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[00:00:31] Dodik and Čović confirmed their partnership, stating that they will be
[00:00:34] the axis of power, and invited Bakir Izedbegović and Nermin Nikšić
[00:00:38] to reach an agreement. For now, we have received information that
[00:00:41] the SDP, SDP,
[00:00:43] we'll see,
[00:00:46] uh, it doesn't just depend on them, whether he will be in power or not.
[00:00:50] We care about who is in that Bosniak
[00:00:53] capacity, because he shares
[00:00:54] power with us.
[00:00:59] In tonight's news, we also
[00:01:00] bring you.
[00:01:05] The Supreme Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina confirmed the indictment against the former director
[00:01:08] of the Federation's motorways and three more people, within
[00:01:12] the case Munjići and others, a decision on filing an indictment is expected
[00:01:16] in Poskok, Nikšić and
[00:01:19] Isak were heard.
[00:01:23] The election campaign from Serbia is spilling over the Drina for
[00:01:26] students, obstacles for the current government in Serbia, welcome.
[00:01:32] The regime rejoices at the regime, like rejoices
[00:01:34] at like.
[00:01:38] European Union foreign ministers adopted almost 1,600
[00:01:42] new sanctions targeting the Russian military-industrial
[00:01:45] complex. Russia continued attacks on Ukrainian energy
[00:01:49] facilities.
[00:01:54] Tomorrow without precipitation, but very fresh morning. Sunny
[00:01:58] intervals are also expected.
[00:02:05] SNSD and HDZ of Bosnia and Herzegovina will dictate
[00:02:08] all political agreements, it seems, and political partners from
[00:02:11] the Bosniak side. After the meeting held today in Banja Luka by the leaders
[00:02:15] of these two parties, the priorities are clear:
[00:02:18] ambassadors, armed forces, central election commission and central
[00:02:22] bank.
[00:02:25] Long-term political partners together again. After the meeting,
[00:02:29] a clear message. SNSD and HDZ will lead all
[00:02:32] processes of political agreement. The electoral will
[00:02:35] of the Bosniak people will be
[00:02:38] people died in attacks on respected, not for Dodik, as he says, some are unacceptable, like the DF which disqualified
[00:02:42] itself, possibly even the SDP. To some who
[00:02:45] showed their rigid views towards
[00:02:49] the Croatian people, uh, like the DF, as far as
[00:02:52] I understand, and or towards us through various setups
[00:02:56] they did, they somehow...
[00:03:00] disqualified themselves, so, I
[00:03:03] understand Dragan, but I am a person who speaks, so far
[00:03:07] we have received information that the SDP, SDP,
[00:03:10] we'll see,
[00:03:13] uh, it doesn't just depend on them, whether they will be in power or not
[00:03:16] in power, but they draw roots from those communists, so maybe
[00:03:19] they think that everything they say should be so. I spoke, as
[00:03:23] you know, on Friday, but personally with the president of the SDP,
[00:03:27] Mr. Nikšić, and likewise on Saturday with Mr. Izetbegović where
[00:03:32] investigation into electoral irregularities we met like that, talked a little, he gave a statement
[00:03:35] on X, it was public as such, so there's nothing secretive behind it,
[00:03:38] they need to sit down, this in some way
[00:03:41] recognize the majority with which they can in some way agree, as far as
[00:03:45] I see, they are already agreeing at the level of some cantons or counties, so it's not going
[00:03:49] that way, is it? They will have to sit down and find a solution, as far as we
[00:03:52] are concerned, of course, as my colleague Dodik said, we care about who
[00:03:56] is in that Bosniak capacity, because he shares
[00:04:00] power with... The leaders of SNSD and HDZ did not hide
[00:04:03] what the priorities are. To begin with, after the constitution of the presidency, which
[00:04:07] is expected soon, there will be a change of personnel, i.e., ambassadors
[00:04:11] appointed by Željko Komšić, then in order. And
[00:04:14] then the central bank, as you know, the presidency has
[00:04:17] an absolute right of management, after
[00:04:20] that or within that and the system
[00:04:23] of defense, army and everything that needs to be
[00:04:27] done. We will support the constitution. of the presidency, isn't
[00:04:31] that normal and
[00:04:33] efforts that will then go to establish
[00:04:36] a normal system of work in the presidency, in
[00:04:41] it. there is a December 2022 we agreed, if you remember, that we would immediately resolve the issue
[00:04:45] of the central election commission, so here another election passed with
