In the past 24 hours, 1,165 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 17 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in Una-Sana, Bosnia-Podrinje, Central Bosnia, Zenica-Doboj, Tuzla, Sarajevo Canton and Canton 10.
A total of 709,087 samples have been tested so far, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 133,880 individuals in FB&amp;H.
In the territory of the Federation of B&amp;H, one person died in the past 24 hours, the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H announced.
In Republic of Srpska, 304 laboratory samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in six people.
In the last 24 hours, two deaths were reported to the RS Institute of Public Health, in which the presence of coronavirus was confirmed. These are elderly people.
So far, 64,334 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the RS, and a total of 3,778 people have been confirmed to have been tested for the coronavirus.
In the Brčko District of Bosnia and Herzegovina, 109 samples were tested, one of which was positive for coronavirus. There were no deaths in the previous day.

In Brčko  District one person tested positive for coronavirus

New cases have been registered in Una-Sana, Bosnia-Podrinje, Central Bosnia, Zenica-Doboj, Tuzla, Sarajevo Canton and Canton 10

24 new cases of COVID-19 and three deaths registered in the last 24 hours

Lawyer Damir Koldžo, who, in addition to the Palić family, also represents the Hota family, today submitted another report to the Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor's Office against the director of the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo.
Koldžo represents the Hota family from Olovo, and as we previously published the confession of Mirsad Hota, his brother Atif passed away on March 4th. What is shocking in this case is that Atif Hota was treated as a covid-patient even though a PCR test showed that he was negative for the coronavirus. These allegations were also confirmed in the documentation submitted by Koldžo.
Atif Hota was admitted to KCUS on February 24th and passed away on March 4th. On admission to the hospital he was placed on the infectious ward and was put on a ventilator. He was negative for coronavirus, which was shown by three tests, Mirsad Hota told us earlier.

<h2>Report against Amela Katica-Mulalić as well</h2>

We remind you that on June 11th, Koldžo filed a criminal report with the Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor's Office against the director of the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo, Sebija Izetbegović, Amela Katica-Mulalić, head of the KCUS Anesthesia and Resuscitation Clinic, and other doctors for negligent treatment, abuse of office and authority.
As Koldžo's lawyer confirmed to us, the Chief Prosecutor of the SC Prosecutor's Office, Sabina Sarajlija, did not assign this criminal report to the prosecutor.
He also reported the health inspector Luka Pirnat, a former KCUS employee, who is a signatory of all documents as a health inspector of the Federal Administration for Inspection Affairs.

<h2>Gross medical errors and omissions</h2>

Lawyer Koldžo received the documentation on this case after more than two months.
- Gross medical errors and omissions were found, due to which I believe that there is a basis for filing a criminal complaint - Koldžo told us at the time.
Sead Palić was admitted to KCUS on March 8th, in the midst of the third wave of the pandemic. He died on March 23rd at the age of 44. After the death of her husband, Mirela received only a death certificate. She received a discharge letter and documentation on the course of treatment only on May 17th.
In the beginning of April, Sead Palić's wife Mirela Palić announced in a confession for "Avaz" that she would sue KCUS and the responsible persons for negligence in treatment.

Atif Hota was treated as s covid-patient even though a PCR test showed he was negative for the coronavirus, on admission to the hospital he was placed on the infectious ward and was put on a ventilator

Koldžo filed another report against the director of KCUS

Lawyer Koldžo filed another report against Sebija Izetbegović

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina has asked the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina to extend the custody of Zijad Mutap and Hasan Dupovac, suspected of organized crime, in connection with the criminal offense of aiding and abetting the perpetrator and illegal mediation in the "Memić case".
The measure of detention is necessary in order to ensure the undisturbed conduct of the investigation in the case of the death of young man Dženan Memić, in February 2016, the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H announced.
Detention was requested due to the danger that by remaining at large, the suspects could obstruct the investigation, conceal evidence, and influence witnesses or accomplices, as well as the fact that their release would cause citizens' anxiety, the statement said.
Zijad Mutap is the father of the girl Alisa who was with Dženan at the time he was attacked in Ilidža, and Hasan Dupovac is the former head of the Traffic Investigation Department of the Sarajevo Canton Ministry of the Interior.

