Germany is expected to head for long and arduous coalition talks to form a new government amid the latest election impasse, local broadcaster n-tv reported on Monday.

Early results published by the country's federal returning officer on Monday morning indicated that the Social Democratic Party (SPD) gained the largest share of the votes 25.7% compared to Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and its sister party Christian Social Union (CSU) with 24.1% of the votes.
The main rivals for the chancellor's post – SPD’s Olaf Scholz and CDU-CSU’s Armin Laschet – quickly expressed their readiness to engage in negotiations with other parties in an effort to build a coalition government.
Scholz said his party will likely enter coalition talks with the environmentalist Green party and the liberal Free Democrats (FDP) that are widely seen as a potential kingmaker in the coalition negotiations.
- We will very quickly agree on the course of the talks with the other parties with whom we want to form a government - Scholz said in Berlin.
- We have the mandate of the voters to form a government - he added, saying his party will pursue "calm and discreet" negotiations with other potential coalition partners.
Meanwhile, Laschet, who as the CDU head is fighting for a political survival over his party's disastrous performance at the polls, said he is also aiming for coalition talks with the Greens and the FDP.
Laschet stressed any coalition talks with the FDP and Greens should be on "equal footing".
He added that Germany needs to be modernized and needs a “coalition for more sustainability”.
Laschet pointed out while his party shared the FDP's concern for economic growth, it also supported Greens' commitment to change to a climate-neutral industrialized country.
In other related news, FDP leader Christian Lindner announced on Monday in Berlin that he will start exploratory talks with the Greens on forming a government coalition.

SPD's Scholz, CDU's Laschet vie to jumpstart coalition negotiations with Greens, FDP in a bid to form new government

Early results published by the country's federal returning officer on Monday morning indicated that the Social Democratic Party (SPD) gained the largest share of the votes 25.7% compared to Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and its sister party Christian Social Union (CSU) with 24.1% of the votes

Germany facing difficult coalition talks after election stalemate

Germany’s Social Democratic Party (SPD) won the most parliamentary seats in national elections, while Angela Merkel’s conservative CDU/CSU bloc came in second, preliminary official results showed Monday.

Germans voted Sunday in a very tight election to elect a new parliament and determine who will succeed Merkel as the country’s next chancellor.
Olaf Scholz’s SPD won the election by a narrow margin, gaining 25.7% of the vote and securing 206 seats in the federal parliament, according to the preliminary results announced by the federal election agency.Conservative chancellor candidate Armin Laschet’s CDU/CSU came in second with 24.1% with 196 seats in the Bundestag. It was the worst election result of the Christian Democrats since 1949.
The Social Democrats have secured a narrow victory in the election but fell short of a parliamentary majority, signaling that the country is heading for a three-way coalition government for the first time since the 1960s.

The environmentalist Greens and the liberal Free Democratic Party (FDP) increased their share of the vote, with both now seen as "kingmakers" to play a key role in forming the country's next coalition government.

The Greens achieved a historic breakthrough, winning 14.8% and becoming the third biggest political group in parliament, with 118 lawmakers. The FDP also managed to increase its vote compared to last elections in 2017, winning 11.5% of the vote and 92 seats in parliament.
The SPD's chancellor candidate Scholz had repeatedly said they would prefer to form a coalition government with the Greens, and he is expected to hold talks with the two parties on a possible three-way government. The Social Democrats and the Greens share many common positions, but they have deep differences with the FDP over a wide range of issues, including minimum wage and tax increases on the wealthy.
Germany's chancellor is elected indirectly, with voters choosing new parliament members who then determine the new chancellor with a vote among themselves.
If the winning party secures a majority in parliament or manages to build a coalition government with an absolute majority, its candidate usually becomes the country's next chancellor.
After 16 years in power, Merkel is quitting active politics but will remain in her post until a new government is formed.

Preliminary election results show SPD winning national elections but falling short of majority in parliament

Olaf Scholz’s SPD won the election by a narrow margin, gaining 25.7% of the vote and securing 206 seats in the federal parliament, according to the preliminary results announced by the federal election agency

Germany's Social Democrats win most seats in election

French President Emmanuel Macron was hit by an egg Monday afternoon while making a visit to a restaurant trade fair in Lyon, France.

