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[00:02:58] The pre-election campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina is entering
[00:03:01] its hottest phase, instead of evaluating
[00:03:04] normative reform results in the past
[00:03:08] mandate, the public space is dominated by populist
[00:03:11] narratives, ethno-national tensions, clientelistic
[00:03:15] calculations, while the trio boasts of historical
[00:03:18] shifts, and the opposition waits for their downfall, the question
[00:03:22] is whether Bosnia and Herzegovina is entering a phase
[00:03:25] of permanent paralysis. This morning, in a new day,
[00:03:28] a sociological-political diagnosis of the situation is given by Professor Enver
[00:03:32] Kazas, good morning, good morning, thank you for
[00:03:35] the invitation, greetings to your viewers,
[00:03:38] is the beginning of this campaign, professor,
[00:03:41] inspiring to you, how do you view it, how
[00:03:44] do you analyze what we have seen in these first seven days?
[00:03:48] Uh, it's very stupid, uh,
[00:03:52] so, uh, it's the same patterns as before,
[00:03:55] not only that, I think, this one
[00:03:58] is even stupider. Uh, namely, when you
[00:04:01] look at, uh, the slogans that appear in
[00:04:04] the public space, uh, such as, uh,
[00:04:08] for example, only SDA, then three times
[00:04:11] 50, 50,000, uh,
[00:04:14] new jobs, 50 million
[00:04:17] investments, uh, I don't know
[00:04:21] 50 who knows what, or live
[00:04:24] free, or for example
[00:04:27] the slogan uh...
[00:04:30] civilian country of lilies or
[00:04:33] so the slogan or one team
[00:04:36] one country uh no matter how you
[00:04:40] look at it, none of
[00:04:43] them have any contact with
[00:04:47] reality, that means that they are essentially
[00:04:50] a lie and uh that lie is
[00:04:54] stupid, that lie is not only
[00:04:57] populist, it is actually very... dangerous
[00:05:01] because it misleads voters,
[00:05:04] it relies on our very superficial
[00:05:07] reactions, uh, so we heard young people, look
[00:05:11] now in the segment, you haven't had the opportunity, but
[00:05:13] here, uh, what uh almost every young person
[00:05:17] said is that they will not vote
[00:05:21] and that there is no political
[00:05:24] offer in this constellation
[00:05:26] of forces, apathy and
[00:05:30] listlessness have engulfed not
[00:05:33] only Bosnia and Herzegovina but humanity,
[00:05:36] we are living a completely new
[00:05:39] paradigm, uh, that paradigm.
[00:05:42] The stigma was imposed by conservatism and
[00:05:46] authoritarianism which comes and this shift
[00:05:49] to the right, yes, which comes from Trump,
[00:05:53] uh, from his, I can freely say,
[00:05:56] racist movement. Now, if I may
[00:06:00] on these media because of the censorship that is present
[00:06:03] on the entire planet and
[00:06:06] is very pronounced, to say, it has never been with us until
[00:06:10] now, nor will it be from now on, we hope. And we are small,
[00:06:13] but, uh, we are small as a language, uh,
[00:06:17] but war criminal and
[00:06:19] aggressive,
[00:06:21] uh, policies that approved the genocide in
[00:06:24] Palestine, which the European, which the European
[00:06:28] Union views completely calmly, that new
[00:06:31] paradigm has driven people away from politics,
[00:06:35] uh, the result is m, fascization,
[00:06:39] for example, of Germany,
[00:06:41] uh, turning to the right
[00:06:44] in Italy and, uh, of course,
[00:06:48] Spain is still holding up well, Spain
[00:06:52] is the only country that has the left in
[00:06:55] power and the only country that openly speaks
[00:06:59] about actually about
[00:07:01] genocide, you had a rebellion by a part of
[00:07:05] Slovenian citizens the other day, but look, you have a rebellion
[00:07:09] in Sarajevo, what is that dark space?
