The Netherlands administered its first coronavirus shot to a nursing home worker on Wednesday, as it became the last country in the 27-nation EU to start its vaccination programme.
The Dutch government has been under fire for its slow roll-out of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine with Prime Minister Mark Rutte admitting this week that he was "really disappointed".
The first person to be inoculated with the jab was 39-year-old nursing home worker Sanna Elkadiri, in a ceremony in the southern town of Veghel attended by top Dutch officials.
Health Minister Hugo de Jonge told reporters it was an "amazing moment". 
-Finally, after ten months in crisis mode, we are beginning to end this crisis here- he said.
Frontline hospital staff across the country dealing with Covid-19 patients will be the first to get inoculated on Wednesday.
The Netherlands is beginning its vaccination programme nearly two weeks after the first jabs began in the EU on December 27, and almost a month behind Britain.
The Dutch government faced withering criticism in a debate in parliament on Tuesday over the debacle, with MPs livid that the vaccines had been sitting in freezers for two weeks.
-I am really disappointed that we are doing this two weeks after other countries- Rutte told MPs.
De Jonge meanwhile admitted that the government had not been sufficiently "agile" in rolling out the vaccine.
Officials have previously blamed logistical issues and the need for domestic authorisation.
The Netherlands has since mid-December been under its toughest lockdown since the pandemic began, with all schools and non-essential shops closed and people advised to stay at home.
Rutte had previously promoted an "intelligent lockdown" that was more relaxed than most of the Netherlands' European neighbours.

The first person to be inoculated with the jab was 39-year-old nursing home worker Sanna Elkadiri

A new test and vaccination centre near Assen

Dutch become last in EU to give Covid jab

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba issued a statement saying that his country is still seeking the return of an Orthodox relic, an icon, that the B&amp;H Presidency Chairman Milorad Dodik gave as a gift to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov during his recent visit to B&amp;H.
Kuleba said on his official Twitter account, reacting to Dodik's statements yesterday after leaving the hospital where he allegedly received treatment for coronavirus infection, that the Ukrainian icon "burned the fingers of cynical Russian diplomats who now renounce it".
-But, Mr. Dodik continues to lie, surpassing even his old friends. Ukraine is still demanding the return of the relic- Kuleba wrote on Twitter.
Among other things, Dodik stated yesterday that "the Ukrainian authorities were not even requesting the icon", that it was in a safe place and that the affair was "fabricated by the media from the Federation of B&amp;H."
The gold plated icon that Dodik gave to Lavrov during his visit to B&amp;H on December 14th has a seal that testifies to the fact that it was owned by Soviet Ukraine. It is suspected that it was taken out of Luhansk, a city in eastern Ukraine that has been under the control of pro-Russian forces since 2014.&nbsp;

Kuleba: Mr. Dodik continues to lie, surpassing even his old friends

The gold plated icon that Dodik gave to Lavrov during his visit to B&H on December 14th has a seal that testifies to the fact that it was owned by Soviet Ukraine

Kuleba: Ukraine is still demanding the return of the Orthodox relic

The Archbishop of Vrhbosna, Cardinal Vinko Puljić met in Sarajevo with the Head of the European Union Delegation to B&amp;H and EU Special Representative in B&amp;H Johann Sattler, who extended congratulations to Cardinal Puljić on the occasion of the Christmas holidays and thanked him for what he has done in B&amp;H as the head of the Vrhbosna Archdiocese.
According to the Vrhbosna Archdiocese, they exchanged views on the current situation in the country and both agreed on the need to build a state and society in which everyone will be equal before the law and have equal rights and "how it is necessary to correct the mistakes made with the Dayton Peace Agreement".
In doing so, they pointed out that things can move forward despite the existing complicated system of government. Both agreed that B&amp;H should be a state of equal rights for all its citizens and peoples, it is said in the statement.
They also talked about the current migrant crisis, and Sattler thanked Cardinal Puljić for raising his voice a few days ago and talking about the human dignity that every person deserves.
They also agree that it is necessary to ensure basic and humane living conditions for migrants.
This was the first meeting between Cardinal Puljić and Sattler since he took office on September 1, 2019, stated the Vrhbosna Archdiocese.

