Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc said on Tuesday its antibody cocktail was effective in preventing COVID-19 in people exposed to those infected with the new coronavirus, based on interim results from a late-stage study.

The two-antibody cocktail, REGEN-COV, caused a 100% reduction in symptomatic infection and roughly 50% lower overall rates of infection, based on an analysis of about 400 participants in the trial who had a household member with COVID-19.
Regeneron said it would discuss the interim results with U.S. health regulators to potentially expand the antibody cocktail’s current emergency use authorization (EUA). Full data from the trial is expected early in the second quarter
.The U.S. Food and Drug Administration in November granted EUA to the antibody cocktail for the treatment of mild to moderate COVID-19 in adults and children.
The current trial tested REGEN-COV for use as a passive vaccine, which involves directly delivering virus-fighting antibodies into the body unlike traditional vaccines in which the receiver’s immune system is activated to develop its own antibodies.
REGEN-COV may be able to provide immediate passive immunity to those at high risk of infection, in contrast to active vaccines that take weeks to provide protection, the company said.
-These data using REGEN-COV as a passive vaccine suggest that it may both reduce transmission of the virus as well as reduce viral and disease burden in those who still get infected- said George Yancopoulos, president and chief scientific officer of Regeneron.
The drugmaker also expects REGEN-COV to help people who respond poorly to vaccination.
During the trial, jointly run by Regeneron and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, one death and a COVID-19 related hospitalization were reported among those who received placebo, but there was no such incident in the treatment group, the company said.
REGEN-COV is also being studied in two late-stage hospitalized patient trials and a late-stage trial for the treatment of non-hospitalized patients.

Full data from the trial is expected early in the second quarter

Regeneron said it would discuss the interim results with U.S. health regulators to potentially expand the antibody cocktail’s current emergency use authorization (EUA)

Regeneron's antibody cocktail effective in preventing COVID-19 infection

Bowing to the emerging crisis, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte on Tuesday submitted his resignation, while maneuvering to boost his chances to return as the top candidate to lead a new government backed by a broader coalition.
After getting the resignation, President Sergio Mattarella on Wednesday will start consultations with the parties in parliament – expected to last just a couple of days – to try to cobble together a new cabinet able to lead Italy through a second wave of the pandemic and a dramatic recession.
Conte was forced to resign after losing last week’s confidence vote in the Senate, which sparked a government crisis just as Italy is faced with crucial economic and political decisions.
The outcome of the confidence vote left Conte without a sound majority in parliament, after former Premier Matteo Renzi pulled his tiny Italia Viva Party from the ruling coalition.
Having failed in a last-minute bid to broaden his majority, Conte and his government were forced to pull the plug, to avoid another defeat in parliament later this week.
Tuesday’s move marks the formal opening of a political crisis and leaves Mattarella faced with key choices.
He could give Conte another mandate to try to form a government, but he could also choose another politician or a technocrat to lead a transition or “national unity” government supported by a wider majority.

President Mattarella to hold consultations with parties over next 2 days to try to form new government

Conte was forced to resign after losing last week’s confidence vote in the Senate

Bowing to crisis, prime minister steps down

Colombia’s Defense Minister Carlos Holmes Trujillo died of COVID-19 on Tuesday morning, the country’s president announced.
-It is with deep sorrow and sadness that I have received the news of the death of our minister of defense Carlos Holmes Trujillo- said Ivan Duque Marquez in a video statement.
Trujillo had tested positive for the novel coronavirus on Jan. 12, after which his health deteriorated. He was hospitalized in the Military Hospital in Bogota, where he remained in an intensive care unit.
-I cannot express the pain I have- said Duque. -Carlos Holmes was my friend, my partner in battle, my co-worker and my minister.-
Before becoming minister of defense, Trujillo was foreign minister in Duque´s government. He had expressed his interest in running for president in the 2022 elections.
Former President Alvaro Uribe, one of Trujillo’s closest political allies, said the news of Trujillo's death “breaks my soul.”
The virus has killed almost 52,000 people and infected more than 2 million people in Colombia, according to the Johns Hopkins University tally.