They are suspected of organized crime, in connection with the criminal offense of aiding the perpetrator after the criminal and illegal mediation in the "Memić case"

Dupovac and Mutap in the courtroom with their lawyers

The prosecution is requesting an extension of custody for Hasan Dupovac and Zijad Mutap

The state of emergency is declared these days in the Intelligence and Security Agency (ISA) of B&amp;H.
The reason is the arrest and detention of Denis Prcić, the owner and founder of the American University in B&amp;H, who is suspected of enabling the director of ISA, Osman Mehmedagić Osmica, to illegally obtain a diploma from this higher education institution.

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina, investigating Prcić, found irrefutable evidence that Mehmedagić forged a diploma from the American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which he submitted to the Commission for Supervision of the ISA, all with the aim of obtaining a new term at the head of this institution. By detaining Prcić and his associate Melisa Belkić-Mujkanović, the Court of B&amp;H confirmed the well-founded suspicion that this was an organized group. This is also stated in the motion for detention.
Prosecutor Oleg Čavka, as confirmed by the Court of B&amp;H, said that the Prosecutor's Office is also conducting a criminal investigation against Osman Mehmedagić, Denis Prcić, Melisa Belkić-Mujkanović and Emir Mujkanović in the "Diploma" affair. They are officially suspected of the criminal offenses of aiding and abetting the perpetrator after committing a criminal offense, abuse of position or authority, falsification of an official document and falsification or destruction of an official document.
As we have learned, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has even enclosed the record of the interrogation of the suspect Mehmedagić (from which it is evident that the suspect was allowed to present his defense), as well as the order to conduct an investigation (prosecutor's decision on September 8th, 2020).

But as the truth is coming to light and the Prosecution's evidence becomes irrefutable, Mehmedagić is increasingly in a panic and fear of prosecution and a new trial. Mehmedagić is knocking on many doors these days to stop the Prosecution's investigation. He has been seeking support for days and pressuring members of the B&amp;H High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) to help him.
On June 9th, the ISA leader held a meeting with the President and members of the HJPC, which was confirmed to us by this judicial institution.
As confirmed to us, this was a business meeting attended by the President of the HJPC Halil Lagumdžija, Vice President Sanela Gorušanović-Butigan and the Head of the Cabinet of the Presidency of the HJPC Marjana Popović.
- Vice President Gorušanović-Butigan, in order to avoid a potential conflict of interest, left the meeting at the moment when it was initially indicated that the conversation could concern disciplinary proceedings before the Commission in which she is a member - we were told yesterday from the HJPC .
We learn that Mehmedagić, the day after Prcić's detention, requested a new meeting with members of the HJPC. The day before yesterday, he allegedly asked to meet Lagumdžija again. This time through a mediator from the Court, but the meeting did not take place.

Lagumdžija told us yesterday that the only meeting was held on June 9th.
- There was no second meeting - Lagumdžija told us briefly, who recently stated in an interview with "Avaz" that he came to the HJPC to "change things for the better in the judiciary" and that he would not allow any external pressure on the HJPC.

Our ISA sources claim that Mehmedagić was in the HJPC with the aim of helping his friend Ranko Debevec, the president of the Court of B&amp;H, against whom disciplinary proceedings are being conducted, and at the same time to harm the Chief State Prosecutor Gordana Tadić.
He is urging for months for prosecutor Čavka to be suspended.
In addition, by going to the HJPC building and meeting with the leaders of this institution, Osmica obviously wanted to send a message that he allegedly has close contacts with the HJPC, and to let the judges and prosecutors prosecuting him and his close partners know that he can influence their decisions.
But all his intentions and benefits that he thought he would have by visiting the HJPC were blown away at the moment when Alisa Mutap was ordered into custody, and later the man who gave him an illegal diploma - Denis Prcić.
Also, in addition to Osmica, Debevec has even more reasons to fear losing his position, as he failed to lobby for a favorable situation for his partner and friend Mehmedagić, neither in the case of Alisa Mutap nor in the case of Prcić.
All this together suggests that professional judges and prosecutors turned their backs on the compromised Debevec and that they are working according to the strict rules of the profession.
And, most importantly, Osmica was sent a message that the president of the HJPC, Halil Lagumdžija, who is already slowly settling the situation in the B&amp;H judiciary, will not break under pressure either.

