Covid jab maker BioNTech said Monday it would build a Southeast Asia headquarters and manufacturing site in Singapore to produce hundreds of millions of mRNA-based vaccines per year.

Construction of the site will start this year, and it could become operational by 2023, the German company said in a statement.
-With this planned mRNA production facility, we will increase our overall network capacity and expand our ability to manufacture and deliver our mRNA vaccines and therapies to people around the world- said BioNTech chief executive Ugur Sahin.
The vaccine produced by BioNTech jointly with Pfizer of the United States became the first Covid-19 jab to be approved for use in the West late last year.
It is now supplying more than 90 countries worldwide, and is expecting to ramp up its production to up to three billion doses by the end of the year from 2.5 billion doses expected previously.
The pace will further accelerate to more than three billion doses in 2022.
The Singapore production site will be the German company's first mRNA manufacturing facility outside Europe, and will have an estimated capacity of several hundred million doses of such vaccines.
Its partner Pfizer operates production sites in the United States as well as in Belgium.
In a bid to raise global production capacities for their Covid vaccine, BioNTech and Pfizer have set out licensing and manufacturing partnerships with other pharmaceutical companies such as Merck, Novartis and Sanofi.
Both BioNTech and Pfizer have argued that the extension of such cooperation is what would help ensure a wider supply of vaccines, and not a patent waiver as the United States has sought.
Messenger RNA genetic technology trains the body to reproduce spike proteins, similar to that found on the coronavirus.
When exposed to the real virus later, the body recognises the spike proteins and is able to fight them off.
US pharmaceutical firm Moderna uses the same technology for its vaccine.

They plan to produce hundreds of millions of mRNA-based vaccines per year

Construction of the site will start this year, and it could become operational by 2023, the German company said in a statement

Covid jab maker BioNTech to build SE Asia manufacturing site

Three-time Olympian Cate Campbell expressed relief Monday as the Australian team began being vaccinated against Covid-19 ahead of the Tokyo Games.

While Australia has been one of the world's most successful countries in containing the spread of coronavirus, it has fallen far behind the government's own schedule for inoculations.
With the Olympics due to start on July 23, Canberra agreed to fast-track access to vaccines for all athletes travelling to Japan, despite accusations of queue-jumping.
The rollout began with swimming star Campbell, who is targeting a fourth Olympics, among the first to step forward.
-We are going into a pretty unknown situation over in Tokyo so to have this little band-aid is a huge weight off everyone's shoulders- she told reporters after being inoculated at the Queensland Academy of Sport in Brisbane.
Some 2,000 Australian athletes and staff are heading to the Olympics and Paralympics, with officials anticipating most, if not all, will be vaccinated at hubs set up around the country.
Japan has recorded just over 10,500 deaths from Covid-19, much lower than in many other countries, but, like Australia, its vaccine rollout is moving slowly.
Last week, a virus state of emergency in Tokyo and other parts of Japan was extended until the end of May.
But despite concerns about the viability of holding the multi-sport event during a pandemic, Japanese and Olympic officials insist it can go ahead safely.

The rollout began with swimming star Campbell, who is targeting a fourth Olympics, among the first to step forward

Australia began its vaccine rollout for Tokyo Olympic athletes

Australia begins vaccinating athletes ahead of Tokyo Olympics

Minister of Defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina Sifet Podžić, Chief of the Joint Staff of the Armed Forces of B&amp;H (AFB&amp;H) Colonel General Senad Mašović, Commander of the Operational Command of the AF B&amp;H Major General Radovan Ilić and Chief of ODC at US Embassy in B&amp;H Major Taib Grozdanić, at the AFB&amp;H Combat Training Center in Manjača near Banja Luka officially presented the bilateral exercise of the AF B&amp;H and the United States Armed Forces "Immediate Response 21".

