Akis Tsohatzopoulos, one of the most prominent figures in modern Greek politics, has died at the age of 82, local media reported on Friday.

Tsohatzopoulos passed away at a private hospital in the port city of Piraeus, where he was under treatment for “serious health problems,” Greek daily Kathimerini reported.
Early reports indicate he died of cardiac arrest, the report said.
Tsohatzopoulos was a member of the Greek Parliament and served as a minister in 10 governments of the center-left Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK) party between 1981 and 2004.
In 1996, he unsuccessfully ran for the post of prime minister after the resignation of Andreas Papandreou.
He then took the position of defense minister and is particularly known for this stint from 1996 to 2001, during which Greece launched one of the most ambitious armament programs in its history.
However, his time was marred by reports of corruption and wrongdoings.
In April 2012, he was arrested on charges of money laundering and jailed for 20 years in October 2013.
While the sentence was slightly reduced to 19 years, Tsohatzopoulos was actually in prison for less than five years, securing release on health grounds in July 2018.

Tsohatzopoulos was a parliamentarian for over 2 decades, served as defense minister, jailed for corruption in 2013

Akis Tsohatzopoulos, one of the most prominent figures in modern Greek politics, has died at the age of 82

Greek politician Akis Tsohatzopoulos dies at 82

Following a deadly terrorist attack at Afghanistan’s Kabul airport that killed over 90 people on Thursday, the Russian president discussed the latest developments in Afghanistan with the country's Security Council, the Kremlin said on Friday.

-We will continue to discuss with you the situation related to the events in Afghanistan, continue consultations with our partners, and exchange information about our contacts- Vladimir Putin told the meeting in Moscow.
He added that "the whole range of issues" related to the Afghan conflict was on the agenda, including work in the diplomatic, military, and humanitarian areas.
The Taliban seized control of Afghanistan after taking Kabul on Aug. 15, forcing former President Ashraf Ghani and other top officials to leave the country.
The attack on Thursday targeted areas just outside the Kabul airport, where crowds have been gathering, seeking a way to get in and find flights out of the country.

'We will continue consultations with our partners' on Afghanistan, says Russian president

Putin discusses Afghan situation with Russian Security Council

Targeting city’s financial heart, Extinction Rebellion protesters continued their protests on Friday in London.

Hundreds of protesters gathered midday in front of the Bank of England to protest against the government for a system change for a better future for the planet.
A group of drummers and protesters marched through the City of London, the city’s financial hub where dozens of financial institutions are located.
Two protesters painted the sign and the entrance of Standard Chartered building after climbing its front gate. Police formed a cordon to block protesters from entering the building.
The group continued to march through the district and reached the Museum of London, where two demonstrators glued themselves to the windows of a building.
The organization's “Impossible Rebellion” protest demands an end to investment in the fossil fuels driving climate change.
The Extinction Rebellion protests come only two months before the UN climate summit COP26 to be hosted by the UK on Oct. 31-Nov. 12.
World leaders are expected to meet in Glasgow "to accelerate action towards the goals of the Paris Agreement and the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change."
More than 200 protesters have been arrested so far, according to police. In similar protests from the group in 2019, more than 1,600 people were arrested.
The group says protests will continue this weekend and during the Monday bank holiday.

Extinction Rebellion demands rapid action on climate change, continues protests that started Monday

Hundreds of protesters gathered midday in front of the Bank of England to protest against the government for a system change for a better future for the planet

Climate change protesters target London's financial center

As part of the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, scientists in Uzbekistan are testing "an edible transgenic tomato vaccine".

Scientists from the Center for Genomics and Bioinformatics of the Academy of Sciences are working to develop an edible vaccine against the virus by changing the genetics of tomatoes, an Innovative Department Ministry statement said on Friday.
It was noted that scientists cloned the crown part of the coronavirus detected in the country and placed it in the plant cell, and as a result, these plant cells acted as a vaccine.
Seedlings in the laboratory of the center will grow tomatoes in the form of a vaccine after two months, and people who eat these tomatoes are expected to produce antibodies against the virus, added the statement.
Speaking to Anadolu Agency, Zabardast Buriyev, deputy director of the Center for Genomics and Bioinformatics, said that scientific studies on this vaccine started in January, and experiments on animals continue.
The first phase of clinical trials will begin as soon as the animal experiments are finished, he added.