The server of the American University in B&amp;H, which the arrested Prcić hid from the investigating authorities for months, was found the day before yesterday in a vacation home in Semizovac.
It is a server with all the data of the American University, registry books and student files. One vacation home in Nišići was also searched. 
This server was hidden at the request of Prcić, and yesterday it was handed over to the police officers of the SC Ministry of the Interior by the owner of this vacation home. Today, the server with all the data was handed over to the Court of B&amp;H because this documentation with all the data was requested by the order of the Court of B&amp;H, which ordered the searches of Prcić's properties.

It is unclear what Mehmedagić did in the HJPC on June 9th, whether he sought protection for himself and Debevec

ISA leader panicked after the arrest of Denis Prcić: Osmica revolves around Lagumdžija?!

German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday telephoned Russian President Vladimir Putin to offer her condolences on the 80th anniversary of Nazi Germany's World War II invasion of Russia, the Kremlin said.

Merkel expressed feelings of empathy in connection with "the incalculable misery and suffering brought by the war unleashed by the Nazi regime," the Kremlin said in a statement.
-Both sides stressed the importance of preserving the historical memory of the tragic events of those years. It was stated that overcoming mutual hostility and reconciliation of the Russian and German peoples carried key importance for the fate of postwar Europe. It stressed that even now the security of the common continent is possible only through joint efforts- it said.
Putin also spoke to Merkel about his meeting last week with US President Joe Biden in Geneva.

Vladimir Putin also tells Germany's Angela Merkel about his meeting last week with US President Joe Biden

In phone call, Putin, Merkel mark 80th anniversary of Nazi invasion of Russia

Turkey's president on Tuesday unveiled Turkovac, the name for the country's indigenously developed COVID-19 vaccine candidate.

The vaccine development program has entered Phase 3 clinical trials on volunteers, starting at Ankara City Hospital in the country's capital, with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan attending via videoconference.
Health Minister Fahrettin Koca witnessed the first volunteers getting the jabs: Erciyes University’s Aykut Ozdarendereli, one of the scientists who developed the vaccine, and Dr. Serhat Unal, its Turkish coordinator.
Speaking at the event, Erdogan said Turkey stepped up its mass inoculation efforts with vaccines imported from Germany and China, but that domestic vaccines would help control infection in the future.
-It is critical that we have our own vaccine in order to save our country from the grip of the pandemic as soon as possible and to ensure the health and welfare of our nation. With this study, which has entered Phase 3, we have now entered the final turning point in having our own vaccine- said Erdogan.
Turkey this week announced the ending of most pandemic restrictions due to dropping case numbers, but Erdogan also called on Turkish citizens to get vaccinated to protect themselves and their loved ones from the virus.
-Turkey will lower the COVID-19 vaccination eligibility age to 18 in the coming weeks- said Erdogan, adding that with accelerated vaccination, COVID-19 restrictions will be lifted one by one.

Speaking at the event, Koca called it a historic moment.

Telling how domestic vaccine efforts began with the isolation of the virus, Koca added that support from the Health Institutes of Turkey (TUSEB) brought the efforts to their current advanced stage.
Koca said the Turkish vaccine’s safety and efficacy were proved in Phase 1 and Phase 2 studies.
-Today, the vaccine has reached its final phase, which means its formulation will not change from now on. This is the pride of our nation, this pride belongs to our nation- he said.
-Now we will see the efficacy of the vaccine on volunteers during the Phase 3 trials. And we want to see the efficacy of the vaccine, which will be used widely afterwards- he added.
Ozdarendeli said with the development of the vaccine, Turkey reaped the fruit of its investments in science since 2013, adding that Turkey has very good experience and infrastructure not only now but also for future diseases that may arise.
Unal also said they are proud of the contributions they have made to vaccine development and that they will share their work with the world.
Since Turkey launched a mass vaccination campaign this January, nearly 43.6 million doses of coronavirus vaccines have been administered.
Over 29 million people have received their first doses, while over 14.57 million have been fully vaccinated, according to the Health Ministry.
Amid a nationwide fall in COVID-19 cases, Turkey is set to end pandemic curfews as of next Thursday, July 1, Erdogan said on Monday.
That same day Turkey will also lift intercity travel restrictions and restrictions on urban public transport, and public institutions and organizations will return to normal working order.

