVID in the overall study population through Day 28, compared to 10 deaths in patients who received a placebo, it said.
The study was based on data from 1,219 adults who were enrolled by Sept. 29 and had a laboratory-confirmed diagnosis of SARS-CoV-2 infection within a five-day period, as well as at least one medical condition associated with an increased risk of developing severe illness from COVID-19, it added.
The company said it will submit the study to the US' Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for emergency use authorization as soon as possible.
The news makes Pfizer the second company in the world to develop a pill against the coronavirus after Merck's oral antiviral treatment drug Molnupiravir, announced on Oct. 1.

No deaths reported in patients receiving oral antiviral pill PAXLOVID through Day 28, says US pharmaceutical

No deaths were reported in patients who received the company's COVID-19 oral antiviral pill PAXLOVID

Pfizer says its COVID pill reduces risk of hospitalization, death by 89%

Representatives of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), led by IOM Regional Program Officer Junaid Khan, visited Border Police units in Zvornik, Trebinje and the Joint Center for Police Cooperation between B&amp;H, Montenegro and Serbia.
 
The aim of the visit was to exchange experiences and introduce IOM representatives to migration flows along the B&amp;H border, where the greatest migratory pressure is, the B&amp;H Border Police (BPB&amp;H) announced.
Members of the Border Police units in Zvornik and Trebinje presented the current situation and measures they are taking in connection with illegal migration and informed IOM representatives about the challenges they face in performing tasks aimed at preventing illegal border crossings.
During the visit to these units, IOM representatives also visited critical points of illegal crossings.
It is stated that members of the BPB&amp;H have deterred more than 4,900 people from trying to cross the state border illegally since the beginning of the year, and since the beginning of the migrant crisis, the greatest pressure has been on the eastern part of the state border.
B&amp;H Border Police and IOM have been cooperating since the establishment of this police agency, and it was concluded that IOM's support is extremely important, especially in the fight against illegal migration, given that the Border Police is struggling with a lack of material and technical resources.

The aim of the visit was to exchange experiences and introduce IOM representatives to migration flows along the B&H border, where the greatest migratory pressure is

BP B&H: IOM's support is important in the fight against illegal migration

EUFOR has confirmed that the UN Security Council has unanimously approved the extension of EUFOR's mandate for another 12 months.

This means that EUFOR will continue to support local authorities in maintaining a safe and stable environment, in close cooperation with law enforcement agencies and the B&amp;H Armed Forces, it is said in a press release. 
- With the renewal of EUFOR's mandate, the international community has sent a clear message of support and trust, acknowledging the results that Operation Althea has achieved over the past 17 years, especially EUFOR's contribution to preserving peace and stability in B&amp;H.&nbsp;EUFOR is ready to continue performing its duties and fulfilling all its tasks in order to support a safe and stable environment in accordance with the mandate and with 100% commitment to B&amp;H, its citizens and the country's progress on the path to EU integration - said EUFOR HQ Sarajevo.This also includes support for the B&amp;H Master Plan for Ammunition, Weapons and Mines and Explosives, Demining and collective training with the B&amp;H Armed Forces, which as multiethnic and trained armed forces help restore citizens' trust in a stable and secure B&amp;H.

This also includes support for the B&H Master Plan for Ammunition, Weapons and Mines and Explosives, Demining and collective training with the B&H Armed Forces

EUFOR continues to support local authorities in maintaining stable environment

Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Željko Komšić will meet on Monday, November 8, with the US Special Envoy for the Western Balkans Gabriel Escobar, who is arriving on his first official visit since he was appointed to the post, it was confirmed for FENA from Chairman Komšić's office.

It was announced earlier that Escobar should meet with the Speaker and Deputy Speakers of both houses of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina Bakir Izetbegović, Dragan Čović, Nikola Špirić (House of Peoples) and Denis Zvizdić, Borjana Krišto and Nebojša Radmanović (House of Representatives).
Escobar's visit comes as political representatives from the entity of Republic of Srpska in Bosnia and Herzegovina have been blocking the work of state institutions since July this year, when amendments to the B&amp;H Criminal Code came into force, banning genocide denial and glorifying war criminals.
Milorad Dodik, a member of the B&amp;H Presidency and president of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), the ruling party from the RS, also announced withdrawal from the state institutions, and according to previous announcements, Escobar does not plan to meet with Dodik.

It was announced earlier that Escobar should meet with Bakir Izetbegović, Dragan Čović, Nikola Špirić, Denis Zvizdić, Borjana Krišto and Nebojša Radmanović

Escobar and Komšić are planned to meet in Sarajevo on Monday

Germany on Thursday called for an immediate cease-fire in Ethiopia amid an escalated fighting between government forces and Tigrayan rebels.

- All parties involved must immediately cease hostilities - German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said in a statement. - The Tigray People’s Liberation Front and its allies, including the Oromo Liberation Army, must end their offensive without delay. -Maas also called on the Ethiopian government to stop its airstrikes, and refrain from calls to mobilize the population.
- Together with its international partners, Germany will continue to work toward negotiations and a peaceful solution to the conflict - he stressed.
Maas warned that the human suffering in the Tigray, Amhara and Afar regions has reached catastrophic proportions as a result of the mounting humanitarian emergency.
- Now, more than ever, humanitarian aid workers need unhindered access in order to do their life-saving work - he said.
Ethiopia declared a state of emergency on Monday, as the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) made military gains in the Amhara region, adjacent to Tigray region.
Last week, the TPLF said it has controlled the strategic cities of Disi and Kombolcha in the northern state of Amhara.
Millions have been internally displaced due to the Tigray conflict according to the UN, which has warned of a humanitarian catastrophe.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed sent troops into Tigray in November 2020 in response to attacks on army camps by the TPLF.