Carlos Holmes Trujillo, 69, was in critical care after being infected with coronavirus earlier this month

Trujillo had tested positive for the novel coronavirus on Jan. 12, after which his health deteriorated

Colombian defense minister dies of COVID-19

The Tuzla Canton Assembly confirmed at today's session the appointment of a new cantonal government with 19 votes in favor, 11 against and five abstentions.
The new cantonal prime minister will be Kadrija Hodžić, a professor at the Faculty of Economics of the University of Tuzla, a member of the Social Democratic Party of B&amp;H.
The new parliamentary majority, in addition to the SDP, consists of the PDA, Our Party and SBB.
New ministers in the TC government have also been appointed, four of them from the SDP B&amp;H. 
The three ministers are members of the Movement for Democratic Action (PDA).
Our Party has two ministerial positions in the new government.
The new Minister of Health is Božo Jurić, a member of the HDZ B&amp;H, a party that does not have a parliamentary status in the Tuzla Canton legislative branch.
Speaking about the work of the new government, the newly elected Prime Minister of the Tuzla Canton Kadrija Hodžić said that they would work transparently and openly, emphasizing that the focus would be on health and protection of every citizen in the Tuzla Canton, then on economic recovery, helping business entities affected by the pandemic, as well as encouraging entrepreneurship to keep the employment and liquidity of companies.

The new cantonal prime minister will be Kadrija Hodžić, a professor at the Faculty of Economics of the University of Tuzla

Tuzla Canton Assembly appoints a new government

The World Health Organization (WHO) issued fresh clinical advice on Tuesday for treating COVID-19 patients, including those displaying persistent symptoms after recovery, and also said it advised using low-dose anti-coagulants to prevent blood clots.
-The other things in the guidance that are new are that COVID-19 patients at home should have the use of pulse oximetry, that’s measuring the oxygen levels, so you can identify whether somewhat at home is deteriorating and would be better off having hospital care- WHO spokeswoman Margaret Harris told a U.N. briefing in Geneva.
The WHO advised clinicians to put patients into the awake prone position, on their front, shown to improve the oxygen flow, she said.
-Also we recommend, we suggest the use, of low-dose anti-coagulents to prevent blood clots forming in blood vessels. We suggest the use of lower doses rather than higher doses because higher doses may lead to other problems- Harris said.
She added that a WHO-led team of independent experts, currently in the central Chinese city of Wuhan where the first human cases were detected in December 2019, is due to leave quarantine in the next two days to pursue its work with Chinese researchers on the virus origins.
She declined to commment on reports of delays in roll-out of vaccines in the European Union. She said she had no specific data and the WHO’s priority was for health workers in all countries to be vaccinated in the first 100 days of the year.
AstraZeneca , which developed its shot with Oxford University, told the EU on Friday it could not meet agreed supply targets up to the end of March.

They advised clinicians to put patients into the awake prone position, on their front, shown to improve the oxygen flow

WHO: COVID-19 patients at home should have the use of pulse oximetry

WHO issues new clinical advice on treating COVID-19 patients

A plea hearing has been scheduled in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina on Friday for the accused in the "Respirators" affair, "Avaz" has learned.
We remind you that on December 30th last year, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina fully confirmed the indictment against Fadil Novalić, FB&amp;H Prime Minister, Fahrudin Solak, suspended director of the Federal Civil Protection Administration (FCPA), Fikret Hodžić, owner of "Srebrna malina" and FB&amp;H Deputy Prime Minister Jelka Milićević.
These four are accused of procuring respirators worth 10.5 million KM, but also of procuring protective equipment worth 2.9 million KM.

After several months of investigation, the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H filed the indictment on December 4th last year, and then sent it to the Court for confirmation. The indictment was confirmed only after finalization.
The accused Novalić, Solak and Hodžić, as well as the legal entity “F.H. Srebrena malina“ Srebrenica, as stated by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, is charged with having committed the criminal offenses of Association for the Perpetration of Criminal Offenses, among which are:
- Abuse of position or authority, receipt of reward or other benefit for trading in influence, money laundering, forgery or destruction of business or trade books or documents, forgery of official documents, breach of the obligation to keep trade or business books and compile financial statements and falsify or destroy them- it was pointed out by the Prosecution.
Milićević is charged with committing the criminal offense of negligent work in the service.
According to the indictment, Novalić is charged with using the circumstances of declaring a pandemic, as well as the capacities of the Prime Minister's authority in the Government of the Federation of B&amp;H, to devise a plan for illegal payment of budget funds for the purchase of coronavirus funds.