Phase 3 trials of Turcovac vaccine inaugurated in Turkey's capital, President Erdogan attends via videoconference

Speaking at the event, Erdogan said Turkey stepped up its mass inoculation efforts with vaccines imported from Germany and China, but that domestic vaccines would help control infection in the future

Turkey names home-grown COVID-19 jab Turkovac

Migrants in B&amp;H committed more than 325 crimes last year, of which as many as 309 were registered in the Federation. 119 violations were recorded in the FB&amp;H, and the police recorded another 1,507 incidents caused by migrants.

In recent months, migrants have continued to fill the columns of the Crimes&amp;Accidents Chronicle. There are more and more returnees in committing criminal acts, and police officers in Sarajevo, Krajina, Tuzla, Goražde are not unfamiliar with finding weapons, drugs and significant amounts of money.
On May 27th this year, the House of Peoples of the B&amp;H Parliament adopted amendments to the Law on Foreigners, and the application of new provisions should facilitate the deportation of migrants who commit crimes. We remind you that the former Minister of Security of B&amp;H, Fahrudin Radončić (SBB), was the first to propose the facilitation of legal deportation of migrants at the beginning of 2020., but that proposal was not understood by the political parties in power, especially the SDA.

Instead of supporting Radončić's proposal, B&amp;H Presidency member Šefik Džaferović (SDA) at the time publicly sided with Pakistan, defending the interests of foreign nationals and not caring about the safety of his fellow citizens. Shortly after this betrayal of B&amp;H's interests, Džaferović went on an official visit to Pakistan, during which he was to sign an agreement on the return of Pakistani citizens from B&amp;H. From then until today, the agreement is just a dead letter on paper, and there is nothing from the announced mass return of illegal economic migrants.

Other SDA cadres, such as Foreign Minister Bisera Turković (SDA) and Security Minister Selmo Cikotić (SDA), have continued to ignore this serious security problem in B&amp;H. Practically none of these SDA cadres could be heard what they have done to combat the migrant crisis. Minister Turković, as the head of B&amp;H diplomacy, practically did not even deal with this issue, and the SDA Minister of Security commented on this security problem with the word - "sexy".
Security expert Nedžad Ahatović told for "Avaz" that the problem of migrants, as well as the problem of internal security, should be solved at the borders.
- It is necessary to modernize and equip the Border Police and the Armed Forces of B&amp;H. All this requires material resources that should be provided by the state level of government - Ahatović pointed out.
He added that it is necessary to place migrants in several semi-closed facilities.
- Returnees in committing criminal offenses should be placed in closed facilities. It is necessary to develop cooperation with the countries in the region, because this is a common problem - said Ahatović.

We remind you that it was Radončić who, at the beginning of his mandate, held a meeting on migration with the Croatian Minister of the Interior Davor Božinović, but also with the Minister of the Interior of Montenegro Mevludin Nuhodžić. A meeting with then Minister of Internal Affairs of Serbia, Nebojša Stefanović, was also planned, but it was postponed due to the escalation of the coronavirus pandemic.
- We must secure the borders, not accept migrants. The reduction of the number of criminal offenses on the territory of B&amp;H can be achieved by forming the mentioned facilities of closed and semi-closed type, but also by deportation for the perpetrators of criminal offenses. Coordination of all levels of government in B&amp;H is needed, but because of that, political problems and tensions appear, which ultimately cause the citizens of Sarajevo, Tuzla and Krajina to suffer the most - Ahatović emphasized.

