The Russian Foreign Ministry has voiced concern over the growth of interethnic tensions in Bosnia-Herzegovina, warning about "a potential threat to the stability and security" in the Balkan country and the region.

In a written statement on Monday, the ministry said it expects "a detailed discussion" of the situation in the UN Security Council on Nov. 2.
- For our part, we emphasize the categorical unacceptability and the distinct anti-Dayton nature of the policy of demonizing the Serbian people of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which some internal and external forces are pursuing with a perseverance worthy of better application.&nbsp;We consider it necessary to warn that such a provocative line is fraught with the most negative consequences, the responsibility for which will fall solely on the shoulders of its authors. In the sphere of international relations, threats of unilateral sanctions are illegal and unworthy - the statement said.The ministry recalled that the Dayton Agreement suggests equal rights of the three "state-forming nations," and urged for dialogue on all controversial issues, including reformation of the electoral legislation.
The amendments must be drafted inside Bosnia-Herzegovina and provide for "adequate and legitimate representation at all levels of power," imposing "ready solutions" from outside cannot have any positive effect, it said.
- We call for an immediate end to destructive interference in the internal affairs of sovereign Bosnia and Herzegovina. The desire to use the mechanism of the administrative committee of the Peace Implementation Council to resolve issues unrelated to Dayton is clearly damaging this multilateral institution, which has recently been largely discredited by violations of consensus practices in its activities - the ministry said.
On Oct. 14, a member of Bosnia-Herzegovina's Presidency Council Milorad Dodik said several EU countries support the dissolution of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
In response, EU spokesman Peter Stano said putting the integrity and sovereignty of Bosnia-Herzegovina into question was not acceptable for the 27-member bloc.

Russia says imposing 'ready solutions' for Balkan country from outside cannot have any positive effect

The ministry said it expects "a detailed discussion" of the situation in the UN Security Council on Nov. 2

Russia "concerned" over interethnic tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina

By a comfortable margin, Aydan Ozoguz was elected vice president of Germany’s parliament on Tuesday – the first ethnic Turkish politician to assume the top role.

The Social Democrat politician successfully garnered support from across the political spectrum at the Bundestag’s first session since the Sept. 28 general elections.
The vote for Ozuguz was 544-127, while 55 lawmakers abstained.
The 54-year-old was nominated by the Social Democratic Party (SPD) and her candidacy was endorsed by the SPD’s prospective coalition partners, the Greens and the Free Democratic Party (FDP).
During parliament’s new term, she will serve as one of five vice presidents under the Bundestag’s new president, Baerbel Bas.
Ozoguz, a federal lawmaker since 2009, is widely seen as one of the most experienced politicians in her party.
In 2013, she became the first Turkish and Muslim politician serving as a minister in a federal government. Until 2018, she was the state minister for immigration, refugees, and integration.
The SPD, which narrowly won last month’s parliamentary elections, is currently holding talks with the Greens and Free Democrats to form a three-way coalition government. The parties are hoping to conclude coalition negotiations next month and form the new government before Dec. 25, Christmas day.

Aydan Ozoguz becomes 1st ethnic Turkish politician to serve as vice president of German parliament

German-Turkish politician elected Bundestag vice president

Can you tell us whether Sebija Izetbegović, Director General of KCUS, and heads of clinics Amela Katica-Mulalić and Nermin Granov ever testified in the Prosecutor's Office of SC, and after the investigation into the events in KCUS and numerous criminal charges for negligent treatment?

This question "Avaz" have been sending to the SC Prosecutor's Office for months, headed by Sabina Sarajlija. However, instead of a concrete answer, we have been receiving the same explanation from the Prosecutor's Office for months:
-Respected, in this case, actions are being taken in order to make a final prosecutorial decision. We are unable to provide more details at this stage of the proceedings.
In other words, the Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor's Office has not questioned the key actors in the affair at the University of Sarajevo Clinical Center (KCUS) for almost seven months, which relates to a letter from the doctors of this medical institution and problems in treating Covid patients. This judicial institution, as it was officially announced, formed a case on April 5, which refers to a letter from a KCUS doctors about the use of imported Chinese ventilators in this clinical center and other problems in the functioning of the Covid department.