After several months of investigation, the Prosecutor's Office of B&H filed the indictment on December 4th, and then sent it to the Court for confirmation. The indictment was confirmed only after finalization

Hodžić and Solak: Accused of abuse of power

Trial begins: Novalić, Solak and Hodžić again in the courtroom of the Court of B&H, guilty plea scheduled

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Bisera Turković received today the Ambassador of Ukraine to Bosnia and Herzegovina Vasily Kirilich, and the interlocutors agreed that it is important to shed light on the affair with the Orthodox Church relic which the B&amp;H Presidency Chairman Milorad Dodik presented as a gift to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Sergei Lavrov during his visit to B&amp;H on December 14th last year.
The Ambassador emphasized that Ukraine never gave permission for the export of the relic from that country and that the item is of cultural importance for Ukraine.
Ambassador Kirilich has requested that the item be excluded from the competent institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina and requested for the arrival of Ukrainian experts to be enabled, who would, together with experts from B&amp;H, determine the circumstances related to the church relic.
Minister Turković informed the Ambassador about the steps taken after the note sent by the Embassy of Ukraine to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of B&amp;H and the actions of the B&amp;H judiciary in that case.
Considering that the situation has burdened the relations between the two countries, Minister Turković expressed hope that the competent institutions would resolve the matter as soon as possible.
Minister Turković and Ambassador Kirilich discussed a number of topics and issues, and expressed commitment to improving relations between the two countries in various fields, said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of B&amp;H.
They also discussed the case of B&amp;H pilot Samir Beganović from Cazin, who died on August 1, 1994, in the Plitvice Lakes region when a Ukrainian plane was shot down.
The Minister said that B&amp;H is interested in finding the remains of Beganović, who, according to the latest information, are in Ukraine. Ambassador Kirilich said that a conversation had taken place in the competent ministry in Ukraine and that there was a working committee working on the issue. He stressed that the process is complicated by the fact that the event happened more than 25 years ago.
The Minister and the Ambassador emphasized the importance of continuing to improve bilateral relations, and in that context, emphasized the importance of the opening of the diplomatic and consular office of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Ukraine.
They also underlined the need to organize a meeting that would determine strategic directions in cooperation in the field of economy, but also the signing of several agreements between the two countries whose implementation would improve relations between B&amp;H and Ukraine, said the B&amp;H Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The Ambassador emphasized that Ukraine never gave permission for the export of the relic from that country and that the item is of cultural importance for Ukraine

Turković - Kirilich: The affair with Ukrainian church relic must be resolved

Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Šefik Džaferović sent a request to the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina today to review the constitutionality of the Law on Technical Regulations of the entity of Republic of Srpska, with a proposal to repeal the law.
The request refers to the incompatibility of the provisions of the disputed law with the provisions of the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina relating to the establishment of a single market throughout the country, human rights and fundamental freedoms, international standards and non-discrimination, stated the B&amp;H Presidency.
The Request for the review of constitutionality emphasizes, among other things, that the Law on Technical Regulations of the entity of RS is in contradiction with the state Law on Technical Requirements for Products and Conformity Assessment, and that it establishes an unconstitutional, parallel quality infrastructure system.
-Its provisions ignore regulations and standards at the level of Bosnia and Herzegovina, go towards the disintegration of its internal market and treat the rights of citizens differently in a way that gives priority to legal entities registered in the entity of the RS- wrote Džaferović in his request to the Constitutional Court of B&amp;H.&nbsp;

The request among other things emphasizes  that the Law on Technical Regulations of the entity of RS is in contradiction with the state Law on Technical Requirements for Products and Conformity Assessment

Džaferović submits a request for a constitutionality review of a law in RS

In the past 24 hours, 2,185 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 261 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.
New cases have been registered in all the cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H, except in the Podrinje Canton, according to the Institute.
Currently, there are 10,703 active cases of SARS-CoV-2. 
In the past 24 hours, 11 new deaths were reported to the FB&amp;H Public Health Institute. As of today, the number of deaths in the FB&amp;H is 2,438.
Today, 22 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H, out of 101 tested samples. Three people died.
Nine people have recovered, and 405 cases of the infection are currently active.
In the entity of Republic of Srpska, 683 laboratory samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus was confirmed in 106 people.
In the last 24 hours, 13 deaths were reported.
So far, a total of 2,027 people died in the entity.