'Edible transgenic tomato vaccine' to produce antibodies against virus, say scientists

The first phase of clinical trials will begin as soon as the animal experiments are finished

Uzbek scientists working on edible vaccine against COVID-19

The trial of Bakir's Prime Minister Fadil Novalić and others in the "Ventilators" affair continued today in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In addition to Novalić, the accused are also the suspended director of the Federal Civil Protection Administration, Fahrudin Solak, and Fikret Hodžić, the owner of the company "Srebrena malina", and the Minister of Finance of FB&amp;H, Jelka Milićević.

Adnan Garčević, an employee of Privredna banka Sarajevo, who was in communication with Fikret Hodžić regarding the "Srebrena malina " account, where the funds paid by the Federal Civil Protection Administration for ventilators were deposited, gave his statement.
Prosecutor Mirza Hukeljić questioned this witness on the circumstances that four days before the contract with the FCPA was signed, Hodžić knew that he would get a job to purchase ventilators, ie before the FB&amp;H government approved money for the purchase of medical equipment.
- I communicated with Hodžić by phone, in person, by e-mail and Viber. When I was home, on March 30th, Hodžić sent me a message on Viber that he expects a larger inflow of money into the account. As well as expecting payment from those funds. He asked for my help. I didn’t answer him, and after three or four days we heard from each other. I was at home for those seven days, because of the pandemic - stated Garčević.
He claimed that it was only when he arrived at work that he saw that Hodžić submitted the documentation covering the payment.
- Hodžić asked me for banking services, ie to fill in the form for a foreign transaction. I told him he needed a contract, a preface, and an invoice. That was after the payment - stated Garčević.
During the interrogation of Garčević, it could be heard in the courtroom that the real buyer of the ventilators was the Montenegrin company BTL and that bank guarantees were written because of it, which were never activated. It was about the mediating role of the Montenegrin company.

<h2>They asked for a permit for medical equipment</h2>

The second witness was Redžep Hodžić, Fikret Hodžić's brother who is an employee of "Srebrena malina".
He was questioned about the circumstances of sending an invoice on Fikret Hodžić's order to a certain Edmund Chu in China.
Redžep, who is employed as a salesman, claimed to have heard of the ventilators only a few days before their delivery.
He stated that he did not participate in the procurement of ventilators. He says that he sent the invoice to the Chinese because Fikret was forbidden access to the official premises.
Hodžić's cousin Emina Mehmedović also testified,because of sending a request to the Agency for Medicines and Medical Equipment for a license to import medical equipment. She did that, as she says, on the order of director Hodžić.

Hodžić's cousin Emina Mehmedović also testified,because of sending a request to the Agency for Medicines and Medical Equipment for a license to import medical equipment. She did that, as she says, on the order of director Hodžić

"Ventilators" affair: Fikret Hodžić's brother sent invoice to Edmund Chu in China

President of the Republic of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan today today officially opened the renovated mosque of Imam Havadža Durak, known as the Baščaršija Mosque, which was restored by the General Directorate of Waqfs of the Republic of Turkey.

Erdogan greeted the gathered citizens in front of that mosque in which he took part in the Friday prayer led by Rais-l-ulama Husein effendi Kavazović.
-The Baščaršija Mosque is there for Sarajevans and the whole world. This mosque was built in 1527, suffered fires and wars, but remained standing. It suffered the most destruction in the period from 1992 to 1995.&nbsp;Reconstruction work began six years ago. The mosque was supposed to be opened in March 2020 on the date of the Mirage, but we had to suspend the works due to the pandemic that captured the entire world- Erdogan said.He expressed satisfaction that he had the opportunity to open this mosque today because mosques are symbols of the unity of Muslims.
Raisu-l-ulama Husein effendi Kavazović said that he was opening a restored mosque today with his brothers and friends, president Erdogan and the B&amp;H Presidency member Šefik Džaferović.
-It is a part of our architecture and a symbol of Sarajevo. I thank the people of Turkey for rebuilding the mosques that were destroyed during the war in B&amp;H. They are part of our common past and future. We want to build a prosperous B&amp;H with our neighbors and members of other faiths. We will not be shaken by the ugly words of the people we hear today because every hatred brings the most damage to the hater himself- concluded Kavazović.