[00:07:13] Uh, Sarajevo was under siege
[00:07:15] uh, 1400 something
[00:07:19] days, the genocide happened in
[00:07:22] Srebrenica, one now paradox,
[00:07:25] the memorial center, uh,
[00:07:29] Srebrenica, does not speak about
[00:07:32] the genocide in Gaza, because the leader of the memorial
[00:07:35] center is a friend with the president of the World Jewish
[00:07:39] Congress, so we then keep silent about... about
[00:07:42] what is happening to Palestinian children,
[00:07:46] znate, meni je život te palestinske djece
[00:07:50] other child,
[00:07:53] uh, furthermore,
[00:07:56] you have the paradox, in what stupidity
[00:07:59] we live, uh, that if it weren't for Iranian aid
[00:08:02] to this country, at the beginning of the war, the question is what would
[00:08:05] have happened, we didn't even
[00:08:09] by the recommendation of the Islamic community study...
[00:08:12] uh, as a society, a hatmad,
[00:08:16] to the president, or Ayatollah
[00:08:19] Khamenei, what kind of fear is that of
[00:08:21] Trump's Maga movement and his punishment, now
[00:08:25] these young people, let's go back to them,
[00:08:28] of course they are listless,
[00:08:31] they have to deal with political
[00:08:34] oligarchies, uh, for whom politics is
[00:08:38] a business, uh, a source of good
[00:08:41] income, uh, a source for rigging
[00:08:44] tenders, uh, for some it is
[00:08:47] banditry and for others it is nationalism and
[00:08:51] spreading hatred, for others, a way to
[00:08:55] uh, get jobs for their families, so
[00:08:59] you get that apathy which is
[00:09:01] justified, but their lives are at stake, the
[00:09:05] lives of those young
[00:09:09] people. Do you predict a low turnout in these elections? Maybe
[00:09:12] the lowest ever, I think these
[00:09:16] elections, in terms of turnout, will be a disaster,
[00:09:19] now rationally speaking,
[00:09:22] uh, why is that
[00:09:26] assumption possible and most likely
[00:09:29] correct, because the trio disappointed
[00:09:33] and my next question relates precisely to
[00:09:37] the past mandate and for us, you mentioned politicians for whom
[00:09:40] this is a job, what kind of job has been done? in the past
[00:09:43] mandate, we are now hearing
[00:09:46] praises about the reform
[00:09:48] step forward, the positive
[00:09:51] aspects of this mandate, uh, what
[00:09:54] will you, for example, remember it for?
[00:09:57] It's a bit of a tough
[00:10:00] question to
[00:10:03] try
[00:10:05] to summarize everything in a brief
[00:10:09] assessment. The previous
[00:10:13] government of Novalić generated
[00:10:16] among citizens a revolt
[00:10:19] against the SDA and its, uh, uh,
[00:10:22] its crime,
[00:10:26] corruption, nepotism and so on, but you know, it's
[00:10:30] not just the SDA in power, this is a conceptual country, so there were
[00:10:33] also two other political parties, SNSD
[00:10:37] and HDZ, and a complete blockade of the federation
[00:10:41] for eight years of Novalić's rule,
[00:10:44] so plus the corona crisis and so
[00:10:48] on, the trio that
[00:10:51] promised hope
[00:10:54] uh in... it was in Sarajevo Canton, hope
[00:10:57] to the citizens, that is a tremendous
[00:11:01] responsibility of irresponsible politicians,
[00:11:04] like Nihad Uk, uh, who is completely
[00:11:08] incompetent, semi-literate,
[00:11:11] semi-educated, but very arrogant dog, he was our
[00:11:14] guest, we tried to ask many questions this morning to him
[00:11:18] about everything that happened in the past mandate, but here,
[00:11:22] when we look at other levels of government.