Since then, testimonies have been given by 17 anesthesiologists who have signed a letter indicating that ACM 812A ventilators, imported from China by the company "Silver Raspberry", used in KCUS, cannot be used for a specific respiratory pathological condition Covid patients.
The SC Prosecutor's Office then began to investigate whether there were serious consequences for the health and lives of patients treated at the KCUS, as well as other problems in the functioning of the Covid department. However, four months ago, the SC Prosecutor's Office confirmed to us that Sebija Izetbegović, Director General of KCUS, and Amela Katica-Mulalić, Head of the Clinic for Anesthesiology of this health institution, did not give testimony.
To this day, the Prosecution persistently remains silent. Izetbegović and Katica-Mulalić, along with Nermin Granov, were the key persons who made decisions on the treatment of patients in the Covid wards, which was also pointed out in the letter by anesthesiologists. It is increasingly certain that Sebija Izetbegović will (not) go to the Prosecutor's Office. But the question is by whose decision.

Recently, three criminal charges were filed with the SC Prosecutor's Office against Izetbegović and Katica-Mulalić for negligence, as stated, in the treatment of patients Sead Palić and Atif Hota, who died in KCUS. These reports were filed by lawyer Damir Koldžo.
Members of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) recently, according to the order of the Municipal Court in Sarajevo, seized documentation on the treatment of all patients in the KCUS. The exemption of documentation lasted for almost four months. The question is what the SC Prosecutor's Office is waiting for with key actors. Especially since the doctors gave testimonies.

It is not yet known whether the complete documentation related to the allegations of family members that this health institution falsified the documentation of deceased patients with the aim of concealing the truth about the manner of their death was excluded from the KCUS. The question is why the SC Prosecutor's Office did not immediately remove all documentation from the Covid department on oxygen and installation problems in April. Only recently was the server with data on all patients excluded.

Respected, in the mentioned case, actions are being taken in order to make a final prosecutorial decision, reads the response of the SC Prosecutor's Office

Sebija Izetbegović: Numerous criminal charges have been filed

KCUS investigation goes on snail's pace: SC Prosecutor's Office "forgot" Sebija Izetbegović

Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina Denis Zvizdić and Speaker of the House of Peoples Bakir Izetbegović sent an open letter to European Parliament President David Sassoli, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, EU High Commissioner for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell, European Council President Charles Michel and members of the Council, Speakers of the House of Representatives and Senate in the US Congress, Nancy Pelosi and Joseph Leahy, and other relevant representatives of the EU institutions, the Council of Europe and the United States.

The letter was sent to several hundred addresses, including all MEPs, members of the Group of Friends of B&amp;H in the US Congress, and the foreign ministers of EU member states.
In the letter, Zvizdić and Izetbegović warned about the current situation in B&amp;H and the possibility of escalation of tensions created by unconstitutional and unlawful activities of part of the political forces from the RS entity.
Izetbegović and Zvizdić remind that the EU and the United States are among the signatories of the Dayton Agreement and that they have the obligation to react in case of violation of its provisions, and that, concrete activities are expected that would confirm support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of B&amp;H.
- Any calculation and postponement of a concrete reaction has a stimulating effect on those who seek to dismantle the Dayton Peace Agreement, and thus endanger peace and stability in B&amp;H, the region, and even in the rest of the European continent.
Only with a joint decisive reaction, us in B&amp;H, the EU and the USA, and other guarantors-witnesses of the signatories of the Dayton Peace Agreement, we will be able to stop the catastrophic consequences that would arise as a result of threats from Dodik's political followers from the entity of RS.
An alternative to that is the collapse of the Dayton Peace Agreement, and thus peace in B&amp;H. We must prevent this scenario by all means - it is stated in the letter, among other things.&nbsp;

They warned about the current situation in B&H and the possibility of escalation of tensions created by unconstitutional and unlawful activities of part of the political forces from the RS entity

Zvizdić and Izetbegović wrote to the leaders of EU, Council of Europe and the US

The Collegium of the National Assembly of the entity of Republic of Srpska decided today that the 23rd special session of the Parliament will be held on Wednesday, October 27.

The request to hold a session was submitted by a member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Milorad Dodik, who declared the decisions adopted at the 22nd regular session of the Presidency of B&amp;H, held on October 18 " harmful to the vital interests of Republic of Srpska", and has called on the MPs in the RSNA to hold a session within ten days and this proclamation by a two-thirds majority, the RSNA said.