Erdogan greeted the gathered citizens in front of that mosque in which he took part in the Friday prayer led by Rais-l-ulama Husein effendi Kavazović

President of the Republic of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan today today officially opened the renovated mosque of Imam Havadža Durak, known as the Baščaršija Mosque

Turkish President Erdogan opens the renovated Baščaršija Mosque

In the past 24 hours, 2,211 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 400 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in all the cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H.
In the past 24 hours, five deaths were reported in the Federation of B&amp;H.
Today, 22 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H. 
Currently, 181 cases of infection are active in this part of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In the entity of Republic of Srpska, in the last 24 hours, 718 samples were tested, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 195 people.
In the last 24 hours, three deaths have been reported to the RS Institute of Public Health.
The total number of hospitalized in the RS is 277, the RS Institute of Public Health said.

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

Today, 22 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&H

COVID-19 confirmed in 617 people in B&H, with 8 deaths

Five people have died in explosions at an arms depot in southern Kazakhstan, authorities in the Central Asian country said Friday. 

The blasts began Thursday at a defence ministry ammunitions depot in the southern region of Jambyl, leaving scores injured and nearby villages evacuated by authorities.
-Unfortunately, four military servicemen died- said defence minister Nurlan Ermekbayev, noting that attempts to contact several other serviceman after the blasts at the facility had failed.
A separate defence ministry statement said that a fifth person had been killed.
The Jambyl regional government said that of more than 80 who received treatment for injuries, 28 remained in hospital with six in serious condition.
On Thursday, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev had said on Twitter that the injured were soldiers and emergency services workers.
And local authorities said that they were evacuating people from the villages closest to the site of the accident. 
On Friday, the defence ministry said that a fire broke out at an ammunitions depot in Jambyl and "quickly spread to storage facilities where engineering ammunition is stored."
Several explosions followed, the defence ministry said.
-The explosions stopped over time, but the fire continues- the statement added. 
A video shared on the Telegram messaging app Thursday showed a column of smoke billowing from a fire before a powerful explosion sent flames shooting out. 
The defence ministry noted that some of the munitions stored at the Soviet-era depot had been transferred from another depot in the adjacent Turkestan region, where three lethal explosions took place in the last decade.&nbsp;

The blasts began Thursday at a defence ministry ammunitions depot in the southern region of Jambyl, leaving scores injured and nearby villages evacuated by authorities

The Jambyl regional government said that of more than 80 who received treatment for injuries, 28 remained in hospital with six in serious condition

Five dead after blasts at Kazakhstan arms depot

President of the Republic of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who is paying an official visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina, has arrived in Sarajevo.

According to the protocol, Erdogan is scheduled to land at the Sarajevo International Airport at 11 AM, after which he will head to the Kovači cemetery, where he will visit the grave of the first President of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Alija Izetbegović.
Erdogan will perform the Friday prayer at the Baščaršija Mosque, which he will also ceremoniously open after the completed restoration, which was financed by the General Directorate of Waqfs of the Republic of Turkey.
The Turkish president will be welcomed with military honors at 5.30 PM in front of the building of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, after which he will hold a meeting with the chairman and members of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Erdogan will perform the Friday prayer at the Baščaršija Mosque, which he will also ceremoniously open after the completed restoration, which was financed by the General Directorate of Waqfs of the Republic of Turkey

President of the Republic of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Turkish President Erdogan arrives in Sarajevo

Targeting a hugely popular stable of social media tools, a court in Moscow on Thursday fined Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp a total of almost half a million dollars for violating the law on data localization.

The court ruled that social media giants Twitter and Facebook have to pay 17 million rubles ($227,882) and 15 million rubles ($201,072) respectively for repeated violation of the law, which requires that data on Russian users be stored in Russia.
It also for the first time penalized messaging app WhatsApp – owned by Facebook – for 4 million rubles ($53,619) for the same offense.
Under the 2015 law, all foreign companies must keep data on their Russian users on computer servers within the country.
Business social network platform LinkedIn in 2016 and the Telegram messenger app in 2018 were blocked in Russia for the same reasons, with Telegram freed from restrictions in 2020 after meeting the legal requirements.
In July 2020, Turkey passed a law with similar requirements on local users' data, also mandating that social media firms with high internet traffic must appoint a local representative in Turkey.

