Nermin Nikšić, President of the SDP, and Fahrudin Radončić, President of SBB, discussed today the current political situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region.
A special point of the meeting also referred to the arrival and meetings, which will be held with the United States Special Representative for Electoral Reform in B&amp;H Matthew Palmer and the Director of the European External Action Service Angelina Eichhorst.
The common position is that at this moment, the most important thing is to find solutions that are optimal for the future of B&amp;H and that the new and very difficult situation should not be used in a known way, that is to put party calculations and personal interests before the state interests.
Also, it was concluded that media placement and giving offers for joint signing of individual statements, without previous inter-party meetings and detailed talks, are not a productive and expected approach.
Nevertheless, the bodies of these two parties will discuss the offered Statement published by the SDA yesterday. The SDP has already announced that it will give its official statement at its Main Board, which is being held on Saturday, and SBB will do the same on Monday, after the Collegium of Presidents.
SDP and SBB will continue to advocate the already known political and legal positions regarding the amendments to the Election Law in meetings with representatives of the international community and, most importantly, in the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

A special point of the meeting also referred to the arrival and meetings, which will be held with Matthew Palmer and Angelina Eichhorst

Radončić met with Nikšić: Find solutions that are optimal for the future of B&H

Bosnia and Herzegovina is now in a situation where certain elected representatives paralyze the work of the state institutions, which is not in line with the oath taken, and politicians who do not focus on real challenges, in the long run, will not have support, said today in his address to the MPs in the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina the High Representative of the International Community in B&amp;H Christian Schmidt.

He said he intended to address lawmakers after 100 days of his term, which began on August 1 and is now about that time. He believed that he would speak in a more positive light, but everyone is aware of the situation in which B&amp;H now has found itself.
The work of the state institutions is still blocked since the political representatives of the B&amp;H entity of Republic of Srpska who were elected to state institutions refuse to participate in the work of institutions and do not attend today's session.
- Not all representatives are there, but I hope that they will attend and use the opportunity to discuss because the parliament is a place for dialogue - Schmidt underlined, recalling that even after arriving in B&amp;H, he invited his critics to talk, not to comment on each other through the media. 
He mentioned that he has met with numerous leaders in B&amp;H, but also in the region because he is of the opinion that they can contribute to a better environment, as well as with officials from several countries. He did all this in order to keep BiH in the focus and announced that he would soon address the United Nations Security Council.
- I assure you that the international community is involved in all this, but today I will not speculate on any decisions - said Schmidt, adding that there was no constructive dialogue in the parliament during this term, and the number of the passed laws has been minimal.
B&amp;H is now in a situation where institutions are paralyzed, says Schmidt, too much is questionable, although we know exactly what problems need to be solved for future generations, to move closer to the European Union and ensure a better future.
He says that the representatives from the entity of Republic of Srpska are bothered by the imposed amendment to the Criminal Code, which prohibits the denial of genocide and glorification of war criminals, but it applies to all victims, and at the same time they refuse to work in the institutions where laws are passed.
He, therefore, called on them to return to the institutions because that is the way responsible politicians behave, and in that way B&amp;H's path to the European Union would continue, saying that giving up the reforms achieved in the last 26 years is "playing politics over the interests of the citizens". 
He condemned the fact that the National Assembly of Republic of Srpska adopted a law establishing an entity medicines agency, asking them what kind of policy is that to dismantle an agency that works on protecting people's health.
- I do not underestimate the situation, I monitor it very carefully. I call on everyone to think about whether they want safe pharmacology and to give up trying to dismantle state institutions that, among other things, have brought the citizens of B&amp;H a visa-free regime and many other benefits - Schmidt added.
This unilateral regression, he reiterated, will jeopardize the country's European path, but also economic progress, and he asked who was willing to go in that direction, adding that the international community will not look at it idly standing by, and the citizens certainly do not want that.
Schmidt requested an address at the House of Representatives session to discuss the current political situation and growing political tensions and to present his views and priorities for the future.
The ambassadors of the member states of the Peace Implementation Council (PIC) Steering Board officially appointed Schmidt as High Representative on May 27, after he was nominated for the position by Germany. He officially took office on August 1.&nbsp;

He believed that he would speak in a more positive light, but everyone is aware of the situation in which B&H now has found itself

Schmidt: Representatives of the RS should return to the institutions

President of the Party of Democratic Action (SDA) Bakir Izetbegović said today that in talks with EU and US representatives he saw a willingness to talk seriously with the presidents of HDZ and SNSD and that a compromise solution is found.