Džaferović, Turković and Cikotić are not doing anything to help suppress the migrant crisis

Džaferović, Turković and Cikotić: Migrants are more important to them than B&H citizens

The trio from the SDA is squinting at the terror of migrants against the citizens of B&H

Moscow has been hit by a historicheat wave this week, with temperatures reaching a 120-year record due to the effects of climate change, Russia's weather service said Tuesday.

On Monday the Russian capital sweated under 34.7 degrees Celsius (94.5 degrees Fahrenheit), according to Roshydromet, matching the record for a June day from in 1901.
The weather service, which has kept records since 1881, is forecasting temperatures above 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit) on Thursday and Friday.
-The increase in temperatures recorded in Moscow for these days is unprecedented in 120 years- Roshydromet meteorologist Marina Makarova told AFP. 
-This is because of global climate change.-The highest-ever recorded temperature in Moscow -- more than 38 degrees Celsius (100.4 degrees Fahrenheit) -- was in July 2010 when much of western Russia suffered a massive heat wave and huge fires.
Russia's second city Saint Petersburg, some 600 kilometres (370 miles) northwest of Moscow, has also had hot weather this month, with temperatures hitting 34 degrees Celsius (93.2 degrees Fahrenheit), the highest since 1998.
Not all Muscovites were ready to face the sweltering challenge.
-We're not used to such heat, that's the truth- said 35-year-old auditor Pavel Karapetyan, adding that it was "difficult."
Others welcomed the change, especially compared to Russia's long, cold winters. 
-We've come from Siberia. It's cold there, so it's nice to be here- Alexander Shmel, 33, told AFP.
As global temperatures rise with climate change, heat waves are predicted to become more frequent and intense, and their impacts more widespread. 
Russia has set numerous records in recent years and in June 2020 registered 38 degrees Celsius (100.4 degrees Fahrenheit) in the town of Verkhoyansk -- the highest temperature recorded above the Arctic circle since measurements began.
The rising mercury levels have contributed to devastating floods and forest fires that have affected Siberia with increasing regularity.
They are also contributing to the melting of permafrost, which covers about two-thirds of Russia's large territory. 
Russia is also set to benefit from climate change, with a historic decline in the summer ice cover of Russia's Arctic maritime shipping route, called the Northern Sea Route, allowing for longer transit periods.

On Monday the Russian capital sweated under 34.7 degrees Celsius (94.5 degrees Fahrenheit), according to Roshydromet, matching the record for a June day from in 1901.

The weather service, which has kept records since 1881, is forecasting temperatures above 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit) on Thursday and Friday

Moscow melts in historic June heat wave

The EU launched a wide-ranging antitrust probe against Google Tuesday over concerns that it is forcing out rivals in the lucrative online advertising market.

The investigation will "assess whether Google has violated EU competition rules by favouring its own online display advertising technology services", a statement said.
The probe narrows in on an important slice of Google's business model where over 80 percent of the giant's revenue last year came from advertising, or $147 billion (124 billion euros).
-We are concerned that Google has made it harder for rival online advertising services to compete" in display ad technology- said EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager.
At issue is Google's largely unnoticed, but highly dominant technologies that serve as a intermediary or broker between advertisers and publishers online.
The business was also at the heart of a recent case in France - brought by News Corp, French daily Le Figaro and Belgium's Groupe Rossel - that saw Google fined 220 million euros ($267 million).
As in France, the EU will try to determine whether Google gave preferential treatment to its own ad inventory technologies AdX and Doubleclick, but will also look at other aspects of its business.
Crucially, the probe will also look into Google's announced plans to prohibit the placement of third party "cookies" on its Chrome browser, a move that has angered some publishers and advertisers.
A Google spokesperson said the company "will continue to engage constructively with the European Commission to answer their questions and demonstrate the benefits of our products to European businesses and consumers."&nbsp;

The investigation will "assess whether Google has violated EU competition rules by favouring its own online display advertising technology services", a statement said

The EU has announced Tuesday the opening of an investigation against US internet giant Google for anti-competitive practices in online display advertising

EU launches antitrust probe against Google over online ads

Thai authorities on Tuesday greenlighted a pilot model for quarantine-free travel to ultra-popular beach destination Phuket, a first step towards the tourist-hungry kingdom's goal of resuscitating its pandemic-battered economy.

