More than 240 migrants who were staying in an abandoned building of the Retirement Home in the center of Bihać, were relocated to a temporary tent settlement at the Lipa site. 

The operation is carried out with the support of the members of the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of B&amp;H in cooperation with police officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Una-Sana Canton.
-This is a continuation of the activity of relocation of migrants from the center of Bihać to the temporary tent settlement at Lipa, which is carried out by the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of B&amp;H. This morning, 242 migrants were relocated from an abandoned building of the Retirement Home. In accordance with health and epidemiological measures, these people will be placed in a space for preventive isolation for a certain period of time. Also, a certain process of recognizing unaccompanied minors will be carried out at the Lipa site, after which the competent center for social work will be involved in everything- said Mirsad Buzar, Deputy Director of the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of B&amp;H.
Civil Protection Service of the City of Bihać initiated disinfection activities and started removing garbage from the facility after the migrants are relocated. The facility will then be closed with physical barriers.
The Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of B&amp;H also confirmed that similar activities of relocating migrants from the center of Bihać will be continued in the following period, in accordance with the accommodation capacities in the temporary tent settlement at the Lipa site.

The operation is carried out with the support of the members of the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of B&H in cooperation with police officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USC

The Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of B&H also confirmed that similar activities of relocating migrants from the center of Bihać will be continued in the following period, in accordance with the accommodation capacities in the temporary tent settlement at the Lipa site

Bihać authorities relocate migrants from abandoned retirement home to Lipa camp

Moscow's prosecutor on Monday submitted a huge amount of new material to a court hearing a request to outlaw jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's political movement, Navalny's lawyers said.

The court is considering the prosecutor's request to declare Navalny's anti-corruption foundation and regional campaign groups as "extremist", a major escalation in a crackdown on supporters of President Vladimir Putin's staunchest critic.
Navalny and his allies deny the allegations, which they have cast as an attempt to try to blunt their political opposition to the ruling United Russia party ahead of parliamentary elections in September.
Navalny's lawyers posted photographs on social media of the prosecutor's new material -- six gigantic wads of A4 paper.
The next court hearing will take place on June 9, the lawyers said.

The next court hearing will take place on June 9, the lawyers said

Ivan Pavlov, a lawyer defending Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) in an extremism case, speaks with journalists upon his arrival at a court building in Moscow, Russia May 17, 2021.

Russian prosecutor submits more material in Navalny 'extremism' case

A petition calling on the British government to introduce sanctions against Israel reached over 315,600 signatures on Monday.

The text of the petition reads: “The government should introduce sanctions against Israel, including blocking all trade, and in particular arms.
-Its disproportionate treatment of Palestinians and settlements that are regarded by the international community as illegal are an affront to civilized society.-The petition was set up on the British government’s own petition website.&nbsp;The government responds to all petitions that get more than 10,000 signatures, and parliament considers all petitions that get more than 100,000 signatures for a debate.
The petition calling for sanctions against Israel has surpassed these requirements by some margin, and it is still gaining signatures.
Another petition on the government’s website called on the government to formally recognize the state of Palestine.
The petition, which has over 70,000 signatures, reads: “Recognize the state of Palestine to help stop the conflict from Israel. Not recognizing the Palestinian state allows Israel to continue persecution of the Palestinians.”
The campaigning website change.org has also seen a number of petitions related to Palestine.
One petition on the website titled “Justice for the people of Palestine” has received over 105,900 signatures, and another titled "Free Palestine" more than 64,200 signatures.
The moves came amid ongoing tensions that started in East Jerusalem during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan spread to Gaza as a result of Israeli assaults on worshippers in the flashpoint Al-Aqsa Mosque compound and Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood.
At least 200 Palestinians have been killed, including 59 children and 35 women, in Israeli attacks in Gaza since last week, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry. More than 1,305 people have also been injured and tens of buildings destroyed or damaged in the Israeli offensive.
 Ten Israelis have also been killed by rocket fire from the Gaza Strip.
 Israel occupied East Jerusalem, where Al-Aqsa is located, during the 1967 Arab-Israeli war. It annexed the entire city in 1980 in a move never recognized by the international community.​​​​​​​

Parliament considers all petitions getting more than 100,000 signatures for debate

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators gather to protest against Israeli air raids on Gaza Strip outside Britain's PM Office in Downing Street, London, United Kingdom on May 11, 2021.