[00:04:48] the same structure established outside the law and not to list all
[00:04:52] other things we said, the election law is of course extremely
[00:04:55] extremely important to us, otherwise the president of the SNSD, as he said
[00:04:59] today... He is convinced that in the House of Peoples of the parliamentary assembly he will have
[00:05:03] a controlling package, four, possibly five delegates, in the
[00:05:06] House of Representatives with coalition partners even 10
[00:05:09] representatives, he also invited the opposition to... talks on
[00:05:13] joint action, HDZ, let's remember, also dominant in
[00:05:17] the parliamentary assembly with only one seat of the Croatian five,
[00:05:20] SDA, on the other hand, has nine mandates, with HDZ and
[00:05:24] SNSD has a majority, as things stand now, two-thirds
[00:05:28] with SDF and the party for Bosnia and Herzegovina or on
[00:05:31] the other hand with SDP. By the way, negotiations on forming the government
[00:05:35] are taking place in an atmosphere of actually scandalous
[00:05:39] publications by American media about lobbying firms
[00:05:42] that work for SNSD, i.e., the government of Republika
[00:05:46] Srpska, one of these contracts mentions
[00:05:49] an independent Republika Srpska. Milorad Dodik did not
[00:05:53] talk about this today, nor did journalists in Banja Luka ask him, except that foreign
[00:05:56] policy, as he said, is degraded and that it should return
[00:05:59] to the presidency. Tina Jelindizdar,
[00:06:02] N1.
[00:06:05] The claims of lobbyists that an independent Republika Srpska is supported by Israel and
[00:06:09] Saudi Arabia were reacted to today by the head of BH diplomacy. Jelmedin Konaković
[00:06:13] said that similar meetings with Riyadh officials were not
[00:06:16] held. Namely, Konaković referred to the report of the lobbying
[00:06:20] firm Dickensen Madson which works for the regime of Milorad Dodik in
[00:06:23] Republika Srpska, about the report that Aryeh Ben Manaše, a former Israeli
[00:06:27] intelligence officer and lobbyist, submitted to American authorities. It is stated
[00:06:31] that officials from Israel and Saudi Arabia advocated for
[00:06:35] the interests of Republika Srpska before the American government and that
[00:06:38] this was agreed upon at a series of meetings that were held.
[00:06:44] "The picture you will see was taken during the Munich
[00:06:48] conference, in the picture is the Minister of Foreign
[00:06:52] Affairs of Saudi Arabia, Prince
[00:06:55] Faisal bin Farhan Al-Saud.
[00:06:58] I showed the Minister of Foreign Affairs that disputed contract between the Government
[00:07:02] of Republika Srpska and the lobbyist Menače, a former Mossad
[00:07:05] agent, who promised to arrange
[00:07:08] a meeting at the highest level with the royal
[00:07:11] family, with the authorities." Ministers in
[00:07:14] Saudi Arabia asked our friends that such a meeting not
[00:07:18] happen, such a meeting has, of course, never
[00:07:22] happened to this day, I don't know if this is an attempt by this Menače
[00:07:25] to justify the millions he took from Dodik, so he only lies to
[00:07:28] Dodik or they both Dodik and Menače are lying again
[00:07:31] to Serbs in Bosnia and Herzegovina to make it look like Dodik is somehow
[00:07:35] important or eventually has support for secession, that is
[00:07:39] a question for them, we are not very interested in that, what we know and I spoke.
[00:07:42] of course, again with our friends in Saudi Arabia
[00:07:46] who these days have serious problems,
[00:07:51] airports, there is no support from Saudi Arabia for secession
[00:07:54] in Bosnia and Herzegovina whatsoever.
[00:07:58] We will continue with the news about elections and election results. Manipulation
[00:08:02] of election results through scanners was not possible, announced the
[00:08:06] Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina, after the appearance of, as
[00:08:09] they state, dangerous disinformation about specific election
[00:08:12] technologies that could jeopardize the integrity
[00:08:15] of the election process, they explained that ballot scanning
[00:08:19] devices are not connected to the network during voting,
[00:08:22] i.e., they only switch to online mode after the polling station closes
[00:08:26] and the report on election results is printed. At the same time,
[00:08:29] they add that in the main counting
[00:08:32] center in Sarajevo, activities to determine election
[00:08:35] results continued, including the processing of votes of voters outside Bosnia and
[00:08:39] Herzegovina, mobile teams, and other categories of voters.