The request to hold a session was submitted by a member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Milorad Dodik

A special session of RS National Assembly on Wednesday

Members of the Operational Task Force for the Situation with Migrants in the Una-Sana Canton (USC) at today's meeting analyzed the problem of improvised, illegal migrant camps and uncoordinated activities of certain international humanitarian organizations, as well as the problem of financing long-term engagement of police officers in this situation.

- Improvised, illegal migrant camps, which currently house several hundred migrants, are primarily a problem due to inadequate living conditions and accommodation for these people. It is inadmissible for families with children to stay in the open air on these cold days.
People from the largest such camp in Velika Kladuša have already been relocated to official camps and humane conditions on three occasions, but most of them returned to that location on their own initiative due to the proximity of the border with the Republic of Croatia.
We also have the problem of uncoordinated actions of certain international organizations, which completely independently, practically keep such camps alive. Their activities are not coordinated with the Red Cross, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), or local and state authorities - explained the Prime Minister of the USC Mustafa Ružnić.
The problem in the area of ​​Bihać should be solved with the recent opening of the Migrant Center "Lipa", and today it was requested that migrants from public areas in Velika Kladuša be relocated to the center Ušivak in Sarajevo.
- The problem of electricity supply at the Lipa campsite should be completed in two weeks, which will create all the preconditions for opening an accommodation center for 1,500 people. We have also been informed that there are more than 400 available beds at the Ušivak center, so we are asking for help and relocation of people from Velika Kladuša to that camp - Ružnić added.
The problem of financing the field engagement of police officers in the situation with migrants has also been raised, given that so far everything has been exclusively at the expense of the cantonal budget.
- We can no longer bear the cost of all field services of our police officers alone. Earlier, a Memorandum of Cooperation was signed with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), UNHCR and other international organizations, but the costs of all services are still exclusively a burden on our budget. Today, we have clearly said that if this unfair approach and distribution of funds does not change, the USC MoI will no longer provide services other than mandatory interventions as of November 1 - said the Prime Minister of the Una-Sana Canton.
It was also confirmed that the number of service users in the temporary reception center "Miral" in Velika Kladuša has been reduced to 380, and that the authorities are working towards shutting down this center completely.
Also, the current ban on the provision of migrant transport services was emphasized, this time with an emphasis on public transportation. 
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The problem of financing the field engagement of police officers in the situation with migrants has also been raised, given that so far everything has been exclusively at the expense of the cantonal budget

Una-Sana Canton still bears the burden of grappling with illegal migrant camps

Rejecting criticism over statements by German Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer on atomic deterrence vis-a-vis Russia, the German government reiterated “the need to maintain a nuclear deterrence within the framework of NATO”.

Speaking at a news conference in Berlin, government spokesman Steffen Seibert said as long as nuclear weapons are understood by some states as a means of military conflict, there is "the need to maintain a nuclear deterrence within the framework of NATO," adding: “That is also stated in the coalition agreement.”
Last Thursday, Kramp-Karrenbauer had talked about the possibility of deploying atomic arms against Russia.
He told the Berlin-based Deutschlandfunk broadcaster: “We have to make it very clear to Russia that in the end – and that is also the deterrent doctrine – we are prepared to use such means so that it has a deterrent effect beforehand and no one gets the idea to attack NATO partners.”
- That is the core idea of NATO, this alliance, and it will be adapted to the current behavior of Russia. In particular, we see not only violations of the airspace over the Baltic states, but also increasing attacks around the Black Sea - the defense minister added.
Kramp-Karrenbauer's statements triggered a reaction from Rolf Muetzenich, head of the Social Democrats in the German parliament, who described it as “irresponsible”.
Muetzenich accused the defense minister of further turning the "escalation screw".
According to German media reports, there are around 20 US nuclear bombs stored at the Buechel airbase located in southwestern Germany in line with NATO's nuclear deterrence doctrine.

Defense minister under criticism for talking about option to deploy atomic weapons against Russia

German Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer (R) attends the second day session of the NATO Defense Ministers meeting in Brussels, Belgium on October 21, 2021.

Germany reaffirms need for atomic deterrence against Russia

The average daily price of petrol in the UK hit a record high of 142.94p per liter on Sunday, according to data published on Monday by RAC/Experian Catalyst.