After meeting with European External Action Service (EEAS) Director Angelina Eichhorst and US Special Envoy for Electoral Reform Matthew Palmer, Izetbegović said that Palmer's previous statements seemed to him that the solution would be to the detriment of the pro-Bosnian bloc.
- I think that I managed to prove to them that there will be no line of least resistance, but that the resistance will be harder and that a compromise solution will have to be found - said Izetbegović.
He added that Palmer explained to him the idea of deleting ethnic prefixes in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which he finds interesting, but the SDA still has no position on that.
Izetbegović stated that the proposals for the Presidency of B&amp;H are in line with the one from the April package.
He pointed out that the SDA is close to an agreement with the SDP, and that he thinks that both the Democratic Front and the Social Democrats of BiH are ready for an agreement.
Izetbegović believes that Milorad Dodik has less and less support for his behavior even among Serbs who are tired of his national issues before every election.

He stated that the proposals for the Presidency of B&H are in line with the one from the April package

Izetbegović: A compromise solution will have to be found

Director of the European External Action Service (EEAS) Angelina Eichhorst and the United States Special Envoy for Electoral Reform Matthew Palmer are on a joint visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina until October 30.

This joint visit is part of the ongoing efforts of the European Union and the United States in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a focus on constitutional and electoral reform needed for the country to make a decisive step forward on its EU path.
A joint press conference by Director Eichhorst and Special Envoy Palmer has been announced for Friday, October 29 at the EU House.
Palmer is coming to Sarajevo for the second time since he was appointed to this position and a new round of talks on electoral reform with the leaders of the position parties, but also the opposition leaders in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
However, on the eve of his arrival in Sarajevo, Palmer was in Zagreb, where he said that it would be difficult to reach an agreement on changes in the competencies of the House of Peoples of the B&amp;H Parliamentary Assembly and the FB&amp;H Parliament and that electoral reform should focus on the electoral model for the election of three members of the B&amp;H Presidency.

Focus will be on constitutional and electoral reform needed for the country to make a decisive step forward on its EU path

Palmer and Eichhorst visit B&H to talk to political leaders

Spain’s Constitutional Court ruled on Wednesday that part of the state of alarm that lasted from last November to May to fight COVID-19 was unconstitutional.

In a preview of the ruling, the court said declaring a six-month state of alarm went against the law.
During the first state of alarm, which was also declared unconstitutional, the Spanish government had to ask for Parliament’s approval to extend the emergency measures every 15 days.
The court said Spain's central government illegally overtook some of the power from the country's regional authorities.
The far-right Vox party was responsible for bringing the issue to the court.
Last July, the court had ruled that Spain's first state of emergency, which led to one of the strictest lockdowns in the Western world, also violated the country's Constitution.
As a result, the Spanish government said it will pay back the 1.1 million fines it collected from citizens breaking rules during the first lockdown in the spring of last year.
According to the Spanish daily El Mundo, more than 40,000 fines were issued during the second state of alarm, bolstering the state treasury by around €69 million ($79.9).

Central government illegally overtook powers from regional authorities, according to Constitutional Court

In a preview of the ruling, the court said declaring a six-month state of alarm went against the law

Court declares Spain’s 2nd COVID state of alarm unconstitutional

The volcano on the Spanish island of La Palma continued to erupt with force on Wednesday, spewing lava 600 meters (1,968 feet) into the air and intensifying seismic activity.

In the 24 hours leading up to Wednesday afternoon, Spain’s National Geographic Institute detected 150 earthquakes on the island, the largest of which had a magnitude of 4.8.
The institute Tuesday also noted that the ground on parts of the island swelled up by as much as 10 centimeters (3.9 inches).
On Tuesday night, part of the volcanic cone collapsed in on itself, allowing lava to flow out more powerfully and shift its path.
A new river of lava started flowing to the south, but it stopped just 150 meters (492 feet) away from a solar energy farm, said Miguel Angel Morcuende, head of the volcano emergency services PEVOLCA, on Wednesday.
After posting images of the lava flows reaching twice the height of Eiffel Tower, the volcano institute INVOLCAN shared a video of a dense collum of ash filling the sky.
Many of the nearby areas that have not been bulldozed by lava have been instead flooded with fine black ash.
The emissions of sulfur dioxide have also been on the rise, reaching an average of 40,800 tons per day, suggesting to experts that the end of the eruption is still far away.
According to Pedro Antonio Hernandez of INVOLCAN, sulfur dioxide emissions will have to drop to 250 tons a day before it is over.
So far, 908 hectares (2,243 acres) of the small island have been overtaken by lava and more than 2,000 buildings have been destroyed, according to the Copernicus Satellite.
The banana industry, one of the island’s strongest economic sectors, has already lost around €100 million ($116 million), according to the Canary Islands government.
The tourism industry is also suffering, with La Palma’s airport the only one in Spain that is expected to see a drop in flights this winter.