[00:11:25] Disappointment, it seems to me that your assessment is
[00:11:28] disappointment as far as citizens are concerned, but my
[00:11:32] assessment is worse than disappointment,
[00:11:35] uh, actually it's about the following, you had
[00:11:39] a historical chance as a trio, to
[00:11:42] revive the social life of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
[00:11:46] And you missed that historical
[00:11:49] chance, it won't come back for, I don't know, 30
[00:11:52] years now. Now,
[00:11:56] if you haven't understood that and if
[00:11:59] you put such people as Uk or some others in
[00:12:03] positions, you have missed, uh,
[00:12:06] a century, uh, they are not aware of the
[00:12:10] responsibility they have, now they promise me that
[00:12:13] we will live freely, but what will I remember that for, for
[00:12:17] the first attempt to introduce some social measures in this
[00:12:21] country, that is the increase of the minimum wage
[00:12:25] for workers, and then you have
[00:12:28] proof that the country
[00:12:31] is interwoven with tycoons,
[00:12:35] all the tycoons
[00:12:37] rose up with the help of fake economic
[00:12:41] analysts to attack the minimal
[00:12:44] rights of workers, uh, of course,
[00:12:47] the media were forced to participate and so
[00:12:51] on, which means that there is no elementary
[00:12:55] empathy in our country, uh, then you have
[00:12:58] an increase in pensions of 17%,
[00:13:01] you have these benefits for mothers, which is good
[00:13:04] social assistance, you have, therefore, some good
[00:13:08] moves, but then all that falls before
[00:13:12] the fact that in highways you have
[00:13:14] some problems, that the electric power company
[00:13:18] uh completely collapses and
[00:13:22] so on. Uh, this is a very complex
[00:13:26] country, uh, in which Dodik can, with
[00:13:28] his three delegates,
[00:13:31] literally lock the country in some kind
[00:13:34] of mental prison. Uh,
[00:13:36] the previous mandate of the trio was
[00:13:39] marked by some exceptional results and
[00:13:42] huge failures. That is the real picture.
[00:13:46] Uh, SDA media make a disaster
[00:13:50] out of it, but, uh, what I... "I can
[00:13:54] now predict and now we
[00:13:57] will set up a game
[00:14:01] uh for everyone and you will see how
[00:14:03] they will react, namely the real
[00:14:07] crisis arises after
[00:14:10] the elections, that is my next question, in Bosnia and
[00:14:14] Herzegovina, somehow experience says that it was always voted
[00:14:17] against, if that new, uh,
[00:14:20] or rather old, uh..." political
[00:14:25] coalition in
[00:14:28] the future, what do you foresee, a complete blockade
[00:14:32] of institutions, paralysis of the system,
[00:14:36] collapse or rather something that
[00:14:40] will go in favor of citizens
[00:14:42] about the fate of
[00:14:46] the government after the new elections
[00:14:49] will be decided, as announced by
[00:14:52] Dragan Čović with the help of his alliance, Milorad
[00:14:56] Dodik, whom Željko Komšić, to
[00:14:59] put it openly, enabled precisely that
[00:15:03] alliance, uh, with his, uh,
[00:15:07] irrational attitude, according to which he
[00:15:10] claimed that it was important in the presidency, which does not have
[00:15:13] great powers, but still appoints the council of ministers and
[00:15:17] somehow, that is the only thing, but he must
[00:15:20] appoint it as the parliamentary majority
[00:15:23] orders him. Let's see who he will not appoint
[00:15:27] as the parliamentary majority orders,
[00:15:30] so, it is a very weak
[00:15:33] ambassadorial position, a weak area, but ambassadorial positions.