New cases have been registered in all the cantons in the Federation of B&H, except in the Podrinje Canton

In the past 24 hours, 11 new deaths were reported to the FB&H Public Health Institute

COVID-19 confirmed in 389 people in B&H, with 27 deaths in the last 24 hours

Health workers spent last night in a tent in front of the building of the Government of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton (HNC), since there is no progress in negotiations on a new collective agreement, said President of the HNC Independent Trade Union of Health Workers Dalibor Vuković.
-Two colleagues spent the night in a tent while the rest of us rested a bit and we are still waiting for someone to contact us to see what and how to proceed. As for the negotiations, nothing new has happened, and the most interesting fact is that yesterday the Government called on for negotiating, but again they did not write when and at what time to come, so those are empty words- said Vuković for FENA.
He reminded that the legal team of the union sent and submitted evidence requested by the Municipal Court of Mostar yesterday.
-We are waiting for the decision of the Court regarding the temporary ban on conducting and organizing a strike, which was requested by the Government of the HNC. We hope for a fair and just decision- Vuković added.
About two thousand members of the Independent Trade Union of Healthcare Workers of the HNC and the Independent Trade Union of Employees of SKB Mostar have been on a general strike since December 10 last year. The trade unionists are demanding a salary increase and a new collective agreement on the rights and obligations of employers and workers in the field of health care.

About two thousand members of the Independent Trade Union of Healthcare Workers of the HNC and the Independent Trade Union of Employees of SKB Mostar have been on a general strike since December 10th last year

Vuković reminded that the legal team of the union sent and submitted evidence requested by the Municipal Court of Mostar yesterday

Vuković: Health workers spend night in a tent, no progress in the negotiations

Prime Minister of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Fadil Novalić, said today in Drvar that the municipality, as well as neighboring Glamoč and Bosansko Grahovo, are endangered and not economically viable, and that the wider community should provide more support.
After the meeting with the mayors of the three municipalities, Novalić stated that those local communities have almost identical problems with refugees, economy, infrastructure and budget maintenance.
-We considered how to provide more help to these municipalities, although there has been no shortage of help so far, and we concluded that we will have to adopt an asymmetric approach to supporting municipalities in the Federation of BiH in order for those underdeveloped to get more- said Novalić.
He added that today it was agreed to make a list of priorities in each area and to hold a new meeting in a few months and determine how to respond to those problems.
-If good projects are designed, the support can amount to up to 700,000 KM per municipality- Novalić specified.
Mayor of Drvar, Dušica Runić, emphasized that those municipalities, which are among the least developed in B&amp;H, should develop cooperation with all levels of government and that she hopes that these levels will find funds in the budget to support them.
Mayor of Glamoč, Nebojša Radivojša, stated that it was agreed to jointly try to help maintain life in those local communities, and to hope for successful cooperation.
As the Mayor of Bosansko Grahovo, Uroš Đuran, said today’s meeting was very useful at which they presented their problems to the Prime Minister, and he presented them with opportunities for support.
Minister of Displaced Persons and Refugees of the FB&amp;H, Edin Ramić, was also present today and after the meeting they visited Memorial Complex of 'the 25th of May' Museum and the exhibit space of the site of Tito's cave.

He added that today it was agreed to make a list of priorities in each area and to hold a new meeting in a few months and determine how to respond to those problems

After the meeting with the mayors of the three municipalities, Novalić stated that those local communities have almost identical problems with refugees, economy, infrastructure and budget maintenance

Novalić announces more support for Drvar, Glamoč and Bosansko Grahovo

Ranko Debevec, the President of the Court of B&amp;H, sent a denial today to the texts that were published on the portal and in the newspaper "Dnevni avaz".We publish his reaction in full:

On date 20.01.2021. an article entitled "The Dark Face of the President of the Court of B&amp;H Ranko Debevec" was published in the newspaper "Dnevni avaz" on the front page and page 4, as well as on the Internet portal at the address.
On date 21.01.2021. in the newspaper "Dnevni Avaz", on the front page and page 4, as well as on the Internet portal at the address, under the heading "CRIME", an article was published entitled "Shameful behavior of Ranko Debevec: President of the Court of B&amp;H sent trainee questions and answers for the professional exam ".
On date 22.01.2021., in the newspaper "Dnevni Avaz", on the front page and page 2, as well as on the Internet portal at the address, under the heading "CORRUPTION", an article was published entitled "Hidden identity: Airline tickets for mistress and president Court of B&amp;H ”.
The articles in question represent (a) pressure on the Court of B&amp;H, (b) violation of the right to a ban on defamation, (c) insult due to the manner of writing against a person holding a judicial office, (d) violation of the right to speak before a text is published against a person , (e) violation of Art. 2, 3, 5, 7. of the Press and Online Media Code of B&amp;H, relevant provisions of the Law on Protection against Defamation of the Federation of B&amp;H ("Official Gazette of FB&amp;H" No. 73Tako / 05), and provisions of the Law on Obligations "(,, SI. I. SFR.J "no. 29/78, 39/85, Tako45 / 89 and 57/89, ,, SI. I. RB IH" no. 2/92, 13/93 and 3/94), in part concerning the prohibition of insulting another and causing non-pecuniary damage.
I also point out that bringing untruths and insults to my account affects my health, both physically and mentally, and at the same time the ability to perform numerous daily professional and private duties.
In order to reduce the damage from defamation and insults, and to properly inform the public in terms of Article 15 of the Press and Online Media Code of B&amp;H, I submit a request to the Portal immediately, and in print within 24 hours of receiving this request, on the front page and the same pages of newspapers, ie. in the same place on the Portal where the disputed articles were published, in integral form, including the title,to publish this denial:
"Dnevni avaz carries out media lynching of President Debevac and puts pressure on public authorities"
Dnevni avaz and its portal for a long time, day by day, have been doing my media lynching as the President of the Court of B&amp;H, abusing the media as a means of discrediting me as President, while making insulting and untrue allegations. Such writing is not only an illegal act of these media, but also disrespect of the judiciary and illegitimate pressure on me and my colleagues.
Legal, professional and ethical rules of conduct in B&amp;H oblige all journalists to allow every person who is written about the right to reply before publication, which Dnevni Avaz and its portal have never done, but have published articles without the opportunity to comment on any claims and statements. In this way, at the same time, the public is prevented from hearing the other side, which is one of the basic rules in a democratic society, so that everyone can create their own judgment on the topic being written about.
I am obliged to say that, as the President of the Court of B&amp;H, I have never in any way abused my position, position of power, my influence or used public funds, the state budget or resources for private purposes. I finance all my private needs by myself. I deny that I have provided anyone with questions and answers for any type of exam, I deny that I have influenced anyone with my position. I will never be against my public engagement and work being publicly discussed, analyzed and criticized. But it is my constitutional right that my private life, including my emotional life, to be protected from the public like any other man in our state. Avaz illegally and unconstitutionally intrudes in my private life and exposes it to the public eye, unscrupulously twisting it in order to influence public opinion and create illegitimate pressure on public authorities.
This is a classic example of media abuse. This is a clear message from the people behind Avaz that no one, not even the highest judicial officials, can be sure that their privacy will not be exposed to the public the moment dissenters or opponents are hindered on the way to achieving their goals. Avaz does not choose the means.

<h2>He is asking for a public apology</h2>

Finally, for alleging that I committed criminal acts in the form of "abuse of position", "illegal spending of public funds","trading in influence", or "absolutely unfounded and flat insulting as a "predator", "abuser" and etc. I will seek my satisfaction before the competent court.
In order to reduce the damage caused to me in this way, it is additionally necessary for the editors of the newspaper "Dnevni avaz" and the portal "Dnevni avaz" to state through these media, after the place where the denial will be published, their apology for the untruths and insults - it is said in Debevec's reaction.

I am obliged to say that, as the President of the Court of B&H, I have never in any way abused my position, the position of power, says Debevec

Debevec: Dual identity and real estate are not mentioned

Debevec tries to polemicize with "Avaz"

The failed denial of the President of the Court of B&amp;H, Ranko Debevec, gives the first impression that he, as the President of the Court of B&amp;H, which is inadmissible, is trying to return the verbal offense in the public life of B&amp;H.