Increasing sulfur dioxide emissions suggest end of eruption is still far away

In the 24 hours leading up to Wednesday afternoon, Spain’s National Geographic Institute detected 150 earthquakes on the island, the largest of which had a magnitude of 4.8

Lava spews from La Palma volcano twice as high as Eiffel Tower

Turkey's national defense minister discussed on Wednesday with his Serbian counterpart defense and security cooperation.

Hulusi Akar received Nebojša Stefanović in the Turkish capital Ankara on Wednesday.
After a one-on-one meeting, the two ministers co-chaired a meeting between delegations of the two countries that exchanged views on bilateral and regional defense, and cooperation on security and the defense industry.
Akar said relations in the fields of defense and security between Turkey and Serbia will continue to progress rapidly in line with the vision of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Serbian counterpart Aleksandar Vučić.
Noting that dialogue between Turkey and Serbia contributes to regional peace, Akar said stability in the Balkans is among Turkey's priorities.
Earlier, Stefanović visited Anitkabir, the mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey.

Hulusi Akar, Nebojša Stefanović meet in Turkish capital Ankara

Serbian, Turkish defense ministers discuss security cooperation

High Representative Christian Schmidt paid a visit to the B&amp;H Constitutional Court, where he met with Court President Mato Tadić and his associates.

The High Representative outlined the importance of fully respecting the independence and the authority of the B&amp;H Constitutional Court, including the enforcement of the decisions of the Court that are final and binding.
This is not only a constitutional obligation but also a prerequisite for further strengthening of the rule of law and the legal stability of the country and for honoring commitments undertaken on the EU accession path.
- The B&amp;H Constitutional Court is a key institution for upholding the B&amp;H Constitution and resolving disputes arising under the Constitution. In the past period, the Court greatly contributed to the implementation of the Dayton Peace Agreement, ensuring respect for the Rule of Law and acting as the ultimate institutional guarantee for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms - said High Representative Schmidt.

The High Representative outlined the importance of fully respecting the independence and the authority of the B&H Constitutional Court, including the enforcement of the decisions of the Court that are final and binding

Christian Schmidt meets with Mato Tadić

Director of the European External Action Service (EEAS) Angelina Eichhorst will be visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina together with the United States Special Envoy for Electoral Reform Matthew Palmer from October 27 to 30, the EU Delegation to B&amp;H announced today. 

The joint visit is part of the continuing EU - U.S. facilitation efforts in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a focus on the constitutional and electoral reform needed for the country to make a decisive step forward on its EU path.
A joint press conference by Director Eichhorst and Special Envoy Palmer has been announced for Friday, October 29, at 14:15 hrs. at the EU House.

The focus will be on the constitutional and electoral reform needed for the country to make a decisive step forward on its EU path

Eichhorst and Palmer on a joint visit to B&H

NATO continues to support the authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina in their efforts to achieve greater stability and security, stated the NATO headquarters in Sarajevo after a visit by the HQ Commander, Brigadier General Eric Folkestad to Doboj.