The Commander of the Command for Training and Doctrine of the AF B&amp;H, Brigadier Slaven Blavicki, was also available to the media, as the director of the exercise "Immediate Response 21".
The exercise, in which about 500 members of the AF B&amp;H and about 700 US soldiers will take part, will be held at the military training grounds of the AF B&amp;H at Manjača and Glamoč, as well as at the barracks and Dubrava airport near Tuzla from May 17 to June 2.
The B&amp;H Presidency approved this exercise in February 2020.
The "Immediate Response 21" exercise is part of a large multinational exercise "Defender Europe 21" conducted by the US Armed Forces Europe and Africa Command, linking four different military exercises on European soil.
The exercise gathers a total of about 28,000 participants in four related exercises, which will be held at 31 military training grounds in 12 countries, with the participation of armed forces from a total of 27 countries.
The head of the ODC at the US Embassy in B&amp;H, Major Taib Grozdanić, reminded that this is the largest exercise of the Armed Forces of B&amp;H in recent history, emphasizing that "when you have good partners, everything is much easier."
Special attention at the exercise will be paid to the compliance with epidemiological measures against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Journalists will also be invited to witness the arrival of the majority of the US forces at the Sarajevo International Airport this week, and a special day that will be held for the distinguished guests near the end of the exercise at Manjača, stated the Public Relations Office of the Ministry of Defense of B&amp;H.&nbsp;

Aabout 500 members of the AF B&H and about 700 US soldiers will take part

Bilateral exercise 'Immediate Response 21' officially announced at Manjača

The appeal session in the case against Osman Mehmedagic, director of the Intelligence and Security Agency (OSA), and Muhamed Pekic, an employee of this agency, who were acquitted of abuse of office by the first instance verdict, ended before the Appellate Chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Prosecutor Oleg Čavka explained the reasons why he asked the Appellate Chamber to revocate the acquittal. He claims that there have been significant violations of the provisions of the criminal procedure and that the factual situation has been incompletely established.
The prosecutor said that Mehmadagić and Pekić undertook official actions in their own interest for which they did not have the authority. Čavka pointed out that during the procedure, there was constant pressure from the Court, which took over the powers of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.
Among other things, he said that the Prosecution was not allowed to submit additional material evidence and that during the sentencing, the publicly presented part differed from the written copy of the verdict and that the Court communicated with the public and gave instructions on how to write about the verdict.
Čavka quoted the position of the Court of First Instance "that not every abuse is a criminal offense", which brings into doubt that the verdict is incomprehensible.
The prosecutor reprimanded the first instance court for giving credence to witness Trifko Buha, and obtained material evidence.
- The court clarified that Buha is a co-signatory and that he approved the operation to exclude the recording from "BH Post", although the evidence bears the signature of Osman Mehmedagić - said Čavka, emphasizing that the Court was biased towards the defense.
Explaining why the Court suddenly requested the hearing of Mirela Bubalo, even though she is one of the injured parties, Čavka stated that the Court was either contaminated by writing of certain portals or inspected the evidence. Čavka said that the Court was exposed to pressure and anonymous letters, and that it was infected by that, and that they used those facts as evidence.
The defense of Mehmedagić and Pekić requested the Appellate Chamber to dismiss the Prosecution's appeal as unfounded.
Lawyer Senka Nožica, who represents Mehmedagić, once again pointed out that it was a political process with the aim of accusing one ISA director.
Nožica pointed out that the prosecutor practically gave the final word at the session.

According to the indictment, in August 2020, they obtained a surveillance recording from "BH Post" and revealed the identity of the sender of the anonymous report against the director of ISA, but the Court of B&amp;H acquitted them of the charges of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.
However, the Prosecution appealed, requesting that the acquittal be either revoked or a new trial ordered before the Appellate Chamber of the Court of B&amp;H.