Court demands foreign social networks, apps store data on Russian users on Russian soil

Under the 2015 law, all foreign companies must keep data on their Russian users on computer servers within the country

Moscow court fines Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp for almost half a million dollars

The trial of Bakir's FB&amp;H Prime Minister Fadil Novalić and others in the "Ventilators" affair continued today in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In addition to Novalić, the accused are also the suspended director of the Federal Civil Protection Administration, Fahrudin Solak, and Fikret Hodžić, owner of the company "Srebrena malina" and FB&amp;H Minister of Finance Jelka Milićević.
Prosecution witness Edin Kreštalica, who is a member of the management board of Privredna banka Sarajevo, said that Hodžić was a client of that bank.
Prosecutor Mirza Hukeljić asked the witness if he knew Hodžić personally.
- I know him as a client. I met him in 2018 when he applied for a loan. Last year, on April 6th, he invited me to a meeting because he needed bank guarantees because he got a job concerning the import of medical equipment. He said the money was already in his account. He asked the bank to issue a guarantee for deferred payment until the goods are delivered. Those were actually three guarantees. The first was in favor of the Montenegrin company BTL at 4.1m euros, with a deadline of April 15th. I know that the guarantee was issued and it was never activated - stated Kreštalica.
The prosecutor asked Kreštalica if he knew exactly what equipment Hodžić intended to procure.
- He said they were Chinese ventilators. I asked him if he was registered as an authorized importer of medical equipment and he said that the Prime Minister of FB&amp;H would make sure that he received an import permit. I received that answer by e-mail - Kreštalica replied.
The witness said that in this case it was a matter of ensuring that the ordered goods would be delivered.
Hodžić's lawyer Mirna Avdibegović asked the witness if he knew who from the bank gave the contract to the media because there is an obligation to keep client data private.
- During the telephone conversation, Hodžić told me that only someone from the bank could give the media a contract. I didn't know anything about that, so I told him to officially contact the bank - Kreštalica answered.
The employee of Privredna banka Sarajevo, Lejla Kustura, also testified, saying that 10.5 million KM had been deposited in the account of "Srebrena malina" and that it was immediately registered in the system, and she informed the Department for the Prevention of Money Laundering.
Namik Hadžić, secretary of the FB&amp;H Red Cross, who is also a member of the Federal Civil Protection Staff, also testified in court. He described how decisions on the procurement of medical equipment were made at the sessions.
The trial is due to continue tomorrow.

He said they were Chinese ventilators, Kreštalica said

The accused, accompanied by their lawyers, leave the hearing

Witness Kreštalica claims: Hodžić told me that the import of ventilators will be allowed, that the Prime Minister will take care of it

Service for Foreigners’ Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ministry of Health of the Una-Sana Canton (USC), Cantonal Institute for Public Health and Danish Refugee Council (DRC) have started coronavirus vaccination process in the temporary reception center Lipa.

This is continuation of the immunization of the beneficiaries of the reception centers in this part of the country, considering that migrants and refugees in the temporary centers "Borići" and Miral" have been vaccinated in the previous days.
-All beneficiaries of the temporary reception center Lipa site were asked in the previous days whether they want vaccination against COVID-19. 264 of them answered positively and we started immunization this morning. Everyone has been informed that these are AstraZeneca vaccines, and that they are as safe as possible. We simply want to protect all people, both the domicile population and these people who are temporarily in collective accommodation- said Director of the Institute of Public Health USC Zarina Mulabdić.
The migrants confirmed that they were previously well informed about the complete process, as well as that they independently decided whether they wanted to be vaccinated.
-I decided to get vaccinated because I think it is good for the health of all of us, especially us who are currently in collective accommodation. Winter is coming and many other challenges are coming, so I just don't want to be afraid of the possibility of COVID-19 infection- said Ammar from Afghanistan.
It was also announced that in the coming period, additional work will be done on education and protection of migrants from coronavirus.