[00:08:47] And just over 10 days are left until the elections in neighboring Serbia, and
[00:08:50] the political struggle has spilled over into Republika Srpska. Students from
[00:08:54] Serbia were banned from holding a rally in Banja Luka, while Milorad Dodik
[00:08:58] openly supports Aleksandar Vučić and his election list.
[00:09:02] How the campaign from Serbia is breaking over
[00:09:05] the Drina.
[00:09:07] After the interrupted tour of the Republika Srpska entity, students from Serbia
[00:09:11] were banned from holding a rally in Banja Luka, with the explanation that their
[00:09:15] safety cannot be guaranteed. They reacted on
[00:09:18] social networks. All requested data was submitted, the location was not
[00:09:21] suitable, we changed it, a document is missing, we
[00:09:25] submitted it, and again we hit a wall, because the problem is obviously not
[00:09:29] in the location, in the documentation, in
[00:09:32] the procedure, the problem is unsuitability. The only answer we
[00:09:36] received is that no one can guarantee our safety. From
[00:09:39] our own people, we don't need protection, especially not
[00:09:42] yours, while some students from Republika Srpska distance themselves from their colleagues from Serbia,
[00:09:46] the Banja Luka association Students with Students gave them support.
[00:09:50] The decision of the Ministry of Interior was also condemned by the House of Human Rights Banja Luka. It is particularly
[00:09:54] problematic and dangerous practice that the restriction of the right to public
[00:09:57] assembly is based on possible negative reactions of the local
[00:10:01] population or other groups. Public authorities have
[00:10:04] a clear positive obligation to protect peaceful participants from opponents
[00:10:07] of the gathering. At the same time, citizens of Serbia in the diaspora face
[00:10:11] problems in exercising their voting rights, while in
[00:10:14] Republika Srpska the number of polling stations for voting in the elections in
[00:10:17] Serbia has increased from 19 to 28. Some
[00:10:21] interlocutors connect this with the close relations between Milorad Dodik and
[00:10:24] Aleksandar. the abolition of, for example, a polling station in
[00:10:27] Herceg Novi, and the increase in the number of polling stations in Republika
[00:10:31] Srpska practically and another thing that is
[00:10:35] indicative, students when they campaigned in
[00:10:39] Republika Srpska did not fare well, the authentic
[00:10:42] right had its rally in Bratunac, no one reacted to
[00:10:45] that, that says something, at play, of course, we have
[00:10:49] special and parallel ties, but these are not parallel ties between Serbia and
[00:10:53] Republika Srpska, these are primarily... parallel
[00:10:55] ties of the regime in Serbia led by
[00:10:59] Aleksandar Vučić and the regime in Republika Srpska led
[00:11:03] by Milorad Dodik. Vučić and Dodik confirmed
[00:11:06] their cooperation with a new meeting. Dodik openly called for support for
[00:11:10] Vučić and his list. Neither he nor I are presidents
[00:11:14] or anything now, but as you can see,
[00:11:17] we are still meeting and making
[00:11:21] plans. We will meet for many years to come.
[00:11:25] "You will soon be the President of the Government of Serbia, I will
[00:11:28] help in any way I can, I wish you every success in the upcoming
[00:11:31] elections, Serbia will only be safe and stable with the victory
[00:11:35] of your people. The support was not limited to public messages.
[00:11:39] Perduv claims that residents of Republika Srpska with dual citizenship
[00:11:42] receive invitations to polling stations for voting. Aleksandar Vučić and that
[00:11:46] regime really care about the votes, about this
[00:11:49] pool of votes they have from people who live and have
[00:11:53] dual citizenship, on one side.
[00:11:56] On the other side, mm, the regime
[00:11:59] rejoices at the regime, like rejoices at like, mm, Milorad
[00:12:02] Dodik knows very well that if the regime in
[00:12:05] Serbia were to fall, it would significantly affect
[00:12:09] the political situation primarily in Republika Srpska, and then
[00:12:12] of course certainly in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The ban on the student rally
[00:12:15] and Dodik's open support for Vučić show that the election campaign from
[00:12:19] Serbia is strongly spilling over the Drina, while students face
[00:12:23] obstacles in trying to present their views. The political leadership of Republika
[00:12:26] Srpska clearly aligns itself with the current government in
[00:12:30] Serbia. Mirna Aždralović,
[00:12:32] N1.