Foreign Minister Maas urges parties to end offensive, says Germany will support peaceful solution

Germany on Thursday called for an immediate cease-fire in Ethiopia

Germany calls for immediate end to hostilities in Ethiopia

Morocco's government spokesman Mustapha Baitas insisted Thursday that his country is neighborly to all of its neighbors.

- For the neighboring countries, Morocco sticks to the strict respect for the principles of good neighborliness with all - Baitas said at a news conference following a Cabinet meeting.
He added that Morocco’s foreign minister is responsible for diplomatic and international relations and once there is an issue, the foreign minister will make a statement or comment.
Baitas' comments were in response to Algeria's accusation early this week about Morocco killing three of its nationals.
Algeria's Presidency blamed Morocco on Wednesday for the killing of the Algerians in the border area with Mauritania. Their trucks were traveling between Algeria’s Ouargala province and Nouakchott in Mauritania.
Algeria severed diplomatic relations with Morocco on Aug. 24, accusing Rabat of having "hostile tendencies." Morocco dismissed the accusations.
Algerian-Moroccan ties have been tense for decades against the backdrop of the disputed Sahara region between Rabat and the Algeria-backed Polisario Front.

Comments follow Algeria's Presidency blaming Morocco for killing 3 Algerians

Algeria severed diplomatic relations with Morocco on Aug. 24

Morocco stresses its respect for being neighborly with all

The Spanish coast guard rescued 137 migrants who were attempting to reach the Canary Islands overnight, the emergency services said Thursday.

A pregnant woman was taken to a hospital, but the rest managed to survive the treacherous journey that has claimed hundreds of lives so far this year.
But a group that departed in mid-October did not have the same luck. Testimonies are beginning to emerge this week from the passengers on a boat where four babies, one man, and at least two women died on board.
Passengers told Spanish authorities that the ship that departed from Dakhla in Western Sahara hit a patch of rough weather, according to the Spanish news agency Efe.
With high waves, the passengers had to use their energy to bail out the water. But they had only brought three days' worth of supplies.
Eventually, food, water, and gasoline ran out. Altogether, they were at sea for 10 days.
One man collapsed overboard. Passengers began to drink urine and seawater as they saw more and more people, especially the youngest, succumb to thirst.
Once the Spanish coast guard found the lost ship, eight people were in serious condition, one of whom died. Around 50 people survived.
Spain’s Interior Ministry reports that nearly 17,000 people had made the irregular journey from Africa to the Canary Islands. That’s a 44% increase from last year when the island’s services were already overwhelmed by the number of arrivals.
By the end of August, the International Organization for Migration recorded 785 deaths, including 177 women and 50 children. The Spanish NGO Caminando Fronteras estimated in July that the number was closer to 2,000 people.
The rise in both arrivals and deaths comes despite ramped-up cooperation between Spain and source countries like Morocco, Mauritania, Senegal, and Gambia.
Increased Spanish financing for local coast control has blocked at least 8,000 people from reaching the Canary Islands, police sources told Spanish daily El Pais on Wednesday.
But growing political and environmental tensions in Africa, particularly the Sahel region, are driving a rising number of people to flee their homes and risk their lives to reach Europe.

4 babies, several others have died in recent weeks

Passengers told Spanish authorities that the ship that departed from Dakhla in Western Sahara hit a patch of rough weather, according to the Spanish news agency Efe

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Zvizdić: The United States fully stands behind the Dayton Agreement

US provides an additional USD 1.8 million to help B&H fight COVID-19

Dodik: War is not an option for resolving any issues in B&H

Escobar meets with members of B&H PA Collegia

Džaferović: B&H must continue its path towards the European Union

Komšić: Escobar assessed that an artificial crisis has been created in B&H

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Escobar meets with youth activists and business leaders

Pfizer says its COVID pill reduces risk of hospitalization, death by 89%

BP B&H: IOM's support is important in the fight against illegal migration

EUFOR continues to support local authorities in maintaining stable environment

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Germany calls for immediate end to hostilities in Ethiopia

Morocco stresses its respect for being neighborly with all

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UK: Another bus set on fire in Northern Ireland

Zvizdić: The United States fully stands behind the Dayton Agreement

US provides an additional USD 1.8 million to help B&H fight COVID-19

Dodik: War is not an option for resolving any issues in B&H

Escobar meets with members of B&H PA Collegia

Džaferović: B&H must continue its path towards the European Union

Komšić: Escobar assessed that an artificial crisis has been created in B&H

Nelson and Escobar discuss visions of B&H's future with EWB members

Escobar meets with youth activists and business leaders

Pfizer says its COVID pill reduces risk of hospitalization, death by 89%

BP B&H: IOM's support is important in the fight against illegal migration

EUFOR continues to support local authorities in maintaining stable environment

Escobar and Komšić are planned to meet in Sarajevo on Monday

Germany calls for immediate end to hostilities in Ethiopia

Morocco stresses its respect for being neighborly with all

More migrants taking dangerous maritime journey to Spain’s Canary Islands