Support in civilian emergencies and arms control are just two areas in which NATO continues to support the B&amp;H authorities in the interest of greater security of citizens, Folkestad stressed today during his two-day visit.
Brigadier General Folkestad visited the Technical Workshop for Ammunition Repair and Destruction (TROM) Doboj and thanked the people who have a responsible and difficult task important for public safety, and include testing and destruction of old, often corroded and unstable ammunition.
- NATO is one of the organizations that provided support for the destruction of almost 27,000 tons of ammunition and explosives in B&amp;H, but much remains to be done. We know that improperly stored and unstable ammunition and weapons pose a risk to public safety and we are cooperating to address these issues with the Ministry of Defense, the Armed Forces, the Joint Committee on Defense and Security of the B&amp;H Parliamentary Assembly and organizations such as the EU and OSCE. The people who work in this workshop in Doboj serve the public in an important way, make B&amp;H safer for future generations, with the support of NATO, our allies and the international community - said General Folkestad.
He added that when Doboj was hit by floods, NATO was among the first to be on the spot and helped bring the Health Center back to its purpose and supported the users of the Home for the Elderly.
- That is what NATO is doing. We are there for our friends when needed. At other times, we work in partnership with the authorities to make everyone safer - either by helping rescue services prepare for floods, helping with COVID, or by helping to destroy mines and surplus unstable ammunition - Folkestad said.

Support in civilian emergencies and arms control are just two areas in which NATO continues to support the B&H authorities in the interest of greater security of citizens

NATO HQ Commander, General Eric Folkestad visits Doboj

One of the most successful businessmen in Bihać, Emir Mujadžić and a councilor in the City Council, joined the Alliance for a Better Future of B&amp;H, the City Board of SBB Bihać.
- Mujadžić is also one of the few who did not fire workers during the coronavirus pandemic, and his company currently employs more than 30. In addition, Mujadžić is known as a great humanitarian in Bihać, often helping many vulnerable families.
What he is especially remembered for is the mandate as the president of the Bihać football club Jedinstvo - it was announced from SBB.
The SBB Club in the Bihać City Council consists of three councilors: Lejla Bakrač, Hajrudin Selimović and Emir Mujadžić.

Mujadžić is also one of the few who did not fire workers during the coronavirus pandemic, and his company currently employs more than 30 of them, SBB said

Emir Mujadžić, successful businessman and councilor in the Bihać City Council, joined SBB

The President of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina (HJPC B&amp;H) Halil Lagumdžija and the Director of the Secretariat of the HJPC B&amp;H Admir Suljagić held an initial meeting with the President of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina Ranko Debevec and Acting Chief Prosecutor of Bosnia and Herzegovina Milanko Kajganić.

<h2>The meeting was held in a positive atmosphere</h2>

- The meeting was held in a positive atmosphere of good cooperation and mutual respect and during it they discussed priorities in the work of the Court of B&amp;H and the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, efficient and quality processing of war crimes and organized crime and high-level corruption - the HJPC said. 
They added that they also discussed organizing a joint meeting between the HJPC B&amp;H, the Court of B&amp;H and the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, as a continuation of the meetings held in the first half of the year, which would discuss coordination and cooperation in processing cases before these institutions.

- Bearing in mind that the focus of public interest is focused on efficient and quality work of judicial institutions at the level of B&amp;H, the President of the HJPC B&amp;H Lagumdžija stressed the need for meetings, such as today, between the HJPC B&amp;H, the Court of B&amp;H and the Prosecutor's Office on a quarterly basis and if there is an urgent need and on a daily basis - it is explained.

They also discussed the organization of a joint meeting between the HJPC B&H, the Court of B&H and the Prosecutor's Office of B&H

Lagumdžija, Kajganić and Debevec on the continuation of cooperation

Lagumdžija, Kajganić and Debevec: Good cooperation and mutual respect

After a new criminal complaint was filed with the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H three weeks ago against Osman Mehmedagić, ISA Director, Muriz Druškić, a former ISA employee, but also Samir Rizva, Mate Miletić, B&amp;H Assistant Minister of Security, and Munib Isaković, Head of the State Security authorities, due to the "Recording" affair, this judicial institution has already started working on this case, the "Avaz" portal has learned.

The report was submitted by 12 police officers, including police officers from the SC Ministry of the Interior, SIPA, the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies, but also employees of the Ministry of Security, who are, as they said, "victims of illegal work of ISA directors".
As we find out, the criminal complaint was filed due to the existence of grounds for suspicion that Mehmedagić and others, as an organized group, committed criminal offenses of abuse of office, negligent work in the service, disclosure of classified information, receiving gifts and other benefits for trading in influence from the Criminal Code of B&amp;H.
The report was filed due to the "Recording" affair and audio recordings of Osman Mehmedagić and Chief State Prosecutor Gordana Tadić, published by the "Avaz" portal on September 17 and 18, and the recording was submitted by ISA employees.