They pointed out that things can move forward despite the existing complicated system of government

his was the first meeting between Cardinal Puljić and Sattler since he took office on September 1, 2019, stated the Vrhbosna Archdiocese

Puljić-Sattler: B&H must be a state in which everyone will have equal rights

Deputies in the Assembly of the Sarajevo Canton today appointed a new convocation of the Cantonal Government, the third in the last two years, at an online session.
In the SC government led by Prime Minister Edin Forto, Davor Čičić (SDP) has been appointed as Minister of Finance, Haris Vranić (SDP) as Minister of Health, Adnan Delić (NiP) as Minister of Economy, Adnan Šteta (SDP) as Minister of Transport, Lejla Brčić (NS) as Minister of Justice, Admir Katica (NiP) as Minister of the Interior, Samir Avdić (NiP) as Minister of Culture and Sports, Enver Hadžiahmetović (NiP) as Minister of Physical Planning, Construction, Environmental Protection, Communal Economy and Infrastructure, Melika Husić-Mehmedović as Minister of Higher Education, Science and Youth, Naida Hota-Muminović (NiP) as Minister of Education, Omer Osmanović (NiP) as Minister for Veterans' Affairs and Ivana Prvulović (NiP) as Minister of Labor, Social Policy, Displaced Persons and Refugees.
In the debate, the opposition reacted sharply to Prime Minister Forto's presentation, pointing out that he did not present a solution to many accumulated problems and that he was 'frivolous', despite the fact that Forto has been appointed prime minister twice in the last two years.
Prime Minister of the Sarajevo Canton, Edin Forto, stated in his presentation to the members of the SC Assembly that the drafting of the budget for 2021 must take into account the disturbances in the health system and the economic consequences of the pandemic.
He stressed that the measures include material and staff reinforcements of health institutions, but also strengthening programs aimed at maintaining existing jobs in the private sector, then public works and the businesses that have the opportunity to expand the business and create jobs.
He said that it is necessary to overcome the pandemic, but also to respond to the threats that are the result of the economic stagnation over the last year, and that this is the time when we as a society must unite.

This is third government in the last two year

Deputies in the Assembly of the Sarajevo Canton today appointed a new convocation of the Cantonal Government, the third in the last two years, at an online session

Sarajevo Canton Assembly appoints a new government

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has confirmed the indictment of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H charging members of the Ravnogorski movement Dušan Sladojević called "Krvce" and "Čiča", Slavko Aleksić called "Vojvoda" and Risto Lečić with inciting national, racial and religious hatred, discord and intolerance in Višegrad and its surroundings in March 2019, writes Birn.

As previously reported by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, Sladojević, Aleksić and Lečić are charged with participating in a gathering organized by the "Ravnogorski movement homeland of Srpska " in Višegrad on March 1010, 2019, on Square of Fallen Fighters in Višegrad, and later on the Dobrunska river site known as "Draževina", and by their actions, deeds and actions publicly provoked and incited national and religious hatred, discord and intolerance among the constituent peoples of B&amp;H.
- During the line-up of members of the Ravnogorski movement, including members from Serbia and Montenegro, Sladojević as president of the 'Ravnogorski movement of Republic of Srpska' and Aleksić participated in the line-up, using military terminology and submitting reports, as well as giving speeches in which glorified the Ravnogorski movement, and by playing and singing a song that expresses threat or violence in its text, causing anxiety and fear of the population in B&amp;H, and especially returnees and citizens of Višegrad and surrounding places - they stated earlier in the Prosecutor's Office.
According to the same statement, Lečić is charged with starting to sing a song with a fiddle glorifying the Chetnik movement, which expresses threat or violence in its text, and caused anxiety and fear of the population, especially returnees and citizens of Višegrad and surrounding places.
The Minister of Justice and Administration of the Sarajevo Canton, Lejla Brčić, while she was in that position in the previous mandate, initiated requests to ban the work of those associations.

After the indictment was filed she said for "Avaz", that in case the indictment is confirmed, it will be a big step forward for B&amp;H towards the abolition of such associations in a similar way as Montenegro did.
- Years ago, we have a situation where we all declaratively condemn such types of gatherings that again provoke hatred and fear, especially among returnees to that part of B&amp;H. The problem is that none of the pro-Bosnian forces used legal means to protect their interests or criminal charges, which I think is tragic. The government of Sarajevo Canton filed a criminal complaint in March last year (2019, author's comment), during the so-called six, then we sent a couple of urgencies because the report was not acted upon - Brčić told for "Avaz" at the time.