<h2>He would ban the media from writing about his character and deeds</h2>

He would like the media to be banned from writing about his character and deeds, which last happened during the time of communist Yugoslavia and their officials and judges.
Instead of arguing with the President of the Court of B&amp;H Ranko Debevec, who in his reaction does not deny anything we have published and supported by documents and photographs, except enumerates scanty legal provisions and tries to intimidate us, we republish the list of evidence and photographs about which Debevec did not write one single word.

The President of the Court of B&amp;H Ranko Debevec is persistently silent about the fact that he traveled to Spain with an employee of the Court of B&amp;H with whom he was in an emotional relationship, Alma Ć.
He also does not deny that he did not report any dual citizenship or real estate in Malaga to the BiH authorities, and he had to.

The President of the Court of B&amp;H, Ranko Debevec, does not deny that during his trip to Malaga, he used a different passport and a different identity (Ranko Debevec Kaveson), which he also did not report, but had to.
The President of the Court of B&amp;H Ranko Debevec hides that he stayed in Malaga in an apartment with Alma Ć., which he did not report in his property card, nor when applying for the job of prosecutor and judge of the Court of B&amp;H, and then the head of the Court of B&amp;H.

The President of the Court of B&amp;H, Ranko Debevec, does not deny that he promoted the employee of the Court of B&amp;H in this institution with whom he was in an emotional relationship, even though she was employed with a secondary education in the field of receiving mail.
The President of the Court of B&amp;H Ranko Debevec avoids answering that he helped the employees of the Court of B&amp;H with whom he was in an emotional relationship to finish college in Sokolac, after which she, contrary to practice, was promoted within the Court of B&amp;H.

The President of the Court of B&amp;H, Ranko Debevec, in his denial, does not talk about who he hired in the Court of B&amp;H from his close associates to take the questions and answers for the professional exam to the trainee.
The President of the Court of B&amp;H, Ranko Debevec, does not want to answer when and how many times the police officers of the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies drove him to Spain.

The President of the Court of B&amp;H, Ranko Debevec, does not deny that he sent mafia messages to his former friend in which he literally states that what is being done to him "can only be washed with blood and nothing else".
The President of the Court of B&amp;H, Ranko Debevec, has never denied that he met for months with the accused director of ISA, Osman Mehmedagić Osmica. One such meeting was filmed on December 14th last year in an apartment in Sarajevo. Mehmedagić and Debevec have been on good terms for years.

<h2>It clearly confirms our allegations</h2>

The President of the Court of B&amp;H, Ranko Debevec, does not deny that the Office of the Disciplinary Prosecutor has so far formed three disciplinary cases against him, due to reports of abuse of office, but also evidence published by "Avaz".

The President of the Court of B&amp;H, Ranko Debevec, does not deny anything, except that he clearly confirms our allegations that we have published, and that is that he has obviously abused his official position.
We will continue to publish the story of Ranko Debevec's abuses in the coming days, both on the pages of "Dnevni Avaz" and on the Avaz.ba portal.

We are republishing the list of evidence and photographs about which Debevec did not write a single word in his denial

Debevec and Mehmedagić: President of the Court does not deny the meeting with the accused director of ISA

Debevec did not deny any evidence published in "Avaz"

The Municipal Election Commission (MEC) will support and implement all decisions of the Central Election Commission of B&amp;H, which relate to the annulment of the November elections in Srebrenica - said Ljiljana Stevanović, president of the MEC Srebrenica at today's press conference.
Apart from the fact that the Srebrenica MEC did not work according to the law, on the day and after the elections it suffered criticism from some media, and mostly from various portals, which, as he says, is not a miracle, because this practice is common.
Zekerijah Hadžić, a member of the MEC, claims that none of the political entities submitted an objection to them about the alleged irregularities during the elections. They sent their remarks to the CEC and other competent institutions of B&amp;H.
He says that for now, they do not have serious pressure on the members of the election commission, and if there are any, they will be forced to seek protection.
Speaking about the alleged dismissal of the MEC, Hadzić says that it was appointed by law and if there is it will be dismissed by law, claiming that there is no justification for that.