Prosecutor Oleg Čavka claims that there have been significant violations of the provisions of the criminal procedure and that the factual situation has been incompletely established

Osman Mehmedagić today in front of the Court of B&H

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina is seeking the revocation of Osman Mehmedagić's acquittal

Regarding the inquiry of several media about whether Adis Arapović resigned from SBB, party spokesman Seđad Muhić made announcement.
- We learned about Mr. Arapović's resignation from the media and that did not surprise us. Recently, especially after the local elections, part of the cantonal leadership in Sarajevo, Tuzla or Bihćc has stressed the need for urgent deaccumulation of political and other functions and expressed open dissatisfaction with membership because Mr. Arapović's wife was elected to as many as three supervisory boards (she is a member of the Supervisory Board of the Development Bank of FB&amp;H, the Supervisory Board of the Financial and Information Agency of FB&amp;H and the Supervisory Board of the bankrupt Mostar Tobacco Factory).
SBB reminds the public that Mr. Arapović entered the Federal Parliament from the compensation list, and not with a direct mandate and the number of personal votes obtained, by leaving of Mr. Munib Jusufović to the House of Peoples of the B&amp;H Parliamentary Assembly last year.
SBB wishes Mr. Arapović a successful continuation of his political activity and reminds him of the statement he gave to N1 on February 8th, 2020.
Regardless of such personal decisions, SBB will correct its personnel policy in the preparation for the upcoming elections in such a way that no one can perform more than one function - said Muhić, it was announced from SBB.

SBB reminds the public that Mr. Arapović entered the Federal Parliament from the compensation list, and not with a direct mandate and the number of personal votes received, said Muhić

SBB reminds Arapović of the statement he gave for N1 on February 8th, 2020.

Muhić: We wish Arapović successful work, but SBB will stop the accumulation of functions

On the occasion of Eid al-Fitr also called the Festival of Breaking the Fast or Ramadan Eid, which Muslims celebrate on May 13, 2021, the Archbishop of Vrhbosna, Cardinal Vinko Puljić, sent a congratulatory message to the Rais-l-ulama of the Islamic Community in B&amp;H, Husein effendi Kavazović and all Muslims in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

-Dear effendi Kavazović, soon you and all Muslims will celebrate Eid al-Fitr. That is why I extend my sincere congratulations to you personally and to all Muslims on the occasion of this Ramadan Eid. Every religious celebration builds the spiritual personality of the believer but also increases spirituality in the wider public.&nbsp;Our time needs a builder of peace, coexistence and tolerance. The celebration of Ramadan-Eid with the religious significance of the sacrifice of fasting throughout the month should be a source of religious joy. Let it contribute to the building of better interpersonal relations and readiness to build together, in peace and equality, our future out of faith in God and our homeland Bosnia and Herzegovina- stated Cardinal Puljić in his congratulatory message.

The celebration of Ramadan-Eid with the religious significance of the sacrifice of fasting throughout the month should be a source of religious joy, he added

Cardinal Puljić: Our time needs builders of peace, coexistence and tolerance

The second round of vaccination of the citizens of the Sarajevo Canton started today at the Zetra Olympic Hall.

A member of the Crisis Staff of the Ministry of Health of the SC, Arman Šarkić, stated that 5,282 doses of vaccines are available, mostly from the manufacturers Sinovac and Sinopharm, and Pfizer vaccines should arrive during the day.
-Citizens older than 75 who did not have the opportunity to be immunized in the first round will now have a chance, as well as patients on hemodialysis, those with transplanted organs, and oncology patients- said Šarkić.
He pointed out that each vaccine is of good quality and that it will be indicated which vaccine the insured person should receive.
In the first round of vaccination, 12,800 doses of vaccine were available in the Sarajevo Canton, and between 1,500 and 1,700 people were vaccinated daily at the Zetra Hall.
Some 100,000 doses of vaccines should arrive in the canton at the end of May or the beginning of June.
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5,282 doses of vaccines are available, mostly from the manufacturers Sinovac and Sinopharm, and Pfizer vaccines should arrive during the day

Citizens older than 75 who did not have the opportunity to be immunized in the first round will now have a chance, as well as patients on hemodialysis, those with transplanted organs, and oncology patients