[00:12:35] A delegation of the European Parliament will monitor the upcoming parliamentary elections
[00:12:38] in Serbia, although the invitation was received after the deadline. That is
[00:12:42] a message in itself for the MEPs.
[00:12:45] sebi.
[00:12:48] Not at five to twelve, but rather at five past twelve.
[00:12:51] Serbia sent an invitation to the European Parliament to send an observation
[00:12:55] mission for the upcoming snap parliamentary elections. The deadline for
[00:12:59] that expired on the eighth, the invitation from the cabinet of the acting president arrived
[00:13:02] on October 10th, after the MEPs said they were
[00:13:06] ready to wait for it until the 12th. Is this
[00:13:10] just an academic delay? This is a message in itself,
[00:13:13] because if an invitation is sent in this way,
[00:13:16] it's not very good, but all in all,
[00:13:20] the invitation has arrived, and a mission will also come, an observation mission
[00:13:24] of the European Parliament to Serbia. The observation
[00:13:28] mission of the European Parliament to Serbia last arrived in December
[00:13:31] 2023. To supervise those snap
[00:13:35] parliamentary elections as well. After those
[00:13:38] elections, there was a kind of continuous
[00:13:41] long-term interest of the European Parliament in everything that
[00:13:45] happens in Serbia. After that observation mission, there were
[00:13:49] several resolutions on Serbia that referred to
[00:13:52] the state of electoral conditions. However, the international
[00:13:57] called for by the European Parliament in its resolution of
[00:13:59] February 8, 2024,
[00:14:03] and on which the opposition placed great hopes,
[00:14:06] was never carried out. Hence, the question arises as to what
[00:14:10] are the actual limits of the observation mission from Strasbourg? The Council
[00:14:14] of Europe and the European Parliament with their observation missions
[00:14:18] which are primarily
[00:14:21] uh, this, let me say, uh...
[00:14:25] political missions, they serve in some way
[00:14:28] to further, primarily uh, this
[00:14:32] consolidate and raise the visibility of these
[00:14:35] expert findings in relation to the ODHR, whose
[00:14:39] report gives additional legitimacy. The mission
[00:14:42] of the European Parliament, according to the assessment of N1's interlocutor, has
[00:14:46] certain advantages, which was seen precisely during the 2023
[00:14:49] elections. The resolution was in January or so, or
[00:14:53] early February 2024, which is relatively fast compared, for example, to
[00:14:57] the final ODHR report, which came much later,
[00:15:00] so they have some speed, and that is the problem of the Serbian authorities, i.e.,
[00:15:04] the fact that they can react quickly, I mean, and they can
[00:15:08] in their first address have perhaps harsher
[00:15:12] assessments than ODHR itself. Vladimir Prebilić,
[00:15:15] an MEP from the Greens Group for N1, has already stated
[00:15:19] that nothing of what the European Parliament, and even Commissioner Marta Kosa,
[00:15:22] requested, which are functioning
[00:15:26] regulated voter lists, has been fulfilled. We
[00:15:29] are not happy about that, but what is, is. I can only
[00:15:33] say that we will carefully and thoroughly
[00:15:36] follow everything that is happening in Serbia now, and when
[00:15:39] the report comes, that is, the message that
[00:15:43] will put everything on the table, then everything
[00:15:47] will be reflected there. He emphasizes that Brussels is already monitoring the course
[00:15:51] of the pre-election campaign. It is not yet known which MEPs will monitor the elections
[00:15:54] in Serbia, but it is certain that there will be
[00:15:58] seven of them. Tamara Stojanović, N1,
[00:16:01] Belgrade.
[00:16:05] Stay with the news, we continue with.
[00:16:10] Will dairy farmers block borders? They say that uncontrolled milk imports are suffocating
[00:16:14] domestic
[00:16:15] farmers.
[00:16:21] The special department of the Supreme Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina confirmed the indictment
[00:16:25] against Marin Nikolić, Elmedin Baloder, Boris Zelić, and
[00:16:28] Reuf Kadrić. The indictment refers to the establishment of the Ljubatovići
[00:16:31] landfill, and according to its allegations, the Federation's motorways
[00:16:35] suffered damages of more than 2.5 million convertible marks.