This is continuation of the immunization of the beneficiaries of the reception centers in this part of the country, considering that migrants and refugees in the temporary centers "Borići" and Miral" have been vaccinated in the previous days

It was also announced that in the coming period, additional work will be done on education and protection of migrants from coronavirus

Vaccination process starts at the Lipa reception center

A Swedish tech consultant accused of selling sensitive information about truckmaker Scania and Volvo Cars to Russia went on trial in Sweden on Thursday, the country's first espionage trial in 18 years.

The 47-year-old man, whose name has not been disclosed, is accused of espionage and illegal intelligence gathering that put Sweden's national security at risk, prosecutors said.
The accused was arrested in dramatic fashion in February 2019 while dining at a restaurant in central Stockholm with a Russian diplomat suspected of being an intelligence officer.
The diplomat was briefly detained but released on account of his diplomatic immunity.
The arrest led to a diplomatic row between Sweden and Russia, with Stockholm subsequently denying visas to two Russian envoys. Moscow responded by expelling two Swedish diplomats.
At the time of his arrest, the consultant had just received 27,800 kronor ($3,355) for passing information to Moscow, prosecutor Mats Ljungqvist said in February.
The information regarded "manufacturing, such as source codes and construction of products in the automotive sector".
According to the indictment, the man illegally transferred material from his work computer to his private computer and thereafter to USB memory sticks.
In order to hide his activities from being logged by the IT system, he also photographed material from the screen of his work computer.
The trial is expected to conclude on September 1, and the accused risks a maximum of six years in prison if convicted.
In its latest annual report published in 2020, Sweden's intelligence agency said Russia, along with China, posed the biggest intelligence threat to the Scandinavian country.
According to public broadcaster SVT, this is the first time a person has gone on trial in Sweden for espionage in 18 years.

The 47-year-old man, whose name has not been disclosed, is accused of espionage and illegal intelligence gathering that put Sweden's national security at risk, prosecutors said

The accused was arrested in dramatic fashion in February 2019 while dining at a restaurant in central Stockholm with a Russian diplomat suspected of being an intelligence officer

Swede goes on trial accused of spying for Russia

Russia on Thursday recorded its highest daily coronavirus death toll as the country struggles with the aggressive Delta variant and slowing vaccination rates.

A government tally reported 820 fatalities over the past 24 hours and 19,630 new cases.
Russia, the fourth worst-hit country in the world in terms of cases, has since mid-June been hit by a new wave of infections driven by the Delta variant.
While the number of daily infections is now on the decline, Russia has hit record daily deaths several times in August. 
The new figures bring Russia's total fatalities from Covid-19 to 179,243 -- the highest toll in Europe.
This figure, however, only takes into account fatalities where the virus was established as the primary cause of death after an autopsy. 
Under a broader definition for deaths linked to the coronavirus, statistics agency Rosstat reported at the end of June that Russia had seen more than 300,000 fatalities.
Authorities have struggled with a vaccine-sceptic population, with independent polls showing that a majority of Russians do not plan to get innoculated. 
Moscow -- the epicentre of Russia's pandemic -- and several other regions have introduced mandatory vaccinations for some groups of citizens and incentives to get jabbed.
While the measures initially sped up Russia's vaccination campaign, the innoculation drive has been faltering since mid-August. 
As of Thursday, just over 35 million of Russia's 146 million people had been fully vaccinated, according to the Gogov website, which tallies Covid data from the regions.
In total, Russia has so far registered 6,824,540 cases.&nbsp;

A government tally reported 820 fatalities over the past 24 hours and 19,630 new cases

Russia, the fourth worst-hit country in the world in terms of cases, has since mid-June been hit by a new wave of infections driven by the Delta variant

Russia reports record daily virus deaths

The trial of the Federal Prime Minister Fadil Novalić and others in connection with the procurement of 100 ventilators worth 10,530,000 KM continued today before the Court of B&amp;H.
At yesterday's hearing, the director of the Federal Directorate of Commodity Reserves and a member of the FB&amp;H Civil Protection Staff, Tončo Bavrka, testified, who changed his statement during the hearing in relation to an earlier statement to the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.
Bavrka, who spoke about the way the Headquarters functioned at the beginning of the pandemic, said yesterday that at the session on April 1st last year, a decision was made to allocate five and then seven million KM for the purchase of protective equipment. He says that at that time it was not specified exactly what kind of equipment was in question, because it was left to experts from the Ministry of Health, ie the Institute for Public Health of FB&amp;H. About the first problems with the procurement of 100 disputed ventilators from China, Bavrka said yesterday that he found out around April 20, when some of them were delivered to Sarajevo.
Bavrka could not answer numerous questions precisely, because "he could not remember what was said at the coffee, what at the sessions, what happened before, and what happened after the delivery of the ventilators."