Thailand has imposed strict restrictions on visitor arrivals in order to stem the coronavirus, but discouraging visitors has led to its economy recording the worst performance since the 1997 Asian financial crisis.
The hugely important tourism industry has been on tenterhooks since March, when the government floated the so-called "Phuket sandbox" scheme, which would have allowed vaccinated tourists to enter the country without undergoing the usual two week's quarantine.
But after a third wave of Covid infections engulfed the country in April, the scheme appeared to be on the back burner, thanks to muddy messaging from authorities.
Tourism officials and members of Thailand's Covid taskforce announced Friday the sandbox scheme was set to begin on July 1.
On Tuesday -- eight days before its launch -- government spokesman Anucha Burapachaisri said the cabinet of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-Cha had officially given the scheme its blessing.
Besides Phuket, the other destinations include Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Koh Tao, all sun-soaked islands renowned for clear waters and sandy beaches. 
But tricky caveats to ensure the sandbox goes ahead without any disruptions include keeping infection rates low -- in Phuket the number of weekly Covid cases cannot exceed 90.
-As of today, the number of (infection cases) in Phuket can still ensure that the Phuket sandbox scheme will go on- said Covid-19 taskforce spokesman Taweesin Visanuyothin on Tuesday. 
Thailand's tentpole tourism industry previously made up almost 20 percent of its national income.
Its losses have reverberated through other sectors including restaurants, transportation and the service industry. 
PM Prayut has come under vociferous criticism for his handling of the pandemic -- from the start-stop process in instating restrictions and the lack of state support for impacted sectors to the procurement of vaccines. 
The premier announced last week that he plans for Thailand to fully reopen to foreign visitors by October -- a vow that would require his administration to hit the target of innoculating 50 million Thais in four months, he said.

Thailand has imposed strict restrictions on visitor arrivals in order to stem the coronavirus, but discouraging visitors has led to its economy recording the worst performance since the 1997 Asian financial crisis

Thailand has imposed strict restrictions on visitor arrivals in order to stem COVID-19 infections, but discouraging visitors has hit its tourism-dependent economy hard

Thailand greenlights quarantine-free model for Phuket

Minister of Defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina Sifet Podžić received today in Sarajevo the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Austria Klaudia Tanner, with whom he discussed work on joint projects and the improvement of bilateral cooperation.

Minister Tanner said that she chose B&amp;H as the first country to visit Austrian troops, because she believes that Austria has very good relations with its neighbors in the Balkans, especially in B&amp;H.
She believes that the Western Balkans is very important for Austria, and said that they are monitoring the situation and that they are militarily present.
She thanked for the support that B&amp;H provides to the Austrian contingent of EUFOR, and pointed out that B&amp;H and Austria have special relations, which is reflected in the organization of various operations in various fields.
-The focus of our bilateral cooperation is the training of B&amp;H cadets at the Theresian Military Academy, where 18 B&amp;H cadets are currently staying. The training is going very well and I was told that the performance of these cadets is very good- said the Minister.
She added that the Austrian Federal Army supports B&amp;H in other areas as well, such as the continued training of members of the AFB&amp;H, ammunition storage and the exchange of instructors.
She announced deepening of relations and strengthening of cooperation in order to overcome challenges, as in the case of a pandemic or migration of the population.
Minister Podžić pointed out that the Republic of Austria plays an important role in the EU, the Western Balkans and B&amp;H, and added that the cooperation between the two ministries is an example to others.
However, he stressed that the pandemic had limited them and that they had postponed some planned tasks, but announced to organize 20 activities in B&amp;H and 25 in Austria by the end of this year.
Podžić especially praised the cooperation in the field of educating cadets at the Theresian Military Academy, which has had 19 cadets so far, and announced the continuation of education after 2022.