Dušan Sladojević, Slavko Aleksić and Risto Lečić are charged with inciting national, racial and religious hatred, discord and intolerance in the area of Višegrad and its surroundings in March 2019.

From one of the Chetnik gatherings in Višegrad

Indictment against three members of Ravnogorski movement was confirmed, whether Chetnik associations will be banned from working in B&H

Minister of Civil Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Ankica Gudeljević and Head of the European Union Delegation to B&amp;H Johann Sattler talked today about the procurement of vaccines for the B&amp;H citizens and the pressure of a part of B&amp;H public onto the Ministry of Civil Affairs and Minister Gudeljević.
Sattler congratulated Minister Gudeljević on the quick and successful coordination of the competent ministries of health and B&amp;H's accession to the two mechanisms for the procurement of vaccines, which is also the safest way for B&amp;H to get the vaccines.
Minister Gudeljević asked Sattler, with his authority in the EU, to speed up the process of delivering vaccines to B&amp;H, which Ambassador Sattler confirmed, emphasizing that many European countries face the same issues.
Sattler emphasized that B&amp;H was among the first to apply for vaccines against Covid-19 and that it would definitely not be the last to receive them, the B&amp;H Ministry of Civil Affairs said in a statement.

Sattler congratulated Minister Gudeljević on the quick and successful coordination of the competent ministries of health and B&H's accession to the two mechanisms for the procurement of vaccines

Head of the European Union Delegation to B&H Johann Sattler

Sattler: B&H among the first to apply for vaccines and won’t be last to get them

Milorad Dodik, Chairman of the Presidency of B&amp;H, in today's address to the media after leaving the hospital where he was placed due to the coronavirus, also commented on the election of a new High Representative in B&amp;H.
On that occasion, he reiterated his usual views on the presence of foreign diplomats in B&amp;H and stated that "Banja Luka belongs only to those who live in that city, ie Serbs."

<h2>The United States made a mistake</h2>

- RS has signed Annex 10 of the Dayton Agreement, thus determining the manner in which the High Representative is elected. RS is against the High Representative, regardless of who he is and what his name is. We don't need it, we will be against it, as far as we are concerned, HR doesn't even have to come. It is not welcome as far as we are concerned. RS believes that everything with the High Representative and the Constitutional Court was a hoax and punishment of RS, and that this will certainly lead to the outcome in B&amp;H, which many are trying to incriminate. I listened to Izetbegović about how Biden will allegedly come here and settle something, so the entities and cantons will disappear, and I think that Bosnia and Herzegovina will disappear and Republic of Srpska will remain, be a state that has the right to exist because it is the will of the people. who live here - said Dodik.
He added that it was a good opportunity for the newly appointed President of the USA, Joe Biden, to understand "that they made a mistake 25-30 years ago and that they should have allowed Bosnia and Herzegovina to be divided then".

<h2>The story of the secession of RS</h2>

- To have three states, Republic of Srpska, "Herceg-Bosna" and Bosnia. And to try to build a common neighborhood that would surely give more results. The time for such a decision is sure to come. Bosnia will fall apart sooner than Republic of Srpska will be abolished. Now we are going to celebrate our holiday, January 9th. I do not want anything bad for any Muslim, nor for Izetbegović, nor do I want to comment on their ambitions about the Republic of Srpska, the cantons ... I want to say that these stories are intended, they have nothing to ask for in Banja Luka, just as I have nothing to ask for in Sarajevo. There are no more of my people there, as there are minimal people here. This phrase that Banja Luka belongs to everyone is a lie. Banja Luka belongs to those who live here, and Serbs live here, and this is a Serbian city no matter what anyone said - said Dodik.
He said again that RS would have the opportunity to achieve independence, this time with the help of Biden.