Over 300,000 sign petition in UK for sanctions against Israel

The EU's drug agency on Monday approved the storage of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine in fridges for up to a month, in a move that should boost its rollout across the bloc.

The storage period in fridges of unopened vials of the vaccine, which initially had to be stored in super-cooled freezers, had been lengthened from five days, the European Medicines Agency said.
-Increased flexibility in the storage and handling of the vaccine is expected to have a significant impact on planning and logistics of vaccine rollout in EU member states- the Amsterdam-based EMA said.
-This change extends the approved storage period of the unopened thawed vial at two-eight degrees Celsius (35 to 46 Fahrenheit) [i.e. in a normal fridge after taking out of deep-freeze conditions] from five days to one month (31 days)- it added.
The Pfizer vaccine's high effectiveness against coronavirus has been tempered by the difficulty of storing and transporting the jab due to the need for the super-cold conditions originally required.
In March the EMA said however that the jab could be stored in normal freezers, before allowing it to remain for fridges for short periods of time.
German developer BioNTech, which makes the vaccine along with US pharma giant Pfizer, said the EMA had made the decision based on new information it had supplied.
-The change of the storage conditions is based on new data from stability studies that confirmed the product quality for 31 days- it said in a statement.

The Pfizer vaccine's high effectiveness against coronavirus has been tempered by the difficulty of storing and transporting the jab due to the need for the super-cold conditions originally required

The storage period in fridges of unopened vials of the vaccine, which initially had to be stored in super-cooled freezers, had been lengthened from five days

Pfizer jab can be stored in fridge for a month

Russia said Monday it would continue slowing down Twitter's operations over illegal content and threatened Facebook and YouTube with similar measures. 

State telecommunications watchdog Roskomnadzor imposed slowdowns on Twitter's services in mid-March, accusing it of failing to remove content related to child pornography, drug use and calls for minors to commit suicide.
The watchdog gave Twitter a month to remove the content or face a complete blockage in Russia. Last month it extended the deadline to mid-May.
In a statement Monday, it said it had decided against blocking the service after conducting an audit that showed Twitter had removed more than 90 percent of the "prohibited information", but would continue slowing its operations.
Twitter had "expressed its readiness and interest in building a constructive dialogue with Roskomnadzor", the watchdog added.
It "appreciates the efforts of Twitter to comply with the requirements of Russian legislation", it said.
But for all the restrictions to be removed it would have to remove "all identified prohibited materials". It would keep slowing Twitter on mobile devices, it added.
Roskomnadzor did not say if it would stop slowing Twitter's services if the company deleted the rest of the content and did not give a deadline for doing so.&nbsp;

Roskomnadzor also said that it had identified cases of illegal content "on other internet sites, including Facebook and YouTube."

-In the event that these platforms do not take appropriate measures, similar sanctions may be applied to them- the watchdog said.
The measures against Twitter and other social media have raised concerns among Kremlin critics, who fear the clampdown is aimed at silencing opposition voices.
Last month a Moscow court imposed on Twitter three fines totalling 8.9 million rubles ($120,000) for failing to delete posts calling for minors to join unsanctioned protests in support of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.
A Moscow court that month also hit TikTok with a fine of more than $30,000 for the same violation. 
In January, the authorities accused foreign social media platforms of interfering in Russia's domestic affairs by not deleting calls to rallies in support of Navalny.
President Vladimir Putin that month complained about the growing influence of large technology companies, which he said were competing with states.&nbsp;

Roskomnadzor imposed slowdowns on Twitter's services in mid-March, accusing it of failing to remove content related to child pornography, drug use and calls for minors to commit suicide

The watchdog gave Twitter a month to remove the content or face a complete blockage in Russia

Russia extends Twitter slowdown, warns Facebook, YouTube

About 100 migrants, some using inflatable rings, swam to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from neighbouring Morocco early on Monday, Spanish authorities said.