[00:16:39] The accused are charged with using their business and official
[00:16:42] positions and acting by mutual agreement to take
[00:16:46] actions to change project documentation, establish
[00:16:50] a new landfill, and initiate the process of full
[00:16:53] land expropriation. The prosecution states that the contractor
[00:16:56] was willing to establish a temporary landfill at his own expense,
[00:17:00] while the designer previously expressed the opinion that there was no
[00:17:03] need for a new landfill. Despite this, the accused, according to the indictment,
[00:17:07] neglected the interests of the Federation's motorways to unlawfully
[00:17:10] obtain property
[00:17:12] gain for Zelić.
[00:17:16] Within the case Munjići and others, publicly known as the "Spengavanje" affair,
[00:17:20] the prosecutorial decision is expected whether or not an indictment will
[00:17:24] be filed. As part of regular activities in Poskok, the Prime Minister
[00:17:27] of the Federation, Nermin Nikšić, and the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Federation,
[00:17:31] Ramo Isak, were questioned. This is a case in which several suspected persons
[00:17:35] are linked to possible criminal acts,
[00:17:38] abuse of office, influence peddling,
[00:17:41] and
[00:17:42] corruption.
[00:17:47] Now for the announced story, milk production in Bosnia and Herzegovina is on the
[00:17:50] verge of collapse, and at the current pace, we will be left without domestic
[00:17:54] production, warn dairy farmers. Uncontrolled milk
[00:17:57] imports are suffocating domestic farmers,
[00:17:59] they say.
[00:18:02] Due to huge surpluses of raw milk in the BH market, buyers are lowering
[00:18:05] the purchase price, so dairy farmers cannot cover the costs of their production.
[00:18:09] In September, they sent an urgent appeal to the Council of Ministers of BiH to introduce measures
[00:18:13] to protect domestic production. The state is left without a basic
[00:18:17] resource, which is food production. The purchase price
[00:18:20] of raw milk is
[00:18:23] the same as it was 15 or 20
[00:18:26] years ago, currently it is reaching a level, meaning
[00:18:29] 0.50 KM per liter, those
[00:18:32] prices were once before, as I said, 15
[00:18:36] years ago, and... Costs compared to costs 15
[00:18:40] years ago have increased by over 300%. Farmers
[00:18:43] see the solution in introducing levies, i.e., special import duties to
[00:18:47] protect domestic producers. This would reduce the amount of milk that is
[00:18:51] imported. When you have enough of your own production and when you have
[00:18:55] surpluses, you can import it under all agreements.
[00:18:58] For 100 days, 100 days in a year, but
[00:19:02] to solve our problems, but they don't even want that, but
[00:19:05] I have a feeling that they are still encouraging people to import,
[00:19:09] we know how people
[00:19:13] subsidize, in the countries of the region, their own production,
[00:19:16] these are far lower prices than ours, we have expensive
[00:19:19] production. In the field, farms are closing down chaotically, while many
[00:19:23] are reducing the volume of production. This is the situation across the country, so
[00:19:26] farmers from both entities have been sending the same message for months.
[00:19:30] One farm has already, which was one of the largest farms in
[00:19:34] the area of the city of Živinice, been shut down.
[00:19:37] while on the other hand a farm that had close to
[00:19:40] 150 heads also reduced
[00:19:44] its production
[00:19:47] due to purchase, due to low
[00:19:50] prices and left only as much as
[00:19:53] needed for their family, so all these
[00:19:57] are information that we can rightly
[00:20:01] say does not lead to good outcomes. Up
[00:20:04] to now, the state level has not shown understanding for agricultural producers,
[00:20:08] they are also appealing to entity governments. It was necessary to use
[00:20:12] the opportunities, especially the Federal Ministry
[00:20:15] of Agriculture, to focus on
[00:20:18] supporting processors, i.e.
[00:20:22] dairies, to introduce new, new products to
[00:20:26] absorb the quantities of milk that are on our
[00:20:30] market.
[00:20:31] Dairy farmers warn that the milk
[00:20:34] production system is on the verge of collapse. They announce a meeting by the end of the week
[00:20:38] to agree on further steps, and they are increasingly close to a decision to block
[00:20:42] borders. Azurdelić, N1.
[00:20:46] Next, you can expect
[00:20:48] this story.
[00:20:50] priča.
[00:20:54] It is World Rheumatism Day. In Sarajevo alone, estimates are around 2
[00:20:58] affected. The canton finances 340 therapies for
[00:21:01] rheumatoid arthritis. Doctors see the future in genetic
[00:21:04] therapy.