The figures are independent of the government, and the previous record was 142.48p in April 2012.
As economies worldwide continue to open up after the pandemic, oil prices have continued to climb, with no sign that the trend will reverse this year.
The RAC highlighted that 57% of the average retail price for a liter of petrol in the UK is comprised of taxes.
The RAC and AA, two British organizations that champion motorists and their causes, both weighed in on the price rises.
RAC fuel spokesman Simon Williams said: "This is truly a dark day for drivers and one which we hoped we wouldn't see again after the high prices of April 2012. This will hurt many household budgets and no doubt have knock-on implications for the wider economy.
The big question now is: where will it stop and what price will petrol hit? If oil gets to $100 a barrel, we could very easily see the average price climb to 150p a litre.
Even though many people aren't driving quite as much as they have in the past due to the pandemic, drivers tell us they are more reliant on their cars now than they have been in years, and many simply don't have a choice but to drive.
There's a risk those on lower incomes who have to drive to work will seriously struggle to find the extra money for the petrol they so badly need.
We urge the government to help ease the burden at the pumps by temporarily reducing VAT and for the biggest retailers to bring the amount they make on every litre of petrol back down to the level it was prior to the pandemic.The AA's fuel spokesman Luke Bosdet said: "Whether it's down to oil producers, market speculators, Treasury taxes or struggling retailers trying to balance their margins, record pump prices must be saying to drivers with the means that it is time to make the switch to electric.
- As for poorer motorists, many of them now facing daily charges to drive in cities, there is no escape. It's a return to cutting back on other consumer spending, perhaps even heating or food, to keep the car that gets them to work on the road.-

57% of average retail price for litre of petrol in UK is comprised of taxes

The average daily price of petrol in the UK hit a record high of 142.94p per liter on Sunday

UK petrol prices hit record high

Amid growing concerns over rising COVID-19 cases in the region, Asian markets closed Monday with mixed figures.

Investors focused on companies' third quarter financial results this week, while China is expected to ease accessing finance due to the underperformer GDP figures, 4.9% in the third quarter versus expectations at 5.2%.
The Asia Dow, which includes blue-chip companies in the region, lost 5.86 points, or 0.15%, to close at nearly 3,924 points.
Tokyo's Nikkei 225 stock exchange was also down 204.44 points, or 0.71%, to 28,600.
The Hang Seng, the benchmark for blue-chip stocks trading on the Hong Kong stock exchange, saw a slight increase of 5.1 points, or 0.02%, to 26,132.
China's Shanghai stock exchange was down by 27.26 points, or 0.76%, to reach 3,609 points and the Indian Sensex benchmark saw an increase of 153.62 points, or 0.25%, to close at 60,975 points.
The Singapore index decreased by 3.37 points, or 0.11%, to reach 3,201.

The STOXX Europe 600, which includes around 90% of the market capitalization of the European market in 17 countries, was flat at the midday of the first transaction day of the week at 471.90 points as of 0933GMT.

London's FTSE 100 increased 36.69 points, or 0.51%, to 7,241 points, and Germany's DAX index reached 15,567 points, up by 24.27 points or 0.16%.
The French CAC 40 lost 7.7 points, or 0.11%, to 6,725 points, while Italy's FTSE MIB posted an increase of 117.04 points, or 0.44%, to 26,688 points. 
Spain's IBEX 35 also dropped by 0.9 points, or 0.01%, to 8,905 points.

Tokyo's Nikkei 225 loses 204.44 points, STOXX Europe 600 flat at 471.9 points

The Asia Dow, which includes blue-chip companies in the region, lost 5.86 points, or 0.15%, to close at nearly 3,924 points

Asian, European markets post mixed figures

Germany on Monday condemned the coup attempt in Sudan and urged the country’s military to respect the peaceful transition process towards democracy.

- Reports of another coup attempt in Sudan is disturbing, this attempt must be clearly condemned - German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said in a statement.
He called on the country’s security forces to return to their barracks immediately.
- I call on all those responsible for the security and the state order in Sudan to respect the will of the people, continue the peaceful political transition process towards democracy. This attempted coup must be stopped immediately - he said.
Maas also called on Sudan’s political leaders to resolve their differences through peaceful dialogue.
- They owe this to the people of Sudan who fought for an end to the dictatorship and for democratic change - he said.
Sudan's military arrested the country's prime minister and members of the civilian government, officials in the capital Khartoum announced early Monday.
The Ministry of Culture and Information’s official account said the military arrested Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok after he refused to support what it described as a "coup".
After a failed military coup last month, deep tensions between the military and civilian administration erupted in Sudan.
The country is currently administered by a Sovereign Council of military and civilian authorities, which oversees the transition period until elections slated for 2023, as part of a precarious power-sharing pact between the military and the Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC) coalition.