According to the information that "Avaz" has, some members of the SC MUP and SIPA have already been in the Prosecutor's Office in the past two days at the invitation of the acting prosecutor Bojana Jolović, who also formed the case. They submitted new evidence along with a criminal report with the aim of proving that they were unjustifiably left without security checks and ended up on the street.
The report proposes that the mentioned audio recordings be listened to and that the authorities hear for themselves that the conversation unequivocally and "confirmed by his own confession that ISA Director Osman Mehmedagić established a group of people within B&amp;H institutions, including the reported Muriz Druškić, former an ISA employee and now a member of the Security Verification Complaints Commission, which uses blackmail, threats, packaging and other illegal activities using and abusing ISA resources. "

- In such an illegal way, several employees of B&amp;H institutions lost their jobs - the Ministry of Security of B&amp;H, MUP of Sarajevo Canton, SIPA, DKPT, MUP of Republic of Srpska, KPZ Sarajevo, Indirect Taxation Authority and others , including high - ranking police officers Emir Efendić, Elvir Bajrić, Safet Gagula, Senad Muslim, Fikret Ibrica, Mirnes Hodžić, Nermin Džafić, Salko Zeković, Edib Termiz, Amer Softić, Emir Korjenić, Bakir Dautbašić and others. All of the above lost their jobs and their financial existence was endangered only on the basis of, it is now clear to everyone, fabricated and inaccurate information of ISA, ie as the director of ISA Osman Mehmedagić confirms in the conversation - "I know perfectly well that what we collect is not proof, but the law allowed us to pack ”and offers the chief prosecutor to get rid of the unsuitable through security checks - the report states.

Some members of the SC MUP and SIPA have already been in the Prosecutor's Office in the past two days at the invitation of the acting prosecutor Bojana Jolović, who also formed the case

"Recording" affair: B&H Prosecutor's Office starts checks, how Osmica left police officers without security checks

High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina Christian Schmidt will address deputies of the House of Representatives of the B&amp;H Parliamentary Assembly on Thursday, October 28.

This was agreed by the Collegium of the House of Representatives, and the information was confirmed to the press by the Speaker of the House Denis Zvizdić, expressing hope that Schmidt will present a strategy for further action in Bosnia and Herzegovina at that session.
Schmidt had previously asked permission to address the session to talk about the current political situation.
However, the work of B&amp;H institutions is still blocked in B&amp;H as Republic of Srpska political representatives elected to state institutions refuse to participate in the work of institutions after former High Representative Valentin Inzko imposed amendments to the Criminal Code banning the denial of genocide and glorification of war criminals.
The National Assembly of the Republic of Srpska also adopted conclusions regarding the rejection of work in B&amp;H institutions until "the issue of the imposed Inzko law is resolved", and political representatives of the position and opposition in the House of Representatives refer to these conclusions.
They did not attend yesterday's session of the House either. Deputies of SNSD and the Serb Caucus attended only the part of the session at which the initiative for the dismissal of B&amp;H Minister of Defense Sifet Podžić was discussed, while the SDS-PDP-DNS caucus did not participate in the session of the House of Representatives.
They also announced that they would not attend tomorrow's session either, while some of them said that this would mean that Schmidt would actually address the representatives of the FB&amp;H Parliament.
Chair of the SNSD MPs' caucus in the House of Representatives, Snježana Novaković Bursać, stated on Twitter that the Extended Collegium of the House made the decision approving Schmidt's address "beyond its competence".

This was agreed by the Collegium of the House of Representatives, and the information was confirmed to the press by the Speaker of the House Denis Zvizdić

Schmidt to address the deputies of B&H PA House of Representatives tomorrow

The Russian Foreign Ministry has voiced concern over the growth of interethnic tensions in Bosnia-Herzegovina, warning about "a potential threat to the stability and security" in the Balkan country and the region.