The migrants set off from beaches south of Ceuta and were detained when they entered the tiny Spanish territory, a spokesman for the Guardia Civil police force said.
They were mostly young men but among them were also children and some women, according to a spokesman for the Spanish government delegation in Ceuta.
Some used inflatable swimming rings while others used rubber dinghies, he said. 
-It was low tide and in some places you could practically walk across- he told AFP. 
The migrants were checked by Red Cross workers before being taken to a reception centre.
During the last weekend of April, around 100 migrants swam to Ceuta in groups of 20 to 30. Most were deported back to Morocco.
The wave of arrivals came at a point of tension between Madrid and Rabat over the presence in Spain of the leader of the Western Sahara independence movement.
Rabat reacted angrily after it emerged that the leader of the Polisario Front, Brahim Ghali, has been treated at a hospital in Spain for Covid-19 since mid-April.
The Polisario Front has long fought for the independence of Western Sahara from Morocco.
Ceuta, together with Melilla -- another Spanish enclave in north Africa -- have the European Union's only land borders with Africa, making them popular entry points for migrants seeking a better life in Europe. 
Migrants try to reach the enclaves either by swimming along the coast or climbing the tall border fences that separate them from Morocco.

They were mostly young men but among them were also children and some women

Spanish Civil guards pull a migrant into an inflatable boat after he arrived swimming to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from neighbouring Morocco on May 17, 2021

About 100 migrants swim to Spain's Ceuta enclave

Thailand reported a new daily high of nearly 10,000 coronavirus cases on Monday, more than two-thirds of them in prisons, as the kingdom battles its third wave of the pandemic.

The kingdom's Covid-19 task force reported 9,635 new cases, 6,853 of which were among prisoners.
Nearly half of 24,000 inmates tested at eight prisons, mainly in Bangkok and its suburbs, including several where prominent democracy activists have been detained, were found to have the virus.
Until last month, the kingdom had kept coronavirus infections low, through draconian restrictions on people entering the country and swift action to isolate confirmed cases.
But now it is struggling to contain a third wave that began in a Bangkok nightlife district and has seen total infections soar from around 30,000 in late March to over 111,000 on Monday.
The high infection rates in prisons came to light last week when an activist at the forefront of Thailand's democracy movement announced she had tested positive five days after being released from a Bangkok jail on bail.
The Corrections Department has said it plans to test all of the country's prisoners -- more than 310,000 detainees held in 143 jails around the country.
Justice Minister Somsak Thepsuthin said he may have to consider special probation for inmates if the prison clusters are not brought under control.

They reported 9,635 new cases, 6,853 of which were among prisoners

reported 9,635 new cases, 6,853 of which were among prisoners

Thailand virus cases soar with prison clusters

"We expect the first contingent of vaccines by Monday," said Fadil Novalić, Prime Minister of the Federation of B&amp;H ... on March 17th, 2021. Today is Monday, May 17th, 2021. Two months have passed by. As you know, Novalić did not procured the vaccines, and it is not yet known when he will.
But it’s not that he lacked in making promises. On March 17th, he announced that as many as 500,000 Russian vaccines would come FB&amp;H on Monday. When it turned out that the Russian vaccines will not arrive, on March 30th, Novalić finally admitted that he did not know how to do his job, so he cried out in front of the FB&amp;H Parliament to suggest how to get the vaccines. In mid-April, Novalić wrote letters of intent, as many as four of them about the procurement of vaccines. That didn't help much either. However, on April 29th, Novalić finally came with good news, announcing that he was procuring 500,000 vaccines again, this time from China. Of course, these vaccines did not arrive either.

These figures would be even worse if at least there were no alms from different parts of the world and donated vaccines for our country. Although the total number of vaccines that arrived in B&amp;H is shamefully small and insufficient for mass vaccination of the population, even in that respect, the Federation of B&amp;H led by Fadil Novalić is significantly worse than the Republic of Srpska. According to the FB&amp;H Ministry of Health, 148,400 doses of coronavirus vaccine have arrived in the entity so far, including 10,000 AstraZeneca vaccines donated exclusively from Serbia to Sarajevo Canton. For Sinofarm vaccines donated to Bosnia and Herzegovina by China, for the FB&amp;H, out of a total of 50,000, 30,360 doses were allocated. Other types of Chinese vaccine, Sinovac, FB&amp;H has 28,380 doses, and these are donations from Turkey for the citizens of this entity. The largest number of vaccines that FB&amp;H has is Pfizer vaccines (52,560) when we count 31,500 that recently arrived exclusively for this entity through the EU and COVAX mechanism. Earlier, 21,060 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine came from the same sources. There are currently 37,100 of them in the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 10,000 doses are donations from Serbia to the FB&amp;H, and these are the first vaccines that have arrived for this entity.
So far, a total of 250,490 doses of coronavirus vaccines have arrived in Republic of Srpska. This entity has the biggest number of Chinese Sinofarm vaccines (98,600) and part of it was procured independently, and the other part is a donation from China to B&amp;H, 74,000 doses of Sputnik procured directly, 47,970 doses of Pfizer vaccine that arrived through the EU and COVAX mechanism, and through the same mechanisms, they received 18,600 doses of AstraZeneac vaccine, with one part being donated by Serbia.