The moment was captured widely on social media, the president was seen greeting fair-goers and cheerily socializing when a brown egg hit him on the left shoulder. It bounced off without breaking as Macron's security staff instantly shielded him from further harm.
A man opposite the president was seen being cornered immediately and detained in handcuffs.
The man who threw the egg at Macron shouted "Long live the revolution" as he threw the egg, and he was then arrested.
The incident happened while Macron was making an appearance at the International Catering, Hotel, and Food Show in the city, known as France's culinary capital.
On a trip to Tain-L'Hermitage in June, Macron was slapped in the face by a man while shaking hands in the crowd gathered there. The man was immediately seized by guards surrounding the president.
According to Euronews, the president took Monday's incident in his usual courageous fashion.
- If he has something to say to me, let him come - he said following the incident.

No harm done to head of state after being hit with egg while visiting hotel and restaurant show in Lyon

The man who threw the egg at Macron shouted "Long live the revolution" as he threw the egg, and he was then arrested

French President Macron pelted with egg at trade fair

While waiting for the decision of the Second Instance Commission in the disciplinary procedure against Ranko Debevec, the President of the Court of B&amp;H, who is accused of, among other things, hiding and not reporting property in Spain, as well as dual identity, new irregularities are emerging.

Although the Trial Commission of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council looked through his fingers, and characterized the violation of concealment of property and dual citizenship in Spain only as a public reprimand, the new Debevec scandal is evidence of obvious fraud and concealment behind Spanish citizenship, about which no one knew anything for almost 14 years.
Debevec hid property in Spain from the HJPC, as well as the fact that he has a dual identity in the name of Ranko Debevec Kaveson, and he uses it when traveling. He did not state any of this for years in the reports to the HJPC.

It was Debevec, using the citizenship of Spain, and not B&amp;H one, who became the owner of 1/1 of a two-room apartment in Makarska, which is obvious from the documentation in the possession of "Avaz".
He bought this property in the name of Ranko Debevec Kaveson, where during the transaction he stated the Spanish residential address - Torremelinis Spain.

It is questionable whether Debevec reported the purchase of this property to the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council at all and, if so, under what name. If he reported the purchase of this property under an identity that he did not report to the HJPC and that no one knew about until the discovery of the "Kaveson" affair, then a new disciplinary procedure will follow.

Obviously, Debevec wanted to avoid a legal mess, according to which B&amp;H citizens cannot buy real estate in Croatia, but the question is to whom he reported it and how many real estate he bought in the name of Ranko Debevec Kaveson and with what money.

Debevec regularly uses the dual citizenship of Spain, and it is disputable that B&amp;H has not signed an agreement on dual citizenship with the Kingdom of Spain. This means that Debevec could not even have dual citizenship of B&amp;H and Spain, and the question is how he got it at all.

Using Spanish citizenship, the President of the Court of B&H became the owner of real estate in Croatia, but the question is whether and how he reported everything to the HJPC B&H

Debevec: A new scam by the head of the Court of B&H

New fraud of the President of the Court of B&H Ranko Debevec: How Kaveson bought an apartment in Makarska

The newly appointed Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan Akhtar Jamil Rao today handed over copies of credentials at the B&amp;H Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Rao handed over the copies of credentials to the Head of the Diplomatic Protocol Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mirsad Bešić, stated the Public Relations Office of the MFA of B&amp;H.

Akhtar Jamil Rao today handed over copies of credentials at the B&H Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Newly appointed Ambassador of Pakistan presents copies of credentials

In the last week, the number of patients infected with coronavirus who are on a ventilator is constantly growing in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and currently that number is 46, said Goran Čerkez, FB&amp;H Assistant Minister of Health, at today's session of the FB&amp;H House of Representatives.

In the last seven days 89 people died.
The situation varies from canton to canton, the highest incidence of COVID-19 per 100,000 inhabitants is in the Sarajevo and Herzegovina-Neretva cantons.
About 31 to 33 percent of people in Bosnia and Herzegovina are currently vaccinated against coronavirus, said Čerkez, noting that a larger number of vaccinated people is expected in the coming period because 600,000 doses of Pfizer are expected, of which 400,000 for the Federation of B&amp;H.
Out of 545 people in hospitals in the FB&amp;H due to coronavirus infection, 44 are using invasive ventilation. Among those hospitalized, 42 are vaccinated, mostly elderly people.
As key reasons for worrying mortality from coronavirus, Čerkez primarily states that the number of vaccinated is not at the required level, then that there are not enough doctors of the contracting specialty in the cantons, but also that the health system is not completely devoid of politics.
Čerkez announced a meeting in the coming period at the FB&amp;H level on whether it will be obligatory to show vaccination certificates or negative results of coronavirus testing or certificates of COVID in order to enter certain facilities.