[00:15:42] So, uh, Čović
[00:15:45] said that those who have a majority in the House of
[00:15:48] Peoples will go into power. Look,
[00:15:51] in 2000, uh, first, second,
[00:15:55] uh, we wrote about how
[00:15:59] the monstrous consociational construct
[00:16:01] of the state, uh, gave the most power
[00:16:05] to the Houses of Peoples. And that body is invisible and
[00:16:09] now we have it that precisely those bodies are called the graveyard
[00:16:13] of good laws where everything stops and disappears, so
[00:16:16] it is, it is you block the state with
[00:16:19] three, with three, with three representatives in
[00:16:22] power, as they would say, these synecdoches with three
[00:16:25] hands, uh, now
[00:16:29] if, uh, Čović wants to surely
[00:16:32] win three, uh,
[00:16:35] Croatian representatives in the House of Peoples to elect
[00:16:38] the government, then there is no coalition SDA,
[00:16:41] DF, then DF,
[00:16:45] especially if Čović loses, that is,
[00:16:48] Darjana Filipović loses the presidential
[00:16:50] elections, then DF flies
[00:16:54] out, that's why last night Komšić
[00:16:57] came out with a crazy
[00:17:00] proposal for a concentration government,
[00:17:04] they know very well, better
[00:17:06] than... all of us uh into what fire
[00:17:10] they pushed us,
[00:17:13] then uh the pressure
[00:17:15] on SDP to enter a coalition with
[00:17:19] SDA will begin, it's not the first time
[00:17:23] and it's not the first time, and it will enable a majority in
[00:17:26] the House of Representatives,
[00:17:28] uh then comes the problem for SDP,
[00:17:32] will they or won't they, what do you think?
[00:17:34] They will, uh, more than... they
[00:17:38] will, because they want to keep their
[00:17:41] positions, thank you for your time, Professor Emver Kazas was with us in the
[00:17:44] past few minutes.
[00:18:50] 26th, the 17th Ballet
[00:18:54] Fest Sarajevo will be held. The festival has grown over the years into
[00:18:57] a significant meeting place for domestic and international
[00:19:00] artists. This year's program brings performances,
[00:19:03] exhibitions, workshops and discussions dedicated to ballet and
[00:19:07] dance art. The audience can expect different dance
[00:19:10] expressions, from contemporary dance to ballet classics. Special
[00:19:14] attention will be paid to artists who, with their work,
[00:19:18] pushed the boundaries of dance art.
[00:19:20] We have three or four segments in our festival that are
[00:19:24] of course inevitable, performances, exhibition,
[00:19:27] discussions, workshop. Performances
[00:19:30] this year are really for lovers
[00:19:34] of those who like contemporary expression, leaders in contemporary
[00:19:37] ballet expression is
[00:19:40] of course one company with which we have already
[00:19:43] traditionally established contact and it lasts, Bitef Dance
[00:19:47] Company with a very important and
[00:19:50] interesting performance called "Unclean
[00:19:53] Blood".
[00:19:56] The 25th BH Drama Festival Zenica will be held from
[00:20:00] September 14th to 20th at the Bosnian National
[00:20:04] Theatre Zenica. In the competitive program there are
[00:20:07] seven plays, the festival opens with the National Theatre Mostar with
[00:20:10] the play "The Mayor" or this is a play about Mujag and
[00:20:14] Komadini, also Sartre with plays "For
[00:20:17] a Lifetime" and "The Cellar", Chamber Theatre 55, TV
[00:20:21] "My Dear Soul", National Theatre Sarajevo "On the Letter
[00:20:24] F" and from Serbia "Regime of Healing" and
[00:20:27] "Gorocvet". All seven plays that the
[00:20:30] selector uh selected in
[00:20:34] April, will appear and be performed.
[00:20:38] in the framework of the 25th Festival
[00:20:40] of Bosnian-Herzegovinian Drama, one play due to organizational
[00:20:44] reasons, the play of the Chamber Theatre
[00:20:47] 55, "My Soul Loves You", due to... scheduling
[00:20:50] limitations, inability to find an adequate
[00:20:54] date and time for the festival to be continuous, will be
[00:20:58] performed in the Chamber Theatre, so in its home theatre on
[00:21:01] Saturday, uh, September 19th
[00:21:04] for, uh, for, for the closing
[00:21:06] of the festival.