[00:21:09] Donald Trump announced an energy truce. Volodymyr Zelensky
[00:21:13] said that Ukraine would respect it, but Russian attacks on
[00:21:16] Ukrainian energy infrastructure did not
[00:21:18] stop. From Moscow, messages are coming that they do not want a truce
[00:21:22] but lasting peace, and the messages of European leaders are getting
[00:21:25] sharper.
[00:21:28] Trump announces an energy truce, Zelensky immediately
[00:21:31] confirms, he will respect it if Putin respects it. But
[00:21:35] Putin still shows no signs that any truce has
[00:21:39] come into effect. The question is whether Putin read the announcement on Trump's
[00:21:43] social
[00:21:43] network?
[00:21:51] in Harif, causing
[00:21:54] further damage to our energy
[00:21:57] system, it was clear that
[00:22:01] Putin does not read through
[00:22:04] those, so for now,
[00:22:07] this is Putin's answer to Trump, Russian
[00:22:11] attacks, but we are waiting, according to what
[00:22:15] the ventriloquist Dmitry Pieskov says, Putin has not yet explicitly confirmed.
[00:22:18] nije izrekom pot'.
[00:22:50] To the citizens of Kharkiv, Zhytomyr, Kyiv, who are under attack after
[00:22:53] Trump's announcement. After this attack, about
[00:22:56] a hundred thousand Kyiv residents were left without electricity
[00:23:00] and half of the city of Kyiv
[00:23:03] was without any water overnight. This was
[00:23:07] already after, after this statement by Trump about
[00:23:11] the energy
[00:23:12] truce.
[00:23:16] With Trump, we really don't feel it, I think that the nearest
[00:23:20] 48 last hours of energy truce on the Russian side and
[00:23:33] so he has always said things very clearly and moreover President Trump himself presented it as
[00:23:37] such by saying "I got a truce on both sides" the facts are
[00:23:40] there that say that the Russians continued to bomb
[00:23:44] energy infrastructure in the last hours, I will have the opportunity to speak to him later,
[00:23:47] I think we must collectively..." The agreement
[00:23:51] between the United States and Russia on the export
[00:23:54] of diesel, we take note of it, for Germany
[00:23:58] and for Europe, such a decision is out of the
[00:24:01] question. Russia will only negotiate seriously under
[00:24:04] pressure, and therefore we stick to our sanctions against Russia,
[00:24:08] because after Moscow's ruthless attacks
[00:24:11] against the civilian energy supply of Ukraine,
[00:24:15] we must even tighten them. We can never
[00:24:18] have more illusions about Russian
[00:24:22] intentions, with absolute certainty, President Zelensky will confirm
[00:24:26] this in a moment, Russia is not
[00:24:29] interested in a ceasefire, nor de-escalation,
[00:24:32] nor peace, it is interested in
[00:24:36] domination. Russian refineries did not burn today, Russia
[00:24:40] attacked a series of Ukrainian energy facilities, there is no
[00:24:44] doubt, if there is no strong evidence of Putin's turnaround,
[00:24:47] European leaders will only agree to increase sanctions against Russia,
[00:24:51] Ivan Hrstić,
[00:24:52] N1.
[00:24:56] European Union foreign ministers today adopted almost 1,600
[00:25:00] new sanctions targeting the Russian military-industrial complex, announced
[00:25:03] the High Representative of the European Union, Kaja Kallas, she said that
[00:25:07] more than half of that package is related to the ballistic missile production
[00:25:10] chain. Kallas had earlier welcomed the announcement of an energy truce
[00:25:14] between Russia and Ukraine, but stressed that she would like a truce that
[00:25:18] also includes a cessation of human
[00:25:27] but ceasefire cannot work only if one party honors
[00:25:31] clear understanding that now is not
[00:25:34] the time ease pressure on Moscow and that's why
[00:25:38] today ministers adopted nearly
[00:25:40] 1600 new sanctions listings
[00:25:44] targeting Russia's military industrial
[00:25:47] complex. this is the single largest.
[00:25:50] expansion of our sanctions list since Russia's war
[00:25:53] started, Europe has shown a united front
[00:25:57] today, more than half target the
[00:26:00] production chain for ballistic missiles, we are
[00:26:03] making it significantly harder, slower and more
[00:26:07] expensive for Russia to produce weapons it uses to
[00:26:10] kill Ukrainians. Ministers also approved
[00:26:14] 77 listings against those participating
[00:26:17] in the sham vote in occupied Ukrainian
[00:26:20] territories, and seven listings linked to
[00:26:24] cooperation with North
[00:26:25] Korea.