They have nothing to look for in Banja Luka, the phrase that Banja Luka belongs to everyone is a lie, said Dodik

Dodik: The High Representative is not welcome

Dodik: Banja Luka is a Serbian city, the new High Representative should not even come

&nbsp;British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday cancelled a planned trip to India later this month, citing the need to oversee the pandemic response at home.
-The prime minister spoke to (Indian) Prime Minister Modi this morning, to express his regret that he will be unable to visit India later this month as planned- a Downing Street spokeswoman said.
-In light of the national lockdown announced last night, and the speed at which the new coronavirus variant is spreading, the prime minister said that it was important for him to remain in the UK so he can focus on the domestic response to the virus.-
Last month, the government had announced Johnson’s intention to visit India as part of efforts to speed up talks on trade, with Britain in search of new bilateral deals after leaving the European Union.
But Britain’s COVID-19 crisis has since worsened with surging cases and hospital admissions at a new high, fuelled by the spread of a more transmissible variant of the virus. Johnson announced a new national lockdown on Monday.
-The prime minister said that he hopes to be able to visit India in the first half of 2021, and ahead of the UK’s G7 Summit that Prime Minister Modi is due to attend as a guest- the spokeswoman said.

Last month, the government had announced Johnson’s intention to visit India as part of efforts to speed up talks on trade

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson gives a thumbs up as he has his temperature checked during a visit to Chase Farm Hospital in north London, Britain January 4, 2021.

UK PM Johnson cancels India visit, citing need to oversee virus response

German firm BioNTech warned Tuesday there is no data backing the "safety and efficacy" of delaying the second shot of its Covid-19 vaccine beyond three weeks, as some countries push back the jab to give more people their first dose.
BioNTech, which developed the vaccine with US giant Pfizer, said its clinical data showing 95 percent efficacy was based on a two-dose schedule separated by 21 days.
-The safety and efficacy of the vaccine has not been evaluated on different dosing schedules- it said.
-Although data... demonstrated that there is a partial protection from the vaccine as early as 12 days after the first dose, there is no data to demonstrate that protection after the first dose is sustained after 21 days.-
Faced with limited supplies of the vaccines, Denmark said Monday it would space out the jabs by up to six weeks, while Britain has said it would wait up to 12 weeks before giving the second jab.
Germany too is mulling pushing back the second shot to beyond 21 days.
Proponents say that practice would allow more of the population to get their first jab.
-While decisions on alternative dosing regimens reside with health authorities, we believe a second dose is required to provide the maximum protection against the disease- BioNTech said.
Mainz-based BioNTech said it remains committed to continuing "dialogue with regulators, health authorities and governments" on "any public health decisions".

The safety and efficacy of the vaccine has not been evaluated on different dosing schedules

BioNTech, which developed the vaccine with US giant Pfizer, said its clinical data showing 95 percent efficacy was based on a two-dose schedule separated by 21 days

BioNTech warns against delaying second vaccine dose

Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Šefik Džaferović and Ambassador of Japan to B&amp;H Makoto Ito pointed out during today's meeting that B&amp;H and Japan are friendly countries that have very good political relations, without open issues.
Both sides expressed a desire to improve economic cooperation and discussed the arrival of Japanese companies and the opening of their production facilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The officials pointed out that this year marks the 25th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Japan, the Presidency of B&amp;H announced.
B&amp;H Presidency member Džaferović underlined the constructive role of Japan as a member of the Peace Implementation Council (PIC) and thanked for the support and assistance provided by Japan to B&amp;H in the past period.

Both sides expressed a desire to improve economic cooperation

Džaferović and Ito: Improve economic cooperation between B&H and Japan

Migrants and refugees staying at the "Lipa" camp accepted meals today, ending their hunger strike that lasted for four days due to dissatisfaction with the living conditions at this locality. Red Cross volunteers have already shared one meal and other necessities of life and will repeat the same in the afternoon.
-We talked to these people and explained to them that intensive work is being done to improve their current living conditions and they have finally accepted the food. Also, it was agreed to close the food kiosks in the immediate vicinity of the camp, because it seems that food was delivered and made only for those who have money. Of course, competent authorities will react now. The most important is that people have accepted the food and that we now have the opportunity to provide them with more dignified conditions- said Secretary of the Red Cross of the City of Bihać, Selam Midžić.
Migrants and refugees remain frustrated with the current situation, but now a little more optimistic.
-We are hungry and cold, so we are not in a situation to be stubborn. We hope that we will soon replace these catastrophic conditions with better ones, which were promised to us- said Ali from Pakistan.
The military tents set up on a nearby plot that should serve as temporary accommodation until the camp is fully built and equipped, are still empty.
The approval of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the preparation of the site and the tent for the temporary stay of about 1,000 people is awaited, and the implementation of all this is expected every day.