A cursory glance at these data shows that, although all levels of government have failed catastrophically in the procurement of vaccines, even the RS authorities have been far more successful in the direct procurement of vaccines than the FB&amp;H government led by Bakir's Fadil.
And while citizens give 42% of their salary to the state every month through taxes and contributions, while they give an additional 17% to VAT on everything they buy and while excise taxes are constantly raised, on the other hand for the tax money they take from them, this kind of government they lead the SDA and personnel like Novalić are not able to provide the citizens with even the most basic protection of life and health.

And while Novalić deceived the public with false promises and the announcement of vaccines that never came,during that time the real problem was the death of citizens. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, more than 9,000 people died as a result of coronavirus infection in one year. On average, B&amp;H ranks third in the world in the number of deaths from coronavirus effects. This figure could certainly have been much lower if the vaccination process had taken place in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the poor equipment of hospitals that were unwilling to deal with this honor should not be forgotten.

Novalić promised vaccines and he pretended to work. RS procured more vaccines than the Federation. The state does not fulfill its basic duties either

Where are the 500,000 doses promised by the FB&H Prime Minister to the citizens: Two months since Bakir's Fadil announced that "vaccines will arrive on Monday"

The Alliance for a Better Future of B&amp;H considers unacceptable the moves of the Government of the Republic of Serbia and B&amp;H entity of Republic of Srpska when it comes to laying the foundation stone for the construction of the hydroelectric power plant "Buk Bijela" on the river Drina until the B&amp;H Constitutional Court does not make a final decision on whether the project of disposing of water resources that are good for the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, not the entities, is legal at all.
- Therefore, we appeal to the Government of Serbia to give up any kind of international cooperation with B&amp;H entity in terms of construction of a hydropower plant on the state property of Bosnia and Herzegovina. At the same time, we call on the Prime Minister of the Government of Serbia, Ana Brnabić, to lead all activities and cooperation with the Council of Ministers of B&amp;H in the future when it comes to the construction of the hydroelectric power plant "Buk Bijela". Only in that case, the state of Serbia will not participate in the violation of Bosnia and Herzegovina's sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence - said the political director of SBB, Anis Krivić.

At the same time, as Krivić says, they believe that in this case, too, the dysfunctionality and incompetence of the Council of Ministers of B&amp;H is evident, because it is not able to protect the real property of B&amp;H.
- We also call on the authorities in smaller Bosnia and Herzegovina entity to finally stop pretending that they are a state and to implement all projects under the jurisdiction of B&amp;H, including the disposal of state property, through the Council of Ministers of B&amp;H, and not the entity governments. Only in this way is it possible to deal with the construction of energy facilities on the property of the state of B&amp;H - said Krivić and added:
- Although we are not happy that the Government of Serbia did not hold a meeting with the Council of Ministers today, we at SBB are not at all surprised by their cooperation with the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina entity of Republic of Srpska, but we are saddened by the indolent relationship between the Council of Ministers of B&amp;H and all other B&amp;H institutions and ruling officials towards endangering the sovereignty of B&amp;H.