The second round of vaccination in Sarajevo Canton has begun today

An appeal session will be held before the Appellate Chamber of the Court of B&amp;H today in the case against Osman Mehmedagić, director of the Intelligence and Security Agency (ISA), and Muhamed Pekić, an employee of this agency, who were acquitted of abuse of office.
According to the indictment, in August 2020, they obtained a surveillance footage from "BH Post" and revealed the identity of the sender of the anonymous report against the director of ISA, but the Court of B&amp;H acquitted them of the charges of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.
However, the Prosecution appealed, requesting that the acquittal be either revoked or a new trial ordered before the Appellate Chamber of the Court of B&amp;H.
After learning in an unspecified manner that a criminal complaint had been filed against Mehmedagić and sent by mail, Pekić and Mehmedagić obtained a photograph of the envelope of the incoming shipment with the BH Post sticker with the exact recorded postal number and time of receipt of the shipment, so, in violation of the provisions of the Law on ISA B&amp;H and the Law on Protection of Classified Data of B&amp;H, together in mutual agreement they decided to take operational measures and actions in order to establish the identity of the sender of the anonymous criminal report, the indictment reads.
The Prosecution alleges that in taking these actions they were not guided by the interests of their service, but exclusively by the personal and private interests of the accused Mehmedagić, so Pekić, by exceeding his authority in the service for reasons and motives known to him, undertook an obviously illegal act of gathering intelligence that is not from the work of the ISA circle.

Prosecution requests that acquittal in "Footage" affair to either be revoked or to start new trial before B&H Court of Appeals

Arrival of Mehmedagić in the Court of B&H

ISA Director Osman Mehmedagić arrived at the Court of B&H

In the past 24 hours, 1,025 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 64 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in Una-Sana, Herzegovina-Neretva, Central Bosnia, Zenica-Doboj, Tuzla and Sarajevo Canton.
So far, a total of 643,882 samples have been tested, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 131,978 individuals in FB&amp;H.
In the same period, 22 deaths were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H.
As of today, the number of deaths in the Federation of B&amp;H is 5,056, the FB&amp;H Public Health Institute announced.
In Republic of Srpska (RS), 366 laboratory samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 32 people.
In the last 24 hours, five deaths have been reported to the RS Institute of Public Health, in which the presence of coronavirus has been confirmed.
So far, 62,776 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in that entity, and a total of 3,498 people have died in whom the virus test has been confirmed.
In the last 24 hours, 208 samples of coronavirus were tested in the Brčko District of B&amp;H, and five were positive. One person died.

New cases have been registered in Una-Sana, Herzegovina-Neretva, Central Bosnia, Zenica-Doboj, Tuzla and Sarajevo Canton

So far, a total of 643,882 samples have been tested, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 131,978 individuals in FB&H

COVID-19 confirmed in 101 people in B&H, with 28 deaths

Malaysia will bring its citizens back from the northern and western regions of India as COVID-19 cases continue to surge in the South Asian country.

Foreign Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said his country would use a specially chartered aircraft to help the return of its citizens.
-The aircraft will depart to New Delhi and Mumbai as soon as the Indian government gives the approval and all arrangements are finished- Hussein said in a written statement on Friday.
The southern and the eastern regions of India were not included in the repatriation mission as the situations there are reported to be under control.
He asked the Malaysians residing in the northern and western regions of India to register themselves with the Malaysian mission in Mumbai in case they want to return home.
Those returning will include home-based staff members of various Malaysian agencies.
All of them will have to undergo COVID-19 testing before leaving India and also upon arrival in Malaysia.
-They are also required to undergo 14-day quarantine at the selected facilities- he said.
India has set another global record for daily coronavirus cases on Friday, registering over 414,000 infections in the past 24 hours.
According to the US-based Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center, India has so far reported 21.4 million COVID-19 related cases with 234,083 deaths.
The country has so far administered 159.9 million doses, fully vaccinating 30.2 million people making 2.21% of the total population.

Malaysia sending chartered flights to repatriate its citizens living in northern and western regions of India

Malaysia to bring back its citizens from India

Greece will reopen private beaches on Saturday and museums next week, health officials said Friday as the tourism-dependent country gears up for a May 15 travel restart.