In the last seven days 89 people died

Čerkez: Number of patients in hospitals is increasing

In the past 24 hours, a total of 816 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 110 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

A total of 853,238 samples have been tested so far, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 150,401 individuals.
In the past 24 hours, 19 people died in the Federation of B&amp;H. The total number of deaths in the Federation of B&amp;H is 5,953.
In Republic of Srpska, 239 laboratory samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus was confirmed in 69 individuals.
In the last 24 hours, 13 deaths were reported to the Republic of Srpska Institute of Public Health.
So far, 74,269 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Republic of Srpska, and a total of 4,189 people have died who have been tested for coronavirus.
Two new cases of coronavirus infection have been registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H. One woman died. 87 people were tested and 19 recovered.

In Republic of Srpska coronavirus was confirmed in 69 individuals

Two new cases of coronavirus infection have been registered in the Brčko District of B&H

B&H registers 181 new coronavirus cases and 33 fatalities

Members of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) entered the premises of the B&amp;H Border Police in Sarajevo this morning.
Three people were arrested on suspicion of corrupt activities during the admission of cadets. The arrests were made on the order of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.
"Avaz" finds out that border police officers Rejhan Raković and Ensar Salčinović were arrested. Raković was a member of the Commission from the Border Police for the admission of cadets. Apart from Raković and Salčinović, a mediator - civilian Kenit Čakić - was also arrested.
SIPA also searched the premises of Ivica Sablja and Đorđe Kusmuk, but they were not arrested.
Lamija Avdić, a civil servant who was allegedly in Raković's company, was also searched.
- The suspects are charged with abuse of office, receiving gifts and other forms of benefit, receiving a reward for trading in influence - said Jelena Miovčić, spokeswoman for SIPA.
The report, which was sent to the directors of police agencies and judicial institutions, states that the cadets were asked for between 15,000 and 20,000 marks for admission.
Today, SIPA conducted a search in the Ministry of Security of B&amp;H.
According to the information that Avaz has, SIPA members are holding talks with members of the Commission for the Admission of Cadets proposed by the Ministry of Security. These are Ermin Pešto and Jelena Savić.

SIPA also searched the premises of Ivica Sablja and Đorđe Kusmuk, but they were not arrested, although they are under investigation by the Prosecution

"Avaz" reveals: These are the names of those arrested in the SIPA action "Konak"

The Office for the Fight against Corruption and Quality Management of the Sarajevo Canton is working intensively on the process of reviewing the diplomas of public sector employees.
As the director of the Office, Erduan Kafedžić, said at a recent press conference, diplomas have been checked for a little over 20 percent of public sector employees so far. As many as 57 forged diplomas were discovered!
Working for years in the public sector on fraud, they damaged the Budget of Sarajevo Canton by more than 12 million KM.
As "Avaz" reveals, among them are GRAS drivers, chefs, porters, stage workers, economists ... But, according to our information, this is just the beginning of the pyramid, there are many "bigger names" at the top.
Exclusively, for a start, we bring you the names of only some of them, ie the first 11 discovered:
Goran Dujmović, porter in KJU "Home for social care of persons with disabilities and other persons".
Bekim Sadik, chef in the "Therapeutic Community of the Sarajevo Canton Campus".
Samir Muhović, stage worker of the Public Institution "Kamerni teatar 55".
Suad Šahinović, drove a bus in GRAS.
Zakira Bašić, senior clerk for inventory accounting and cash at KJU "Home for children without parental care".
Mirsad Hamzić, security worker at the Public Institution "SC Health Center".
Miralem Talović, bus driver at GRAS.
Reuf Hota, bus driver at GRAS.
Sakib Pleh, president of the school board of JU Elementary School "Aneks".
Also, it was established that Emina Haljković submitted a false diploma of economist during her employment in the Sarajevo Penitentiary. She obtained a forged diploma from the Faculty of Economics, and with that diploma she worked for years at the Ministry of Communal Economy and Infrastructure.
These are just some of those who have worked fraudulently in the public sector for years, and the names of other people with fake diplomas will be published soon.
As the director of the Office, Erduan Kafedžić, said at a recent press conference, 19 fake diplomas have been discovered in "Rad" so far, 10 in GRAS, 5 in "Vodovod i kanalizacija", 4 in "Toplane", 3 in "Pokop".