At yesterday's hearing, the director of the Federal Directorate of Commodity Reserves and a member of the FB&H Civil Protection Staff, Tončo Bavrka, testified

The accused and their lawyers arrived at the trial

Trial of Novalić and others for criminal purchase of ventilators continues: The accused arrived at hearing

The Office of the Disciplinary Prosecutor of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina, headed by Alena Kurspahić-Nadarević, filed an appeal against the decision of the First Instance Disciplinary Commission in the "Ranko Debevec" case a few days ago.
In addition to the UDT, the lawyers of the President of the Court of B&amp;H also filed an appeal.
In that way, the Second Instance Disciplinary Procedure began.
When asked by the HJPC whether the Second Instance Commission has been appointed, we were answered:
- We would like to inform you that by initiating the second instance proceedings against the President of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina Ranko Debevec, the System for Automatic Disciplinary Case Management (DKCMS) assigned the case to one of the three permanent second instance commissions for judges. We are unable to provide the names of the commission members.
We remind you that although he was part of numerous scandals, inappropriate meetings, threats to prosecutors, journalists, Ranko Debevec, severely compromised President of the Court of B&amp;H, by the decision of First Instance Disciplinary Commission of the HJPC, was only publicly warned in disciplinary proceedings against him for several disciplinary offenses.
One of them is inappropriate contact with Osman Mehmedagić Osmica, director of the Intelligence and Security Agency (ISA), last year, on the day when the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H filed a new indictment against Osmica in the "Security Checks" affair.
All of this was not enough to suspend Debevec and relieve him of his duties. It is obvious that the HJPC B&amp;H has double standards: one applies to the Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H Gordana Tadić, and the other to the President of the Court of B&amp;H Ranko Debevac.
The question is also why the HJPC does not want to say the names of the Second Instance Commission, because in the case of Gordana Tadić, the names of the members were made public.

Greek politician Akis Tsohatzopoulos dies at 82

Putin discusses Afghan situation with Russian Security Council

Climate change protesters target London's financial center

Uzbek scientists working on edible vaccine against COVID-19

"Ventilators" affair: Fikret Hodžić's brother sent invoice to Edmund Chu in China

Turkish President Erdogan opens the renovated Baščaršija Mosque

COVID-19 confirmed in 617 people in B&H, with 8 deaths

Five dead after blasts at Kazakhstan arms depot

Turkish President Erdogan arrives in Sarajevo

Moscow court fines Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp for almost half a million dollars

Witness Kreštalica claims: Hodžić told me that the import of ventilators will be allowed, that the Prime Minister will take care of it

Vaccination process starts at the Lipa reception center

Swede goes on trial accused of spying for Russia

Russia reports record daily virus deaths

Trial of Novalić and others for criminal purchase of ventilators continues: The accused arrived at hearing

The Second Instance Commission was formed in the "Debevec" case, but who are its members

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Greek politician Akis Tsohatzopoulos dies at 82

Putin discusses Afghan situation with Russian Security Council

Climate change protesters target London's financial center

Uzbek scientists working on edible vaccine against COVID-19

"Ventilators" affair: Fikret Hodžić's brother sent invoice to Edmund Chu in China

Turkish President Erdogan opens the renovated Baščaršija Mosque

COVID-19 confirmed in 617 people in B&H, with 8 deaths

Five dead after blasts at Kazakhstan arms depot

Turkish President Erdogan arrives in Sarajevo

Moscow court fines Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp for almost half a million dollars

Witness Kreštalica claims: Hodžić told me that the import of ventilators will be allowed, that the Prime Minister will take care of it

Vaccination process starts at the Lipa reception center

Swede goes on trial accused of spying for Russia

Russia reports record daily virus deaths

Trial of Novalić and others for criminal purchase of ventilators continues: The accused arrived at hearing

The Second Instance Commission was formed in the "Debevec" case, but who are its members