We appeal to the Government of Serbia to give up any kind of international cooperation with B&H entity in terms of building a hydropower plant on state property, Krivić says

Anis Krivić: Competent in smaller B&H the entity should finally stop pretending that they are a state

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday urged Pope Francis to help rally the world to adopt sanctions against Israel for its "massacre" of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

The phone call between Erdogan and the pontiff came as Turkey presses ahead with a furious diplomatic push to help end bloodshed that has claimed the lives of 197 Palestinians and 10 people in Israel since May 10.
Erdogan told Pope Francis that "Palestinians will continue to be subjected to a massacre unless the international community punishes Israel... with sanctions", the Turkish presidency said.
The pope's messages were of "great importance to mobilise the Christian world and the international community", the Turkish statement added.
The pope on Sunday said the loss of innocent lives in the violence was "terrible and unacceptable", warning that the conflict risked "degenerating into a spiral of death and destruction".
Erdogan, who has vocally championed the Palestinian cause during his 18-year rule, has spoken out repeatedly against Israel's actions, accusing it of waging "terrorism" last week.
He told the pope on Monday that "all of humanity should be united against" Israel.
-The savagery caused by Israel threatens regional security- he added.
The Turkish push for sanctions against Israel included a phone call on Monday between Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu and his British counterpart Dominic Raab.
Cavusoglu told Raab it was "essential that the international community should give a stronger reaction" to Israel's aggression, a Turkish foreign ministry source said.

The phone call between Erdogan and the pontiff came as Turkey presses ahead with a furious diplomatic push to help end bloodshed that has claimed the lives of 197 Palestinians and 10 people in Israel since May 10

Erdogan urges pope to help end Israel's 'massacre'

More than half of the anesthesiologists who resigned on May 5th at the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo (KCUS) were questioned a few days ago in the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the "Avaz" portal has learned.

<h2> Formed a case on the events in this institution</h2>

They also gave earlier testimonies to the Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor's Office, which opened a case on the events in this institution after a letter was published in public, in which anesthesiologists warn of catastrophic working conditions and the use of inadequate "raspberry ventilators" on COVID patients.
According to the information that "Avaz" has, at least seven anesthesiologists gave statements to the state prosecutor a few days ago, at the invitation of this judicial institution. The remaining six anesthesiologists should give their statements in the coming days. The Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H is also investigating the use of "raspberry ventilators" because it was previously determined that they are not for the treatment of coronavirus patients and that they are transport, not stationary devices, which the KCUS Administration knew, but still used them on COVID patients.

We remind you that thirteen anesthesiologists left KCUS because of the management of this institution, headed by the general director Sebija Izetbegović, who instead of acting on their request to solve the problems in their work, put them under professional supervision. Specifically, all the blame for the events in the COVID department was shifted to the doctors, even though they were working on the instructions of their superiors and bosses.
This has already been confirmed in the statements of anesthesiologists given to both cantonal and state prosecutors. Now it is the turn of the leaders of KCUS, from Izetbegović to Nermin Granov to give statements, but also the heads of disciplines. Some have already testified.

<h2>Amela Katica-Mulalić gave statement</h2>

So far, only Sebija Izetbegović has not been questioned in the SC Prosecutor's Office. The question is when she will receive a summons for the State Prosecutor's Office.
In mid-April, the head of the Clinic for Anesthesia and Resuscitation of the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo, Amela Katica-Mulalić, gave a statement in the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, as well as several other doctors who are familiar with the work of this clinic.

These doctors were questioned earlier in the Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor's Office, and, for now Sebija Izetbegović, General Director of KCUS, was not in the SC Prosecutor's Office

Izetbegović: She must also be questioned

Anesthesiologists who resigned at KCUS were questioned by the Prosecutor's Office of B&H

The Crisis Staff of the FB&amp;H Ministry of Health, after the recorded positive epidemiological situation, today made a decision to lift the restriction on movement of people.