For years, they fraudulently took huge amounts of money from the budget

"Avaz" exclusively finds out: These are the names of diploma forgers from Sarajevo

Under the order of the prosecutor of the Special Department for Organized Crime, Economic Crime and Corruption, police officers of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) are conducting activities related to raids of persons and facilities, as well as deprivation of liberty in the area of the Sarajevo Canton and the Central Bosnia Canton, in connection with the criminal offense of misuse of position or authority, related to the criminal offenses of receiving gifts or other forms of benefit.

Dozens of SIPA police officers are on the ground, whose work is coordinated by the acting prosecutor who is at the SIPA premises, the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H announced.
Three persons have been arrested, two of whom were Border Police officers.
Activities are carried out within the investigation of corruption in connection to employment procedures in the B&amp;H Border Police.
The SIPA will also search the official premises of the B&amp;H institutions.&nbsp;

The SIPA will also search the official premises of the B&H institutions

Three persons have been arrested, two of whom were Border Police officers

SIPA arrests two border police officers for corruption in employment procedures

Osman Mehmedagić Osmica, director of the B&amp;H Intelligence and Security Agency (ISA), did not violate the prohibitive measures imposed on him after he was arrested on July 14th, and then released two days later. This is official decision of the Court of B&amp;H from September 13th this year, which was signed by Judge Tatjana Kosović.

We remind you that the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina imposed prohibitive measures on Osmica, after the Prosecutor's Office's proposal for one-month detention was previously rejected.
The decision of the Court of B&amp;H then precisely states that the suspect Mehmedagić, who is charged with abuse of office and money laundering, "is prohibited from contacting Prosecution witnesses in this criminal case, including approaching them at a distance of 50 meters, and any contact and conversation about the case with any person other than defense counsel ”.

However, Osmica traveled by plane from Sarajevo Airport on July 21st to Antalya with a witness in the case, Asim Sarajlić, an SDA delegate to the B&amp;H House of Peoples and a member of the ISA's Joint Commission for Supervision. The trip happened only five days after the measures were determined.
According to the documentation in the possession of "Avaz", Sarajlić and Osmica traveled and spent the summer vacation together in Antalya, and returned to Sarajevo on July 30. This is confirmed by the official data of the Border Police.
However, the Court of B&amp;H, headed by Ranko Debevec, ruled that the measures had not been violated because there was no evidence that the witness and the suspect had discussed the case at all. Neither in Antalya nor at the wedding of Bakir Izetbegović's daughter.

But new evidence, which "Avaz" had insight into, shows that Sarajlić and Mehmedagić booked their vacation on May 18th, under the conditions of early booking, for the period from July 21 to 30. We find out that they spent the summer vacation, together with their families, in the hotel "Limak Atlantis Belek".
It is interesting that the payment was made in cash on May 18 and July 17, the day after Osmica was released.

Everything was reserved and paid by their wives Amela Šehović and Emina Sarajlić, with the Sarajlićs immediately paying the full amount on May 18, and the Mehmedagićs on two occasions.
The panic arose when Osmica was arrested and the whole summer vacation was questionable. But Debevec, Mehmedagić's close friend, appeared as the savior. In order to save summer vacation of the first man of the secret service, the Court decided that there were no grounds for his detention. Thus, Osmica traveled to Antalya from the Detention Unit of the Court of B&amp;H . And the photos in the possession of "Avaz" confirm that.

When searching on the booking information regarding the stay in the hotel "Limak Atlantis Belek", it is obtained that the price of a vacation for four people without children in October for nine days is 5,580 euros.
This means that in mid-July, the price of a stay is much higher and ranges between 6,000 and 8,000 euros.