Tanner believes that the Western Balkans is very important for Austria

Podžić and Tanner: Training of B&H cadets is the focus of bilateral cooperation

The server of the American University in B&amp;H, which Denis Prcić, the founder and director of this institution, hid from the investigating authorities for months, was found yesterday at a vacation home in Semizovac.
It is a server with all the data of the American University, registry books and student files.
This server was hidden at the request of Prcić, and yesterday it was handed over to the police officers of the SC Ministry of the Interior by the owner of this vacation home. Today, the server with all the data was handed over to the Court of B&amp;H because this documentation with all the data was requested by the order of the Court of B&amp;H, which ordered the searches of Prcić's properties.
We remind you that the Court of B&amp;H accepted the proposal of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H and ordered a one-month custody for the arrested Prcić three days ago. His associate Melissa Belkić-Mujkanović was also detained. Her husband Emir Mujkanović will defend himself from freedom with prohibitive measures.

They were arrested in Tuzla five days ago. Prcić is suspected of enabling ISA director Osman Mehmedagić to illegally obtain university diploma. During the search of the University, members of the MUP TC did not find any evidence that Mehmedagić was ever a student at this institution. However, he declared this diploma, which he handed over to the ISA Supervision Commission, a secret.
Prosecutor Oleg Čavka confirmed this information at the hearing the day before yesterday. He said that Mehmedagić obtained a forged diploma of higher education with which he was appointed and performed the duty of the general director of ISA, although his actual qualification, the Higher qualification of the Faculty of Law in Sarajevo is not sufficient for the appointment.
- In this way, Mehmedagić achieved a property-legal benefit in the amount of more than 100,000 marks by performing his duties illegally, Čavka wrote in the proposal for ordering the detention.
By the way, Čavka yesterday confirmed the earlier allegations of "Avaz" that Prcić, with the help of his associates, tore the original page from the register of this faculty and that the name of Osman Mehmedagić was subsequently inserted and added. The graphologist who determined the illogicalities is the permanent court expert Ismet Katana.

It is a server with all the data of the American University, registry books and student files, members of the SC Ministry of the Interior handed it over to the Court of B&H

The police found the server of Prcić's University, it was hidden at a vacation home in Semizovac

In the past 24 hours, 1,470 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, 20 of which were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in Central Bosnia, Herzegovina-Neretva, West Herzegovina, Zenica-Doboj, Posavina, Tuzla and Sarajevo Canton.
A total of 707,922 samples have been tested so far, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 133,863 individuals in FB&amp;H.
In the territory of the Federation of B&amp;H, there were no deaths in the past 24 hours, the Institute of Public Health of the Federation of B&amp;H announced.
In Republic of Srpska, 237 laboratory samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in two people.
In the last 24 hours, two deaths were reported to the RS Institute of Public Health, in which the presence of coronavirus was confirmed.
So far, 64,328 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the RS, and a total of 3,776 people have been confirmed to have been tested for coronavirus.
Today, four new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H. 148 samples were tested. One person has recovered and no deaths were reported.&nbsp;

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

In the territory of the Federation of B&H, there were no deaths in the past 24 hours

B&H registers 26 new cases of COVID-19 and two deaths

The Court of B&amp;H accepted the proposal of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H and extended the detention of Josip Barić, a police officer of the SC MUP, who was arrested for obstructing the investigation in the case of the murder of Dženan Memić, for another month, the "Avaz" portal has learned.
According to the evidence of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, on the fateful night of February 8th, 2016, Barić did not seize the bloody sweater of Alisa Mutap, a girl who was with Memić on the night when he suffered fatal injuries.
Prosecutor Dubravko Čampara said yesterday, explaining the custody motion, that the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina was working to identify new suspects and their accomplices, and stressed that this was a complex case in which the institutions of the system covered up, faked and hid evidence.
- This was done by the MUP of the Sarajevo Canton and the Prosecutor's Office of the Sarajevo Canton. Note that Zijad Mutap was in an organized criminal group superior to Barić. Witnesses are in fear. Yesterday we had a situation where a father who is fighting for the truth about the death of his child is being threatened with death - Čampara stated yesterday.