[00:21:10] In Sarajevo, the 21st Pitchwise
[00:21:13] Festival of Women's Art and Activism organized by the Cure
[00:21:17] Foundation has begun. The festival brings artistic programs, workshops,
[00:21:20] performances and discussions dedicated to women's empowerment,
[00:21:23] solidarity, freedom and the fight for gender
[00:21:27] equality. "One is born a feminist,
[00:21:31] one becomes a feminist" is the slogan of the 21st Pitches Festival
[00:21:34] of Women's Art and Activism. The eponymous exhibition is one of three
[00:21:38] installations that this year bring different artistic perspectives on
[00:21:42] women and society. With that very slogan, the focus
[00:21:45] is actually placed on the fact that feminism is not something that is given, but that it
[00:21:49] develops over time, both in all of us, and it
[00:21:53] itself develops and actually responds to the challenges that society poses to
[00:21:56] us. This year's festival is really organized in
[00:21:59] a time of wars, human rights
[00:22:02] violations, narrowing space for activists and
[00:22:06] human rights defenders, narrowing space for civil
[00:22:09] society. The exhibition is very layered, we had more
[00:22:14] we opened the space for 23 different
[00:22:18] artistic projects and different perspectives,
[00:22:21] the exhibition opens some of the typical questions you can
[00:22:25] expect at such a festival, the question of women's
[00:22:28] position in society, the question of aging and
[00:22:32] menopause, attitudes towards
[00:22:35] illness in our society. The exhibition "Sometimes things get heated"
[00:22:38] presented by the Furaj Mir project team from Prnjavor
[00:22:42] talks about war and human suffering. The focus is on the human being regardless of their
[00:22:45] origin, religion or nation. We always talked about those war
[00:22:49] events, about building peace, and how
[00:22:52] emotions surged and everything, one of my colleagues, Adrijana, who
[00:22:56] is actually the main member of our team said, oh, something always
[00:22:59] heats up, like, oh, it's heating up again, but sometimes it heats up, then
[00:23:03] that's how we came to that topic, and we just focused on the ordinary
[00:23:07] civilian, more precisely the refugee, a person
[00:23:10] without any prefix, whether they are of this religion, that
[00:23:14] race, whatever national group they belong to, we just
[00:23:18] focused on the person in war and... the unit that suffers and
[00:23:21] that seeks a better place and seeks its peace. The third exhibition is dedicated to
[00:23:25] human rights defenders, women who, through their long-term
[00:23:29] work, contribute to the fight for equality and a dignified
[00:23:32] life. Among them is the director and co-founder of the Cure Foundation,
[00:23:35] Jadranka Miličević. The Human Rights House Oslok, which
[00:23:39] covers, which in some way coordinates between human rights
[00:23:42] houses in Europe, chose one woman from each human rights
[00:23:46] house who is recognized for her
[00:23:50] long-term work and her certain,
[00:23:53] I won't say just, but the results she achieves
[00:23:57] in her daily work, and it was natural
[00:24:00] for me to be honored when they chose and nominated me to
[00:24:04] be among and together with all these other
[00:24:07] comrades. From women's personal experiences, through stories
[00:24:10] about war and displacement, to portraits of human rights defenders,
[00:24:13] this year's Pitchwise brings different perspectives, but also
[00:24:16] a common need to speak, question and act. Amila
[00:24:20] Mrkonja, N1,
[00:30:19] Good day, follow the news, these are the events of
[00:30:21] the day.
[00:30:25] Indictment filed against seven people for the fire at the pensioners' home in
[00:30:29] Tuzla.
[00:30:33] Test elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina are proceeding with many problems, numerous
[00:30:37] polling stations did not open on time, the delivery of test
[00:30:40] ballots was delayed.
[00:30:44] A quarter century after the attack on the Twin Towers, America marks a new
[00:30:48] war, due to which a gallon of diesel is 6
[00:30:50] dollars.
[00:30:56] The Cantonal Prosecutor's Office of Tuzla Canton has filed an indictment.