Zekerijah Hadžić, a member of the MEC, claims that none of the political entities complained to them about alleged irregularities during the elections

Srebrenica Municipal Election Commission: All CEC decisions will be supported and implemented

The Democratic Front has suspended its activities within the "Coalition for Mostar", confirmed Ahmed Džubur, president of the Cantonal Committee of this party in the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton.
- Suspension means stopping all talks within the Coalition until some things are clarified, if they are clarified at all, since we have inappropriate attacks on President Komšić. We went through that when those attacks came from other blocs, say Our Party and from this Boška Ćavar, but when it started coming from members of the Coalition, then it became quite serious and we can't sit together at the same table, while those things are not clarified - Džubur told us.
He pointed out that at this moment he does not want to "point the finger at any political party".
He denied that their councilor Haris Nazdrajić would be the opposition in the future City Council, because, as he stated, the decision on that, as well as on the support for the candidates for mayor, will be made by the party headquarters, ie the city and cantonal committee.

We have inappropriate attacks on President Komšić within the Coalition, says Džubur

DF suspends membership in "Coalition for Mostar"

The Partnership for Health association, in cooperation with partner organizations and institutions, donated tests for covid-19 and protective equipment for health workers of the University Clinical Hospital Mostar.
The director of the Partnership for Health, Aida Kurtović, said that she hoped that the donated equipment, tests, protective kits (suits, masks, gloves) and non-contact thermometers would be useful to health institutions.
In addition to the Mostar Hospital, as part of the regional SoS project of the Partnership for Health, a similar donation was previously handed over to the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo and the Hospital in Bijeljina, and the total value of donated equipment is around 200,000 KM.
On behalf of the Partnership for Health, Kurtović thanked all the doctors and medical staff who have been providing help and treating people with Covid for the past year.

In addition to the Mostar Hospital, as part of the regional SoS project of the Partnership for Health, a similar donation was previously handed over to the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo and the Hospital in Bijeljina

On behalf of the Partnership for Health, Kurtović thanked all the doctors and medical staff who have been providing help and treating people with Covid for the past year

Regeneron's antibody cocktail effective in preventing COVID-19 infection

Bowing to crisis, prime minister steps down

Colombian defense minister dies of COVID-19

Tuzla Canton Assembly appoints a new government

WHO issues new clinical advice on treating COVID-19 patients

Trial begins: Novalić, Solak and Hodžić again in the courtroom of the Court of B&H, guilty plea scheduled

Turković - Kirilich: The affair with Ukrainian church relic must be resolved

Džaferović submits a request for a constitutionality review of a law in RS

COVID-19 confirmed in 389 people in B&H, with 27 deaths in the last 24 hours

Vuković: Health workers spend night in a tent, no progress in the negotiations

Novalić announces more support for Drvar, Glamoč and Bosansko Grahovo

Debevec tries to polemicize with "Avaz"

Debevec did not deny any evidence published in "Avaz"

Srebrenica Municipal Election Commission: All CEC decisions will be supported and implemented

DF suspends membership in "Coalition for Mostar"

Mostar Hospital receives a donation of Covid tests and protective equipment

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Regeneron's antibody cocktail effective in preventing COVID-19 infection

Bowing to crisis, prime minister steps down

Colombian defense minister dies of COVID-19

Tuzla Canton Assembly appoints a new government

WHO issues new clinical advice on treating COVID-19 patients

Trial begins: Novalić, Solak and Hodžić again in the courtroom of the Court of B&H, guilty plea scheduled

Turković - Kirilich: The affair with Ukrainian church relic must be resolved

Džaferović submits a request for a constitutionality review of a law in RS

COVID-19 confirmed in 389 people in B&H, with 27 deaths in the last 24 hours

Vuković: Health workers spend night in a tent, no progress in the negotiations

Novalić announces more support for Drvar, Glamoč and Bosansko Grahovo

Debevec tries to polemicize with "Avaz"

Debevec did not deny any evidence published in "Avaz"

Srebrenica Municipal Election Commission: All CEC decisions will be supported and implemented

DF suspends membership in "Coalition for Mostar"

Mostar Hospital receives a donation of Covid tests and protective equipment