Red Cross volunteers have already shared one meal and other necessities of life and will repeat the same in the afternoon

Migrants and refugees remain frustrated with the current situation, but now a little more optimistic

Migrants at Lipa camp accept meals after refusing to eat for several days

The Archbishop of Vrhbosna, Metropolitan and President of the Bishops' Conference of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cardinal Vinko Puljić, extended congratulations to Orthodox Christians and bishops in B&amp;H on the occasion of the upcoming Christmas holiday.
-To you, and to all the believers, priests, monks and nuns, I express my Christmas congratulations with these words: Peace of God - Christ is born! He is truly born! In the new 2021, may success and God's blessing accompany you in your life and work.-
-I extend my sincere congratulations and the most sincere greetings in the Lord!,- Cardinal Puljić wrote in his greetings.

Puljić: May success and God's blessing accompany you in your life and work

Puljić: I extend my sincere congratulations and the most sincere greetings in the Lord!

Cardinal Puljić wished a happy Christmas to bishops and Orthodox faithful in B&H

A Prime Minister-designate of the Sarajevo Canton, Edin Forto stated in his presentation before the members of the SC Assembly that the drafting of the budget for 2021 must take into account the disturbances in the health system and the economic consequences of the pandemic.
He stressed that the measures include material and staff reinforcements of health institutions, but also strengthening programs aimed at maintaining existing jobs in the private sector, then public works and the businesses that have the opportunity to expand business and create jobs.
He said that it is necessary to overcome the pandemic, but also to respond to the threats that are the result of the economic stagnation over the last year, and that this is the time when we as a society must unite.
-This is a time of solidarity and empathy. This is the moment when we must show that we have the knowledge, the capacity and strength to respond to threats with prudence, creating conditions for a dignified life for all citizens- says Forto.
As one of the priorities, Forto mentioned the expansion of the trolleybus and tram networks and said that he would not hesitate to take up new loans to procure new public transportation vehicles.
-The migrant crisis will last for years and we cannot solve it. Crises are managed in a way that we protect the citizens- Forto pointed out.
He said he would pay special attention to the expansion of preschool institutions. He added that the teaching process needs to be adjusted to the new situation, including online teaching at all faculties of the Sarajevo University.
-Investing in our children is the best investment for our future," Forto pointed out.
As one of the biggest challenges, Forto said, will be to turn the university into a ‘development engine’ and added that he would provide the biggest funding so far for research and science.
He pointed out that he would continue the reform of the labor market, with special emphasis on the Employment Service, and that his government plans to adopt a new law on social protection with the goal of fairer and more transparent assistance to financially and socially vulnerable categories of the population.

He also announced the adoption of a new law to combat nepotism, which would ban cantonal utility companies and institutions from employing the closest relatives of elected and appointed officials. Through the Ministry of Justice and Administration, his government plans to continue the capacity building processes in the field of unification of public strategic procurements, with an emphasis on the most expensive procurements in the health and communal economy sector.

-We will be the government of the position and the opposition and we will support everything good that the opposition proposes. We will do everything to provide what is good for the citizens- he stressed.

He pointed out that the government would act through two key principles - openness and responsibility, and that everything they do will eb transparent.

-Clear and precise information will be available to citizens. We will present our policies today, but I promise we will keep you informed of how they are being implemented and what results have been achieved. We also need to hear what citizens think, to hear new ideas, to be in permanent communication. Only in this way we can be sure that we are on the right path- Forto concluded in his presentation.&nbsp;

As one of the priorities, Forto mentioned the expansion of the trolleybus and tram networks

Forto: This is a time of solidarity and empathy

Forto: Health and economic recovery are the priorities of the new government

In the past 24 hours, 2.634 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 383 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.
New cases have been registered in all cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H, except in Bosnia Podrinje Canton.
A total of 349,566 samples have been tested so far, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 73.093 individuals.
In the past 24 hours, a total of 14 new deaths were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of BiH.
As of today, the number of deaths in the Federation of BiH is 2.247.
In Republic of Srpska, in the last 48 hours, 591 laboratory samples were tested, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 143 people.
In the last 24 hours, 18 deaths were reported to the RS Institute of Public Health, in which the presence of coronavirus was confirmed. These are 11 men and seven women, middle-aged and elderly.
So far, 37.519 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in RS, and a total of 1.828 people have died.
A total of 23.624 people have recovered so far, and 164.164 people have been tested.