Foreign Minister Maas urges military to immediately stop coup attempt, respect peaceful political transition

Germany on Monday condemned the coup attempt in Sudan

Germany condemns coup attempt in Sudan

Head of the SDP caucus in the B&amp;H Parliament and a member of the International Parliamentary Alliance against Hate Speech, Saša Magazinović, addressed a conference in Paris today focusing on growing populism and radical right-wing movements using xenophobia, racism and intolerance as a tool of political strengthening. 

- Bosnia and Herzegovina is on the verge of escalation due to a politician who, among other things, uses hate speech. His name is Milorad Dodik and he is a member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina. He is a man who denies the genocide in Srebrenica, attacks the religious identity of citizens in Bosnia and Herzegovina, insults journalists and political opponents… He is a man who blocked state institutions because of the High Representative's decision to ban genocide denial. This is the man who brought the country to the brink of war. Why is this happening? Because he was not stopped in time and, above all, the international community in Bosnia and Herzegovina tolerated it and even often chose him as a partner. My message from B&amp;H is that any radicalism should be prevented from happening because if it is not done, the consequences can be tragic - said Magazinović.
He called on all governments to pay attention to Bosnia and Herzegovina and support harsh sanctions against Milorad Dodik, a man who destabilizes B&amp;H. 
- Remember, if a conflict occurs in Bosnia and Herzegovina, it will spread to the entire Balkans, and it will not only be the responsibility of radicals like Dodik, but also of all of us in Europe who did not prevent it, and could. There is still a chance that this will be done - Magazinović emphasized in his address.
The conference was organized by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and the Swedish Parliament. The conference participants are representatives of Council of Europe member states, EU Equality Commissioner Helena Dalli, UN representatives, ministers, journalists, NGO representatives, the SDP B&amp;H said.&nbsp;

He called on all governments to pay attention to Bosnia and Herzegovina and support harsh sanctions against Milorad Dodik, a man who destabilizes B&H

Magazinović: B&H is one step away from escalation because of Dodik

The European Union is mulling new sanctions against Belarus, while it reaches out to countries of origin to stop state-sponsored smuggling of migrants, the head of the European Commission said on Friday.

The topic of migration was an important point of discussion during the EU summit, Charles Michel, the president of the European Council, confirmed after the two-day meeting of EU leaders.
- The European Council will not accept any attempt by third countries to instrumentalize migrants for political purposes - the EU leaders pointed out in the summit’s official conclusions.
The leaders also condemned “all hybrid attacks at the EU’s borders” and promised a response in the closing document.
- We have already proposed targeted measures to reverse visa facilitation for the regime and its proxies, and we are ready to explore options for further sanctions, not only for individuals, but also for entities or companies - Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, told reporters after the summit.
- No one's life should be used for political issues. This is an instrumentalization of migration to put political pressure on the European Union - she noted.
Calling the migrants trying to enter the bloc’s borders with Belarus “victims of Lukashenko,” von der Leyen explained that Belarus had opened new migration routes to Europe by offering “further visa waivers to additional third countries.”
- We will continue our engagement with these countries to limit this state-sponsored smuggling - she added.
Von der Leyen also said the European Commission would soon review the Schengen code, the regulation on the bloc's borders, to add provisions on hybrid attacks and instrumentalization of people.
She urged EU countries to adopt the new pact on migration and asylum proposed by the EU executive body last year.
Last week, twelve EU states, including Poland, Latvia, and Lithuania, asked the European Commission to toughen security at the bloc's internal borders in a joint letter.
The signatories called EU budgetary support to set up physical barriers, and refused “instrumentalization of illegal migration.”
The bloc accuses Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko of having invited tourists from countries that are the main sources of migration to the EU in order to revenge EU sanctions against his regime.
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell agreed with Iraqi authorities to permanently stop flights from Baghdad to Minsk during his visit to Iraq last month.
At least 6,000 migrants tried to cross the Belarus-EU border compared to barely 150 last year.

EU leaders agreed to respond to state-sponsored smuggling, asked review on border legislation

The European Union is mulling new sanctions against Belarus

EU mulls new sanctions against Belarus over migrant smuggling

In the continuation of the trial of the Prime Minister of the Federation of B&amp;H Fadil Novalić and others, accused of procuring a hundred Chinese ventilators for 10.5 million KM, the questioning of witness Edita Kalajdžić, Secretary of the Government of FB&amp;H, ended today.