Sarajlić and Mehmedagić booked their summer vacation in Belek on May 18th, under the conditions of early booking

Hotel "Belek": The price per night is almost 1,000 KM

"Antalya" affair / Agreement between the accused and the judge: How Ranko Debevec sent "8" to the seaside

A training was held in Banja Luka for civil society organizations that participated in the civic, non-partisan observation of the 2020 Local Elections with the aim of strengthening their capacities in the field of strategic planning and fundraising.

In the coming period, more than 80 civil society organizations throughout B&amp;H will undergo a three-day training of the Coalition "Under the Magnifying Glass" (Pod lupom) in Konjic and Mostar.
The training on strategic planning and fundraising is the fourth in a series attended by representatives of civil society organizations, and previously completed trainings in the field of public advocacy and institutional cooperation, relations with the media and the public, and the election school.
A comprehensive approach, which includes both theory and practice, seeks to provide civil society organizations with a set of tools that will prepare them for civic observation of the General Elections and all future elections in their local communities, but also skills that they will continue to use in their daily work, said the Coalition "Under the Magnifying Glass".

In the coming period, more than 80 civil society organizations throughout the country will undergo a three-day training

The training on strategic planning and fundraising is the fourth in a series attended by representatives of civil society organizations

Coalition "Pod lupom" - Making election observation in B&H sustainable

Montenegro's envoy to Ankara has called on Turkish businesses to invest in the Balkan country to achieve the bilateral trade volume target of $250 million by 2022.

Montenegro offers great opportunities to Turkish businesses in tourism, energy, metal processing, furniture, IT and agriculture sectors, Perisa Kastratovic told at a virtual news conference on Thursday.
- If we initiate joint ventures, these are the sectors where can have the best cooperation - Kastratovic said, adding that Montenegro can benefit from Turkey's expertise especially in tourism and furniture.
Stressing that economic diplomacy is Montenegro's priority, Kastratovic said: "Within this context, we see Turkey a significant economic partner, and are open to Turkish companies and investments."
He added: - We want to improve bilateral trade and overall relations with Turkey.-The envoy said foreign trade will help increase and value addition to exports, and create new opportunities and markets.
He said the bilateral "friendly relations" were further enhanced during the COVID-19 pandemic as Turkey was one of the first countries that provided aid to Montenegro.
Ugur Cimen, the chairman of a consulting firm in Montenegro, explained the country's attractiveness for investors citing its qualified labor force, corporate taxation system as well as geographical location.

Tourism, energy, furniture, IT, among key sectors for bilateral business cooperation

Montenegro offers great opportunities to Turkish businesses in tourism, energy, metal processing, furniture, IT and agriculture sectors

Montenegro envoy calls on Turkish businesses to invest in country

The US aviation giant Boeing is moving first time out of North America to produce military drones in Australia.

- World aviation giant Boeing has selected Toowoomba as the preferred site for an uncrewed aircraft production facility - Queensland Prime Minister Annastacia Palaszczuk and the region’s Treasurer and Minister for Investment Cameron Dick in a joint statement.
The statement, released on Wednesday, said the step was to partner with the private sector to “grow Queensland’s advanced manufacturing sector *which* is an important part of the Palaszczuk Government’s Economic Recovery Plan.”
Announcement comes days after the US, UK and Australian federal government announced a defense pact – AUKUS – under which Canberra will get technology to produce nuclear-powered submarines.
- The uncrewed aircraft is designed to operate as a team, using artificial intelligence to extend the capabilities of crewed and uncrewed platforms - the statement said.
The US aviation giant will establish the facility at Toowoomba’s Wellcamp Aerospace and Defense Precinct to produce and assemble the Boeing Airpower Teaming System – also called “Loyal Wingman”.
- It will be subject to defense orders - the statement said.
- The aircraft made its first flight in February 2021 and is the first military combat aircraft designed, developed and manufactured in Australia in half a century - it added.
- This has the potential to greatly improve our state’s advanced manufacturing capability and help shape a workforce of Queenslanders with the skills to build some of the world’s most cutting-edge aircraft - said Palaszczuk.
- Boeing Australia is currently developing six aircrafts in partnership with the Royal Australian Air Force, with flight testing ongoing - the statement read.