According to the evidence of the Prosecutor's Office of B&H, on the fateful night of February 8th, 2016, Barić did not seize the bloody sweater of Alisa Mutap, a girl who was with Memić on the night he suffered fatal injuries

Josip Barić, a police officer who did not seize Alisa Mutap's bloody sweater, had his detention extended

The Service for Foreigners’ Affairs has undertaken operational activities this morning aimed at controlling the movement and stay of migrants in the area of the City of Bihać at two locations, Kamenica and Zegarska Alley, where migrants gathered and stayed in makeshift accommodation in abandoned buildings.

Inspectors of the Service for Foreigners' Affairs found 187 migrants, citizens of Pakistan, at the mentioned locations, and they were relocated, accommodated and taken care of in the temporary reception center Lipa.
Currently, medical examination, identification and registration activities are being carried out, as well as accommodation in the isolation part of the temporary reception center Lipa due to Covid protective measures.
The implementation of these activities is a continuation of the coordination of the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs with local authorities in order to better manage migration processes in the Una-Sana Canton, and such activities will be continued in the coming period, the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs said.

Currently, medical examination, identification and registration activities are being carried out

Migrants gathered and stayed in makeshift accommodation in abandoned buildings

A group of 187 migrants relocated from two locations in Bihać area

Sydney was battling a fresh Covid-19 cluster on Tuesday just as Melbourne's latest outbreak receded, highlighting Australia's difficulty in quashing persistent small virus flare-ups.

Ten people were diagnosed with Covid-19 in Sydney overnight, taking the cluster that first emerged in the city's Bondi Beach area last week to 21 cases.
New South Wales state Premier Gladys Berejiklian said health officials expected the outbreak in Australia's most populous city to continue growing in the coming days, after several people were infected in just "fleeting" non-physical contact with a case in a cafe and a large shopping centre.
In response, the government has reimposed mandatory mask-wearing in public transport and retail outlets across much of greater Sydney, but it has stopped short of ordering a lockdown.
The outbreak is thought to have started when a man who works as a driver for international flight crews contracted the highly contagious Delta variant of the virus, which was first identified in India.
-We also need to recognise that this Delta variant... is actually a gold medallist when it comes to jumping from one person to another- Berejiklian told reporters in Sydney.
It comes as restrictions on Melbourne's five million residents continued easing, with new cases slowing to a trickle in recent days. 
New Zealand and several Australian states have announced the removal of travel restrictions imposed last month as dozens of cases were detected in Melbourne and the city endured a two-week lockdown.
Canberra has maintained strict international border closures since March 2020 -- even limiting its own citizens' travel to and from the country -- in an effort to shut out Covid-19.
But the virus has repeatedly escaped hotels used to quarantine returning travellers, and health experts say the outbreaks will continue until large numbers of Australians are vaccinated.
Australia has administered 6.7 million doses to date in a population of 25 million, with only a small fraction having received both jabs.
The country has recorded about 30,000 cases of Covid-19 and 910 deaths during the pandemic.

Ten people were diagnosed with Covid-19 in Sydney overnight, taking the cluster that first emerged in the city's Bondi Beach area last week to 21 cases

The country has recorded about 30,000 cases of Covid-19 and 910 deaths during the pandemic

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24 new cases of COVID-19 and three deaths registered in the last 24 hours

Lawyer Koldžo filed another report against Sebija Izetbegović

The prosecution is requesting an extension of custody for Hasan Dupovac and Zijad Mutap

ISA leader panicked after the arrest of Denis Prcić: Osmica revolves around Lagumdžija?!

In phone call, Putin, Merkel mark 80th anniversary of Nazi invasion of Russia

Turkey names home-grown COVID-19 jab Turkovac

The trio from the SDA is squinting at the terror of migrants against the citizens of B&H

Moscow melts in historic June heat wave

EU launches antitrust probe against Google over online ads

Thailand greenlights quarantine-free model for Phuket

Podžić and Tanner: Training of B&H cadets is the focus of bilateral cooperation

The police found the server of Prcić's University, it was hidden at a vacation home in Semizovac

B&H registers 26 new cases of COVID-19 and two deaths

Josip Barić, a police officer who did not seize Alisa Mutap's bloody sweater, had his detention extended

A group of 187 migrants relocated from two locations in Bihać area

Australia struggles to quash persistent coronavirus outbreaks