<h2>The deadline for delivery of ventilators was not met</h2>

Prosecutor Mirza Hukeljić showed Edita Kalajdžić a message from the Viber group GENSEK sent to her by Novalić, stating: "You have to react quickly for 150,000 tests, because someone will buy them. I said that they sould reserve them for us and I talked to Solak. We don't have any time to waste ".
When asked by prosecutor Hukeljić whether she had knowledge of who the undisputed sender was and whether it was Sebija (Izetbegović, Op. Cit.), she answered: "I have no knowledge".
After that, the defense was questioned, and Judge Džemila Begović occasionally got involved.
Speaking about the decision of the FB&amp;H Government to approve FCPA funds for the procurement of medical devices and equipment, the witness confirmed that on March 16, 2020, a decision was made at an emergency session on the procurement of medical equipment, especially ventilators.
Judge Begović asked Edita Kalajdžić how it is possible for the FB&amp;H Government to issue funds without knowing exactly for what, because the witness said that the funds were set aside for the purchase of medical equipment, without stating the exact type of equipment. Kalajdžić gave the answer to that: "It is a question of procurement of medical devices".
At today's hearing, Kalajdžić was also asked why she asked the GENSEK group to terminate her contract with "Silver Raspberry", after the affair broke out in the media after the arrival of the ventilators in Sarajevo.
She replied that as a lawyer she saw that the deadline for the delivery of ventilators had not been met and that she knew nothing about their purchase, and after finding out later, she determined that "this is not exactly how the media portrayed it and that it is all journalistic spin ".
Judge Džemila Begović asked Kalajdžić, who had previously said that the FB&amp;H government was under pressure to terminate the contract with "Silver Raspberry", what kind of pressure it was. Kalajdžić did not give a concrete answer to that, except that she reiterated that she stated that the deadline for delivery was not met and that the FB&amp;H Government sought the opinion of the Attorney General's Office on the termination of the contract with "Silver Raspberry".
Novalić asked Edita Kalajdžić about the response of the Attorney General's Office, and she said that the Attorney General's Office replied that the contract could be terminated only by the body that signed it, and that it was not the FB&amp;H Government.
Answering the questions of Vasvija Vidović, Kalajdžić said that the FCPA is an independent body and that it can deal with procurement without the approval of the FB&amp;H Government.
Kalajdžić confirmed to lawyer Mirna Avdibegović, who represents Fikret Hodžić, that she did not know that "Silver Raspberry" informed FCPA that there would be a delay in the delivery of ventilators due to changes in the import of medical devices in Europe.

At today's hearing, Prosecutor Mirza Hukeljić confirmed that the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H has initiated an investigation into the criminal offense of "Assistance to the Perpetrator after the Criminal Offense", and concerns Edita Kalajdžić's allegation that her mobile phone, which was confiscated from her and deposited with the Prosecutor's Office, was used during the investigation and after the trial began.
Kalajdžić stated that her friends received messages from her phone, and even a colleague once brought her mobile phone and showed that she had a call from Edita's mobile phone. Kalajdžić now has another number, and she said today that at the beginning of the trial she received a message that huge problems would follow for her in the coming period.
The witness also complained about the treatment during the investigation, claiming that the prosecutors had raised tones, that they bang the doors and punched the table with their hands, and that Hukeljić threw his phone. She said that she was asked to confirm what Ganibegović said.
However, when asked by Judge Džemila Begović if she said anything in the investigation that she did not want to, Kalajdžić answered that she did not.
The trial is due to continue on November 3.

When asked by prosecutor Mirza Hukeljić whether Sebija sent this message, witness Edita Kalajdžić replied that she did not know

Who sent the message to Novalić: "You have to react quickly for 150,000 tests, because someone will buy them"

Members of the delegation of the Social Democratic Party of B&amp;H (SDP B&amp;H) talked with the EU Special Representative in B&amp;H Ambassador Johann Sattler and underlined that it is high time for the international community to move from words to deeds when it comes to the current crisis and the unconstitutional actions of Milorad Dodik and the organized group around him.