The Assistant Minister for Public Health of FB&amp;H Goran Čerkez said at the press conference that it was decided to increase the allowed number of people at public gatherings to 30 in indoor and 50 outdoor circumstances.
-We expect the same number of people to gather in catering facilities. With today's order, we have enabled live music in catering facilities with an epidemiological obligation - a plexiglass fence that must be over two meters high, which will completely separate the performers from the audience. We hope that everyone will respect that and that after 15 days we will be able to further mitigate the measures- said Čerkez.
He stressed that the epidemiological situation has never been better since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
-This is today perhaps the best epidemiological situation in FB&amp;H where we have an incidence of 28 cases. We must also state that all cantons are below the incidence of 50 cases. We have three cantons that are also in the calming phase, which are at an incidence of about 50 cases. This is very good news especially having considering that this week, even compared to the past, there is 43 percent less infected. Also, the seven-day incidence dropped by more than 42 percent- said Čerkez.
There are currently 359 patients in the hospitals in the F&amp;iH, of whom only 17 are on ventilators.
-Not a single person in the Sarajevo Canton is on a ventilator today, and that is very good news. We look forward to such news but we must not relax. We expect the citizens to adhere to the prescribed measures, to spend the summer in a normal way, i.e. distancing and respect for measures in indoor spaces with regular hand washing and hygiene- said Čerkez.
He added that the immunization is going according to plan, in accordance with the number of vaccines at disposal.

There are currently 359 patients in the hospitals in the F&iH, of whom only 17 are on ventilators

The Assistant Minister for Public Health of FB&H Goran Čerkez

Čerkez: We are lifting movement restrictions in the Federation of B&H

The Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H is concluding the investigation in the "Diploma" affair, which refers to Osman Mehmedagić, the director of the Intelligence and Security Agency (ISA) of B&amp;H.
For the head of ISA, whose mandate expired in November 2019., was officially determined to have met the conditions for retirement four months ago and that, according to the force of law, he had to retire.

However, this is now the second part of the job for the Prosecution, which is already familiar with this information and the fact that in this way Mehmedagić, who has already been tried for abuse of office, acquired illegal property gain of more than 20,000 KM.
However, when it comes to the diploma investigation, apart from Mehmedagić, who has been under the scrutiny of prosecutors for almost two years, because it is suspected that his diploma is not valid, the investigation also includes several persons who directly or indirectly helped the ISA director to obtain a university degree diploma.
It is a matter of time who will be questioned in the Prosecutor's Office, and who will be arrested by the members of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA). Dozens of witnesses have already been questioned, who have confirmed what they did and how they did it and according to whose instructions.
The Prosecution's evidence is irrefutable for the time being and speaks in favor of the fact that Mehmedagić did not legally obtain the diploma which he handed over to the Commission for Supervision of the Work of the ISA, and then declared it a secret.
In fact, the diploma of the American University in Sarajevo, whose founder and director is Denis Prcić, and which was allegedly obtained by Mehmedagić, appeared among the documents of this institution overnight, after the investigation of the Prosecutor's Office.

Everything was done in an illegal way because the name of Mehmedagić was subsequently entered in the list of students and in the Record of Register Books.
A special proof of this is that the pages were torn out, and then new ones were inserted, with a forged handwriting, which was found and confiscated by the Prosecution. Prcić knew about all these illegal actions, and the statements of the witnesses, who acted on his orders, confirm that.

<h2>How he paid for the house and the car</h2>

The prosecution is still investigating how Mehmedagić paid for the house he bought in the Hrasno neighborhood from Šaćir Čedić, the owner of the Vatra cafe chain in Sarajevo.
Mehmedagić did not withdraw money from the account for this property, which he paid 116,000 KM in 2017. He did not withdraw money from the account for the vehicle he bought from Asim Sarajlić for his wife Amela Šehović.

It is a matter of days when the investigating authorities will knock on the doors of the people who helped Osmica get a fake diploma

The Prosecutor's Office of B&H has evidence about helpers: Who will go to prison because of Osmica

B&amp;H Defense Minister Sifet Podžić held a meeting with Czech Ambassador to B&amp;H Ivana Hlavsova, and expressed gratitude for the Czech Republic's assistance to B&amp;H so far on its path to the European Union and NATO.

Also, Podžić informed Hlavsova about the main activities of the Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of B&amp;H. In addition, B&amp;H Defense Minster expressed gratitude to the Czech Republic for its support for demining process in our country through the international project "Trust Fund" (ITF), with the hope that the demining process in our country will be completed by 2025.
Hlavsova pointed out that the Czech Republic supports the integration of B&amp;H into the European Union and NATO, and that with its actions it wants to raise the awareness of the citizens of our country about the importance of that integration. Ambassador Hlavsova also highlighted the success of the Armed Forces of B&amp;H which is proof that our country is capable of being a serious partner to all countries.
The interlocutors concluded that bilateral cooperation between the two countries is at an enviable level, and that the bilateral cooperation plan for this year will be signed soon, the B&amp;H Ministry of Defense announced.