Museums are to reopen on May 14 -- a day before Greece officially launches its travel season -- followed by reduced-capacity outdoor cinemas on May 21 and theatres on May 28.
The government began in early April to relax lockdown restrictions originally imposed in November by reopening most retail shops except malls.
This was followed by high schools reopening a week later, and by outdoor restaurants and cafes on May 3.
However, tourism operators do not expect major travel arrivals before July.
Last month quarantine restrictions were lifted for vaccinated or tested travellers from the EU and a small number of other countries including Britain and the United States.
The third wave of the pandemic hit Greece hard with the majority of the country's more than 10,000 virus deaths occurring over the last few months.
The country has recorded over 350,000 cases of coronavirus in a population of 10.8 million.
Over 3.4 million vaccinations have been carried out, and over a million people have received their second dose.

Museums will be reopened next week

People sit in on a cafe terrace in the Monastiraki district of Athens in Greece that will reopen private beaches on Saturday and museums next week while travel restart May 15

Greece to reopen beaches, museums after long lockdown

The World Health Organization on Friday approved the Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccine for emergency use -- the first Chinese jab to receive the WHO's green light.

The UN health agency signed off on the two-dose vaccine, which is already being deployed in dozens of countries around the world.
The WHO has already given emergency use listing to the vaccines being made by Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, Johnson and Johnson, and the AstraZeneca jab being produced at separate sites in India and in South Korea.
-This afternoon, WHO gave emergency use listing to Sinopharm Beijing's Covid-19 vaccine, making it the sixth vaccine to receive WHO validation for safety, efficacy and quality- WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a news conference.
-The Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunisation, or SAGE, has also reviewed the available data, and recommends the vaccine for adults 18 years and older, with a two-dose schedule.-An emergency use listing by the WHO paves the way for countries worldwide to quickly approve and import a vaccine for distribution, especially those states without an international-standard regulator of their own.
It also opens the door for the jabs to enter the Covax global vaccine-sharing scheme, which aims to provide equitable access to doses around the world and particularly in poorer countries.
The Sinopharm vaccine is already in use in 42 territories around the world, fourth behind AstraZeneca (166), Pfizer-BioNTech (94) and Moderna (46), according to an AFP tally.
Besides China, it is being used in Algeria, Cameroon, Egypt, Hungary, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, Peru, the United Arab Emirates, Serbia and Seychelles, among others.
A clutch of other vaccines are on the road towards WHO emergency use listing, including a second Sinopharm product being made in Wuhan -- the city where coronavirus was first detected.
A decision is expected within days on Sinovac, a second Chinese-made vaccine already being used in 22 countries.
Russia's Sputnik V vaccine is the next furthest ahead in the process.

The jab is already in use in 42 territories around the world

The UN health agency signed off on the two-dose vaccine, which is already being deployed in dozens of countries around the world

WHO approves China's Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccine

The new EUFOR Chief of Staff is Brigadier General Szilárd Gerőfi who take over the duty from the incumbent chief of staff Brigadier General Ernő Baráth.
 
The handover ceremony took place today at the Butmir Base in Sarajevo.
During his inauguration, General Gerőfi emphasized that this is a great honor and responsibility, emphasizing his readiness to continue the mission of preserving a safe environment in B&amp;H with equal success.
General Baráth expressed satisfaction with the results achieved within the mission and thanked all those who contributed to it.
The ceremony was welcomed by EUFOR Commander Alexander Platzer, stressing the determination to maintain the continuity of Operation Althea.
The ceremony was accompanied by a special program, the intonation of the anthems of B&amp;H and the EU and the line-up of the unit.

He  his readiness to continue the mission of preserving a safe environment in B&H with equal success.

Brigadier General Szilárd Gerőfi takes over duty of EUFOR Chief of Staff

A solemn ceremony was held on May 6 at the Royal Air Force College Cranwell to mark the end of "Modular Initial Officer Training Course No3".

On that occasion, cadet Emir Ramić was promoted at the ceremony, who successfully completed the training, which gave the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina another officer who will soon be in a position to transfer the acquired knowledge and experience in his unit in the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Vanja Filipović, as well as the Military Attaché of B&amp;H to the UK, Brigadier General Nedžad Sadiković attended the ceremony.
As part of the ceremony, the appointees held talks with the Air Officer Commanding 22 Group of the Royal Air Force, Major General Richard Maddison. It was an opportunity to thank the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland for the opportunity provided to our cadets to study at this prestigious military school, expressing confidence that this practice will continue, the B&amp;H Ministry of Defense said.