According to the press release, the general assessment of the SDP B&amp;H is that the constitutional order of B&amp;H is endangered and that it is high time for a decisive reaction from the authorized representatives of the international community and domestic authorities.
The interlocutors agree that this is a crisis situation in which it is necessary to take concrete steps.
They stated that the violation of the Dayton Peace Agreement and the Constitution of B&amp;H is an inadmissible act and that everyone who moves in that direction will bear the most serious criminal sanctions.
Sattler's message is encouraging that the EU does not have a Plan B for B&amp;H when it comes to preserving the integrity and sovereignty of B&amp;H.

The interlocutors agree that this is a crisis situation in which it is necessary to take concrete steps

SDP B&H to Sattler: EU must move from words to deeds

The Court of B&amp;H rejected the appeal of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H against the decision of this judicial institution to lift the prohibitive measures against the accused in the "Dženan Memić" case, the "Avaz" portal has learned. Defendants can now go where they want, without any police checks, and can leave their place of residence.
Muriz Memić, the father of the murdered Dženan, said in a statement for "Avaz" that it can be expected that some of the accused to try to escape from B&amp;H.
- We can expect a lot from them, but it didn't surprise us much. It is important that there is a court case and we will see if they will run away. It is important that no one can stop the procedure. They thought that they would be able to, they asked for the incompetence of the Court of B&amp;H. No one can stop this. The trial is going on, they are accused and I guess we will receive justice if they do not escape. We see what our organs are doing, anything is possible. We will see whether they will run away or not - said Memić.

It is important that no one can stop the procedure, no one can stop this, said Memić

Muriz Memić for "Avaz": I hope that I will ger justice, if the accused do not escape

The Court of B&amp;H rejected the appeal of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H against the decision of this judicial institution to lift the prohibitive measures against the accused in the "Dženan Memić" case, the "Avaz" portal has learned.
We remind you that on October 12th, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina lifted the prohibitive measures for the accused, except for meeting with each other and communicating with all witnesses in this case.
After the indictment was filed, the Court of B&amp;H imposed a ban on leaving the place of residence (exception Alisa Ramić), then a ban on meeting with witnesses from the indictment and mutual meetings (exception Zijad Mutap and Alisa Ramić), mandatory reporting to the police administration for Alisa Ramić, Josip Barić and Muamer Ožegović and checking the measure prohibiting leaving the place of residence twice a day for Zijad Mutap and Hasan Dupovac.
In other words, the accused can now go where they want, without any police checks and can leave their place of residence.
These five are charged with organized crime and preventing the discovery and proving of the cause of the suffering of young man Dženan Memić.

On October 12th, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina lifted the prohibitive measures for the accused, except for meeting with each other and communicating with all witnesses, but the Prosecution appealed

Zijad Mutap, Alisa Ramić and Hasan Dupovac

Russia "concerned" over interethnic tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina

German-Turkish politician elected Bundestag vice president

KCUS investigation goes on snail's pace: SC Prosecutor's Office "forgot" Sebija Izetbegović

Zvizdić and Izetbegović wrote to the leaders of EU, Council of Europe and the US

A special session of RS National Assembly on Wednesday

Una-Sana Canton still bears the burden of grappling with illegal migrant camps

Germany reaffirms need for atomic deterrence against Russia

UK petrol prices hit record high

Asian, European markets post mixed figures

Germany condemns coup attempt in Sudan

Magazinović: B&H is one step away from escalation because of Dodik

EU mulls new sanctions against Belarus over migrant smuggling

Who sent the message to Novalić: "You have to react quickly for 150,000 tests, because someone will buy them"

SDP B&H to Sattler: EU must move from words to deeds

Muriz Memić for "Avaz": I hope that I will ger justice, if the accused do not escape

The Court of B&H rejected the Prosecution's appeal: Alisa Ramić - Mutap and others can go where they want

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A special session of RS National Assembly on Wednesday

Una-Sana Canton still bears the burden of grappling with illegal migrant camps

Germany reaffirms need for atomic deterrence against Russia

UK petrol prices hit record high

Asian, European markets post mixed figures

Germany condemns coup attempt in Sudan

Magazinović: B&H is one step away from escalation because of Dodik

EU mulls new sanctions against Belarus over migrant smuggling

Who sent the message to Novalić: "You have to react quickly for 150,000 tests, because someone will buy them"

SDP B&H to Sattler: EU must move from words to deeds

Muriz Memić for "Avaz": I hope that I will ger justice, if the accused do not escape

The Court of B&H rejected the Prosecution's appeal: Alisa Ramić - Mutap and others can go where they want