The interlocutors concluded that bilateral cooperation between the two countries is at an enviable level

The Czech Republic supports B&H's integration into the EU and NATO

More than 1.45 billion coronavirus vaccine shots have so far been given worldwide, figures by the Our World in Data showed on Sunday.

China is the most vaccinated country with nearly 393 million jabs, according to the website data. It is followed by the US with more than 270.83 million shots. India has given 181.54 million jabs, the UK with 56.02 million, and Brazil with over 52.64 million. Germany has administered 39.41 million shots, France with 28.47 million, and Italy with 27.01 million.
The list continues with Turkey that has given more than 25.78 million jabs. It is followed by Russia, Indonesia, and Mexico.
The country with the most doses of vaccine given in terms of population is the East African island nation of Seychelles, with 133 doses per 100 people.

According to the Health Ministry data, Turkey has administered more than 25.78 million jabs since a nationwide immunization campaign began on Jan. 14.

More than 14.95 million Turks have received their first doses, while over 10.83 million have been fully vaccinated.
Most COVID-19 vaccines are administered in two jabs, so the number of jabs given does not mean the vaccination of same number of individuals has been completed.
Since December 2019, the pandemic has claimed over 3.37 million lives in 192 countries and regions, with more than 162.59 million cases reported worldwide, according to figures compiled by the US’ Johns Hopkins University.
The US, India, and Brazil remain the worst-hit countries in terms of the number of infections.

Turkey ranks 9th worldwide with nearly 25M jabs administered

The US, India, and Brazil remain the worst-hit countries in terms of the number of infections

Over 1.45B coronavirus vaccine shots given across world

Pope Francis on Sunday said the loss of innocent lives in violence between Israel and Palestinians was "terrible and unacceptable", warning that the latest conflict could get even worse. 

-In these days, violent armed clashes between the Gaza Strip and Israel have taken over, and risk degenerating into a spiral of death and destruction- said the pope following his Sunday Regina Caeli prayer.
-Numerous people have been injured, and many innocents have died. Among them there are also children, and this is terrible and unacceptable- the 84-year-old pontiff said.
-I ask myself: where will hatred and revenge lead? Do we really think we will build peace by destroying the other?-Francis' comments, addressed to a crowd in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican, came after the pontiff held a special mass for Myanmar on Sunday morning.
During mass, he repeated calls for an end to bloodshed in the country roiled by a violent crackdown on civilians by the military junta, urging its people not to lose hope.
Francis, who often speaks about current events in his Sunday addresses from the window of the Apostolic Palace, also urged for calm in the Middle East. 
-I appeal for calm and, to those who have responsibility, to stop the din of arms and to walk the paths of peace, also with the help of the international community- he said.

Numerous people have been injured, and many innocents have died. Among them there are also children, and this is terrible and unacceptable, the 84-year-old pontiff said

Bihać authorities relocate migrants from abandoned retirement home to Lipa camp

Russian prosecutor submits more material in Navalny 'extremism' case

Over 300,000 sign petition in UK for sanctions against Israel

Pfizer jab can be stored in fridge for a month

Russia extends Twitter slowdown, warns Facebook, YouTube

About 100 migrants swim to Spain's Ceuta enclave

Thailand virus cases soar with prison clusters

Where are the 500,000 doses promised by the FB&H Prime Minister to the citizens: Two months since Bakir's Fadil announced that "vaccines will arrive on Monday"

Anis Krivić: Competent in smaller B&H the entity should finally stop pretending that they are a state

Erdogan urges pope to help end Israel's 'massacre'

Anesthesiologists who resigned at KCUS were questioned by the Prosecutor's Office of B&H

Čerkez: We are lifting movement restrictions in the Federation of B&H

The Prosecutor's Office of B&H has evidence about helpers: Who will go to prison because of Osmica

The Czech Republic supports B&H's integration into the EU and NATO

Over 1.45B coronavirus vaccine shots given across world

Pope warns of 'spiral of death' in Middle East clashes

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The Prosecutor's Office of B&H has evidence about helpers: Who will go to prison because of Osmica

The Czech Republic supports B&H's integration into the EU and NATO

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