In a written statement on Monday, the ministry said it expects "a detailed discussion" of the situation in the UN Security Council on Nov. 2.
- For our part, we emphasize the categorical unacceptability and the distinct anti-Dayton nature of the policy of demonizing the Serbian people of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which some internal and external forces are pursuing with a perseverance worthy of better application.&nbsp;We consider it necessary to warn that such a provocative line is fraught with the most negative consequences, the responsibility for which will fall solely on the shoulders of its authors. In the sphere of international relations, threats of unilateral sanctions are illegal and unworthy - the statement said.The ministry recalled that the Dayton Agreement suggests equal rights of the three "state-forming nations," and urged for dialogue on all controversial issues, including reformation of the electoral legislation.
The amendments must be drafted inside Bosnia-Herzegovina and provide for "adequate and legitimate representation at all levels of power," imposing "ready solutions" from outside cannot have any positive effect, it said.
- We call for an immediate end to destructive interference in the internal affairs of sovereign Bosnia and Herzegovina. The desire to use the mechanism of the administrative committee of the Peace Implementation Council to resolve issues unrelated to Dayton is clearly damaging this multilateral institution, which has recently been largely discredited by violations of consensus practices in its activities - the ministry said.
On Oct. 14, a member of Bosnia-Herzegovina's Presidency Council Milorad Dodik said several EU countries support the dissolution of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
In response, EU spokesman Peter Stano said putting the integrity and sovereignty of Bosnia-Herzegovina into question was not acceptable for the 27-member bloc.

Russia says imposing 'ready solutions' for Balkan country from outside cannot have any positive effect

The ministry said it expects "a detailed discussion" of the situation in the UN Security Council on Nov. 2

Russia "concerned" over interethnic tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina

By a comfortable margin, Aydan Ozoguz was elected vice president of Germany’s parliament on Tuesday – the first ethnic Turkish politician to assume the top role.

The Social Democrat politician successfully garnered support from across the political spectrum at the Bundestag’s first session since the Sept. 28 general elections.
The vote for Ozuguz was 544-127, while 55 lawmakers abstained.
The 54-year-old was nominated by the Social Democratic Party (SPD) and her candidacy was endorsed by the SPD’s prospective coalition partners, the Greens and the Free Democratic Party (FDP).
During parliament’s new term, she will serve as one of five vice presidents under the Bundestag’s new president, Baerbel Bas.
Ozoguz, a federal lawmaker since 2009, is widely seen as one of the most experienced politicians in her party.
In 2013, she became the first Turkish and Muslim politician serving as a minister in a federal government. Until 2018, she was the state minister for immigration, refugees, and integration.
The SPD, which narrowly won last month’s parliamentary elections, is currently holding talks with the Greens and Free Democrats to form a three-way coalition government. The parties are hoping to conclude coalition negotiations next month and form the new government before Dec. 25, Christmas day.

Radončić met with Nikšić: Find solutions that are optimal for the future of B&H

Schmidt: Representatives of the RS should return to the institutions

Izetbegović: A compromise solution will have to be found

Palmer and Eichhorst visit B&H to talk to political leaders

Court declares Spain’s 2nd COVID state of alarm unconstitutional

Lava spews from La Palma volcano twice as high as Eiffel Tower

Serbian, Turkish defense ministers discuss security cooperation

Christian Schmidt meets with Mato Tadić

Eichhorst and Palmer on a joint visit to B&H

NATO HQ Commander, General Eric Folkestad visits Doboj

Emir Mujadžić, successful businessman and councilor in the Bihać City Council, joined SBB

Lagumdžija, Kajganić and Debevec: Good cooperation and mutual respect

"Recording" affair: B&H Prosecutor's Office starts checks, how Osmica left police officers without security checks

Schmidt to address the deputies of B&H PA House of Representatives tomorrow

Russia "concerned" over interethnic tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina

German-Turkish politician elected Bundestag vice president

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Radončić met with Nikšić: Find solutions that are optimal for the future of B&H

Schmidt: Representatives of the RS should return to the institutions

Izetbegović: A compromise solution will have to be found

Palmer and Eichhorst visit B&H to talk to political leaders

Court declares Spain’s 2nd COVID state of alarm unconstitutional

Lava spews from La Palma volcano twice as high as Eiffel Tower

Serbian, Turkish defense ministers discuss security cooperation

Christian Schmidt meets with Mato Tadić

Eichhorst and Palmer on a joint visit to B&H

NATO HQ Commander, General Eric Folkestad visits Doboj

Emir Mujadžić, successful businessman and councilor in the Bihać City Council, joined SBB

Lagumdžija, Kajganić and Debevec: Good cooperation and mutual respect

"Recording" affair: B&H Prosecutor's Office starts checks, how Osmica left police officers without security checks

Schmidt to address the deputies of B&H PA House of Representatives tomorrow

Russia "concerned" over interethnic tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina

German-Turkish politician elected Bundestag vice president