He successfully completed the training and was promoted at the ceremony

B&H Armed Forces get another officer from the Royal Air Force College

After the police of the Sarajevo Canton Ministry of the Interior intervened yesterday to protect the journalists of the Crimes&amp;Accidents Chronicle of "Dnevni avaz", several people were questioned and searched.
Thanks to the video, the alibi that they were examined by Dr. Emir Talirević on the 23rd floor of the tower, where he has an office, failed because it was clear that the two of them wanted to enter the newsroom located on the 1st floor and how they were threateningly communicating with journalist Admir Aljimi.
After the information about that pressure on the media was published, Elvis Keljmendi spoke up, saying that it had nothing to do with threats to journalists and announced a lawsuit against the police.

Regardless of the reaction of some portals close to ISA, which tried to divert attention from the attacks on journalists, today "Avaz" received a photo where two people from RS, who threatened the journalist, together with Elvis Keljmendi, are sitting with controversial caterer Denis Stojnić . And that right after the police released them.
This time, they can hardly be taken out by chance that yesterday they had a medical need at the same time with Dr. Talirević, which they used to enter the tower and harass public speech employees.
Unless out of "specialist" needs, on the order of his friend Osman Mehmedagić Osmica, Stojnić did not set a date for an inter-entity agreement.

This time, they can hardly be taken out by chance that yesterday they had a medical need at the same time with Dr. Talirević, which they used to enter the tower and harass public speech employees

Two people from RS and Elvis Keljmendi in the company of controversial caterer Denis Stojnić

They threatened the journalists of "Dnevni avaz", and after that collectively went to Denis Stojnić's cafe

In the past 24 hours, 1,726 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 172 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in all cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H.
A total of 640,426 samples have been tested so far, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 131,718 individuals.
In the past 24 hours, 10 new deaths were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H.
As of today, the number of deaths in the Federation of B&amp;H is 5,019, the Institute announced. 
In the last 24 hours, at the Institute of Public Health of the Republic of Srpska, the University Clinical Center of the Republic of Srpska, the University Hospital in Foča and the hospitals of Sv. Vračevi in ​​Bijeljina and Sv. Apostle Luke in Doboj tested 706 laboratory samples, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 149 people.
In the last 24 hours, the Republic of Srpska Institute of Public Health has reported 17 deaths in which the presence of the coronavirus has been confirmed.
So far, 62,540 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Republic of Srpska, and a total of 3,469 people have died who have been tested for coronavirus.
In the Brčko District, 19 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered after testing 134 people. One person died.

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

In the past 24 hours, 10 new deaths were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&H

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ISA Director Osman Mehmedagić arrived at the Court of B&H

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Greece to reopen beaches, museums after long lockdown

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Brigadier General Szilárd Gerőfi takes over duty of EUFOR Chief of Staff

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They threatened the journalists of "Dnevni avaz", and after that collectively went to Denis Stojnić's cafe

COVID-19 confirmed in 340 people in B&H, with 28 deaths

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Covid jab maker BioNTech to build SE Asia manufacturing site

Australia begins vaccinating athletes ahead of Tokyo Olympics

Bilateral exercise 'Immediate Response 21' officially announced at Manjača

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina is seeking the revocation of Osman Mehmedagić's acquittal

Muhić: We wish Arapović successful work, but SBB will stop the accumulation of functions

Cardinal Puljić: Our time needs builders of peace, coexistence and tolerance

The second round of vaccination in Sarajevo Canton has begun today

ISA Director Osman Mehmedagić arrived at the Court of B&H

COVID-19 confirmed in 101 people in B&H, with 28 deaths

Malaysia to bring back its citizens from India

Greece to reopen beaches, museums after long lockdown

WHO approves China's Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccine

Brigadier General Szilárd Gerőfi takes over duty of EUFOR Chief of Staff

B&H Armed Forces get another officer from the Royal Air Force College

They threatened the journalists of "Dnevni avaz", and after that collectively went to Denis Stojnić's cafe

COVID-19 confirmed in 340 people in B&H, with 28 deaths