[00:26:28] Air traffic over Saudi Arabia has collapsed after drone and
[00:26:31] missile attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The
[00:26:35] Yemeni Houthis claimed responsibility for the strikes. At least 13 people were killed
[00:26:39] and more than 300 were injured in two consecutive
[00:26:42] attacks on the terminals. The airport was closed for security
[00:26:46] checks, while leading global airlines are massively canceling
[00:26:49] flights. The international community strongly condemned the attacks on civilian
[00:26:53] infrastructure, and the Saudi coalition announced a harsh
[00:26:57] response.
[00:27:02] weeks are serious, our
[00:27:05] response must be equally serious, while
[00:27:08] remaining focused on the decades ahead, vision
[00:27:12] 23 must continue,
[00:27:15] investment must continue, the
[00:27:19] development of our energy system and industrial capability
[00:27:23] continue, and our commitment to the
[00:27:26] prosperity of our people and to
[00:27:29] our international partnerships,
[00:27:36] In a new violation of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, two people were killed and three were
[00:27:40] injured in an Israeli drone attack in Rafah, in addition to
[00:27:43] the air strike, artillery shelled the Khan Younis area
[00:27:47] while naval forces opened fire on the Gaza coast.
[00:27:50] At the same time, the American humanitarian organization Gaza Children
[00:27:54] Village provoked strong reactions with the announcement that it would use
[00:27:57] artificial intelligence and audio recordings to monitor
[00:28:00] teachers in classrooms at the base to prevent alleged
[00:28:04] hate speech. Human rights associations and partners of this
[00:28:07] organization warn that this violates privacy and introduces
[00:28:11] dangerous control in an already destroyed educational
[00:28:14] system.
[00:28:19] The European Union will organize four intergovernmental conferences in the next few
[00:28:22] days with countries that are furthest along in the process
[00:28:26] of approaching the European Union, said European Commissioner for
[00:28:29] Enlargement Marta Kos. Professor of international
[00:28:32] relations Vesko Garčević spoke about this in an interview for N1.
[00:28:36] Watch the full interview tonight at 8
[00:28:38] p.m.
[00:28:41] Now we are sailing downstream, that is, towards that goal. Montenegro, as
[00:28:45] you said, closed today, or will close three new
[00:28:48] chapters. However, that is not the end,
[00:28:51] we must be, if I were speaking on behalf of Montenegro now, very
[00:28:55] careful about how to proceed, not only because of the need to show
[00:28:58] your political will to carry it through to the end, but also because of open issues.
[00:29:02] Bilateral issues at this moment with Croatia, I think
[00:29:06] that is one of the biggest challenges for Montenegro, that the government
[00:29:10] should seriously approach it to avoid any
[00:29:14] unwanted reactions or
[00:29:17] statements from certain ministers who come from some pro-Serbian parties and
[00:29:21] so on.
[00:29:24] Pope Leo XIV will undergo surgery to
[00:29:28] remove a nodule on his lung discovered in an early stage
[00:29:31] during a regular medical examination. The Vatican announced that the
[00:29:35] 71-year-old head of the Catholic Church will be
[00:29:38] operated on at Rome's Gemelli Hospital. Despite the planned
[00:29:41] procedure, the Pope retains full governing authority in the
[00:29:44] Vatican, while it has not yet been officially confirmed whether the operation
[00:29:48] will affect his major tour of South America scheduled for
[00:29:51] November. This is the first major health challenge for the Pope since
[00:29:55] the beginning of his
[00:29:56] pontificate.
[00:30:02] social I am so sorry because he is an important
[00:30:05] religious figure and
[00:30:08] but this is a fantastic hospital so I'm sure they will do
[00:30:12] their best to get him back to health. I'm
[00:30:15] simply sorry anyone who is ill, regardless
[00:30:19] of the role they hold, is always a person who deserves
[00:30:22] respect and then well, the Pope
[00:30:26] is an important figure but I'm simply
[00:30:29] sorry
[00:30:45] American professors Robert Hall and Michael Woodford are the recipients of
[00:30:48] the Nobel Prize in Economics for 2026.
[00:30:52] The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded them the recognition in Stockholm
[00:30:56] for developing new macroeconomic models that mitigate.