It is 1st time US aviation giant has moved out of North America for production

Boeing Australia is currently developing six aircrafts in partnership with the Royal Australian Air Force, with flight testing ongoing

Boeing to produce military drones in Australia

Nobel Prize winners will receive medals and diplomas in their home countries this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Nobel Foundation said Thursday.

- I think everybody would like the COVID-19 pandemic to be over, but we are not there yet - Vidar Helgesen, Executive Director of the Nobel Foundation said in a statement. -Uncertainty about the course of the pandemic and international travel possibilities is the reason why the 2021 laureates will receive their medals and diplomas in their home countries.-The Nobel Prize was also postponed last year due to the pandemic.
The foundation said there is still a possibility that the peace prize might be awarded in Norway but the Norwegian Nobel Committee will make a final decision next month.
Winners in physiology or medicine, physics, chemistry, literature and peace will be announced between Oct. 4-11.
Besides the banquet, digital Nobel Prize lectures, seminars, concerts will be held in Oslo and Stockholm.
Before the pandemic, the Nobel Prize was last postponed in 1956 to protest the Soviet Union's invasion of Hungary. The ceremony was not held during the world wars.

Winners will receive medals, diplomas in home countries , Nobel Foundation says

The Nobel Prize was also postponed last year due to the pandemic

Nobel Prize postponed due to pandemic, again

Sudanese protesters on Thursday closed Port Sudan Airport amid protests against a 2020 peace deal with rebel groups.


Beja tribes in eastern Sudan have criticized the peace agreement, saying it does not represent them.
- Port Sudan Airport has been closed, as a response to the central government's slowness in finding urgent and immediate solutions to the issue of eastern Sudan - Ahmed Musa, a legal adviser to the High Council of Beja Nazirs, told Anadolu Agency.
Since Aug. 21, 2019, Sudan has been going through a 53-month transitional period that will end with holding elections in early 2024, during which power is shared by the army, the Forces of Freedom and Change alliance (FFC) and armed movements that signed a peace agreement with Khartoum on Oct. 3, 2020.
On Tuesday, Sudanese authorities thwarted a coup attempt by a group of military officers.

Beja tribes in eastern Sudan say peace deal signed with rebel groups does not represent them

Beja tribes in eastern Sudan have criticized the peace agreement, saying it does not represent them

Germany facing difficult coalition talks after election stalemate

Germany's Social Democrats win most seats in election

French President Macron pelted with egg at trade fair

New fraud of the President of the Court of B&H Ranko Debevec: How Kaveson bought an apartment in Makarska

Newly appointed Ambassador of Pakistan presents copies of credentials

Čerkez: Number of patients in hospitals is increasing

B&H registers 181 new coronavirus cases and 33 fatalities

"Avaz" reveals: These are the names of those arrested in the SIPA action "Konak"

"Avaz" exclusively finds out: These are the names of diploma forgers from Sarajevo

SIPA arrests two border police officers for corruption in employment procedures

"Antalya" affair / Agreement between the accused and the judge: How Ranko Debevec sent "8" to the seaside

Coalition "Pod lupom" - Making election observation in B&H sustainable

Montenegro envoy calls on Turkish businesses to invest in country

Boeing to produce military drones in Australia

Nobel Prize postponed due to pandemic, again

Port Sudan Airport closed amid protests

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Germany facing difficult coalition talks after election stalemate

Germany's Social Democrats win most seats in election

French President Macron pelted with egg at trade fair

New fraud of the President of the Court of B&H Ranko Debevec: How Kaveson bought an apartment in Makarska

Newly appointed Ambassador of Pakistan presents copies of credentials

Čerkez: Number of patients in hospitals is increasing

B&H registers 181 new coronavirus cases and 33 fatalities

"Avaz" reveals: These are the names of those arrested in the SIPA action "Konak"

"Avaz" exclusively finds out: These are the names of diploma forgers from Sarajevo

SIPA arrests two border police officers for corruption in employment procedures

"Antalya" affair / Agreement between the accused and the judge: How Ranko Debevec sent "8" to the seaside

Coalition "Pod lupom" - Making election observation in B&H sustainable

Montenegro envoy calls on Turkish businesses to invest in country

Boeing to produce military drones in Australia

Nobel Prize postponed due to pandemic, again

Port Sudan Airport closed amid protests