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

In the past 24 hours, 2.634 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&H

B&H registers 526 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours

At today's emergency session, the Central Election Commission (CEC) of B&amp;H unanimously accepted the objection of the Alliance for a Better Future to the election results for the City of Mostar.
The complaint states that the determined and published results of the local elections in the City of Mostar, candidate Aleksandar Pikula at the polling station Tekija 2 has 0 preferential votes, which does not correspond to the results recorded in the Form for cumulative results CR (majority vote) on which this candidate has 125 preferential votes.
By incorrectly entering the number of preferential votes, this candidate is positioned one place lower within the list, while if the data in the determined and published results were correct, ie identical to the data from the Form for cumulative results CR, which correspond to the actual situation, he would advance by one place.
By a unanimous decision of the CEC, 125 preferential votes will be returned to Pikula.
According to SBB, this will position Pikula in the sixth place on the candidate list of the Coalition for Mostar and he will have the opportunity to win a mandate in case one of the elected councilors ends his term in the City Council for any reason.

Aleksandar Pikula at the polling station Tekija 2 had 0 preferential votes, which did not correspond to the results recorded in the Form for cumulative results CR on which this candidate had 125 preferential votes

SBB's appeal accepted by unanimous decision: 125 preferential votes will be returned to candidate Pikula

At today's press conference after leaving the hospital, the Chairman of the Presidency of B&amp;H, Milorad Dodik, also spoke about the case of the icon that he gave to the head of Russian diplomacy, Sergey Lavrov, and which was then returned.
Asked to comment on the case, he said a fake story had been fabricated in the FB&amp;H and that Ukraine had never raised the issue of the icon's disappearance.
- It is a family icon. Even today, the authorities in Ukraine have not looked for that icon. You made up a story, the ambassador of Ukraine said that it was based on media reports, therefore, based on your lies. Based on that, you made an affair. The icon is there. Mr. Lavrov thought it should be returned. I haven't had a chance, I'll call the people who gave me that icon, I'll give it back to them publicly, and let them explain other things. There is nothing incriminating in that, except for your sick ambition to keep that topic in order to cover the shameful move of Komšić and Džaferović, which you no longer pose as a problem - said Dodik.

Dutch become last in EU to give Covid jab

Kuleba: Ukraine is still demanding the return of the Orthodox relic

Puljić-Sattler: B&H must be a state in which everyone will have equal rights

Sarajevo Canton Assembly appoints a new government

Indictment against three members of Ravnogorski movement was confirmed, whether Chetnik associations will be banned from working in B&H

Sattler: B&H among the first to apply for vaccines and won’t be last to get them

Dodik: Banja Luka is a Serbian city, the new High Representative should not even come

UK PM Johnson cancels India visit, citing need to oversee virus response

BioNTech warns against delaying second vaccine dose

Džaferović and Ito: Improve economic cooperation between B&H and Japan

Migrants at Lipa camp accept meals after refusing to eat for several days

Cardinal Puljić wished a happy Christmas to bishops and Orthodox faithful in B&H

Forto: Health and economic recovery are the priorities of the new government

B&H registers 526 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours

SBB's appeal accepted by unanimous decision: 125 preferential votes will be returned to candidate Pikula

Milorad Dodik about the icon: The story about that was invented in the Federation of B&H, I will return it publicly

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Dutch become last in EU to give Covid jab

Kuleba: Ukraine is still demanding the return of the Orthodox relic

Puljić-Sattler: B&H must be a state in which everyone will have equal rights

Sarajevo Canton Assembly appoints a new government

Indictment against three members of Ravnogorski movement was confirmed, whether Chetnik associations will be banned from working in B&H

Sattler: B&H among the first to apply for vaccines and won’t be last to get them

Dodik: Banja Luka is a Serbian city, the new High Representative should not even come

UK PM Johnson cancels India visit, citing need to oversee virus response

BioNTech warns against delaying second vaccine dose

Džaferović and Ito: Improve economic cooperation between B&H and Japan

Migrants at Lipa camp accept meals after refusing to eat for several days

Cardinal Puljić wished a happy Christmas to bishops and Orthodox faithful in B&H

Forto: Health and economic recovery are the priorities of the new government

B&H registers 526 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours

SBB's appeal accepted by unanimous decision: 125 preferential votes will be returned to candidate Pikula

Milorad Dodik about the icon: The story about that was invented in the Federation of B&H, I will return it publicly