N1BOS — broadcast 20261012 193000 UTC 264 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:24] Day, a professional gathering was held at the Clinical Center of the [00:00:27] University of Sarajevo, where doctors, representatives of health [00:00:30] institutions and patients spoke about the treatment of rheumatoid [00:00:34] arthritis, the availability of modern therapies and the position [00:00:37] of the sick. It was pointed out that today there are significantly better therapeutic [00:00:41] options. The Health Insurance Institute of Canton Sarajevo today [00:00:45] finances 340 therapies for rheumatoid arthritis, [00:00:48] while four years ago they financed only [00:00:51] 40. Treatment protocols are now the same as anywhere [00:00:54] in the world, doctors [00:00:56] say. [00:01:00] Patients know that these are expensive therapies that amount to [00:01:03] a thousand or several [00:01:07] thousand convertible marks per month, [00:01:09] which is an impossible [00:01:13] mission for any patient, and we are [00:01:17] glad that this year we have allocated [00:01:19] more than 3,700 [00:01:22] thousand convertible marks for patients suffering [00:01:25] from rheumatic arthritis. [00:01:29] Today in Sarajevo, thanks to [00:01:32] the truly leadership of the Cantonal [00:01:35] Institute, we have [00:01:38] over seventy children who receive biological therapy at [00:01:41] the expense of this institute, these are [00:01:45] expensive drugs. When we tell parents [00:01:48] that their child has this diagnosis, we always [00:01:52] tell them that today in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, we have [00:01:55] a therapy that would be prescribed to a child if they lived in New [00:01:59] York, Paris, Sweden or anywhere else, and that [00:02:03] means a lot to them. If we look at the time [00:02:07] distances now, the one I remember [00:02:10] as a slightly older doctor, we know that in front of the Third Internal [00:02:14] Department there was a queue of people in wheelchairs [00:02:17] who suffered from rheumatoid arthritis and [00:02:21] had a very high [00:02:24] degree of disability. [00:02:27] Fortunately, thanks to today's fashion [00:02:30] therapy, the introduction of methotrexate into [00:02:34] therapy, the introduction of [00:02:37] so-called biological therapy, [00:02:39] strong inhibitors, interleukin [00:02:43] 6 and tumor [00:02:46] necrosis factor inhibitors, we have gained [00:02:49] even more in quality, that quality will [00:02:53] move in the future in research towards [00:02:56] genetic therapy, because we will be able to identify [00:03:00] gene loci of people who will be [00:03:04] predisposed to rheumatoid [00:03:07] arthritis, that is a question of the future, a near future, [00:03:10] I hope it will happen soon. [00:03:12] desiti. [00:03:15] In the continuation of the daily news and culture, Tuzla from October 14th to 18th [00:03:19] once again becomes the center of film art, thanks to [00:03:22] the jubilee 15th Tuzla Film Festival. This year's edition, which [00:03:26] celebrates a decade of promotion of South Slavic cinematography, [00:03:30] will be officially opened at the National Theater Tuzla with the screening [00:03:34] of the film "Forbidden Aunt" by director Bojana [00:03:36] Novaković. During the five festival days, the audience at the National [00:03:40] Theater at the new location of the Museum of Eastern Bosnia will be able [00:03:43] to enjoy a rich program of feature, documentary, [00:03:46] short and animated films. In addition to [00:03:50] film screenings, the jubilee festival brings workshops, talks [00:03:53] with authors and special programs such as the 28th International [00:03:57] Documentary Film Festival and the 8th Kids [00:04:00] Film Festival for the youngest. A special moment [00:04:03] of the festival will be the award ceremony for contribution to South Slavic [00:04:06] cinematography, which this year will be presented to the prominent [00:04:10] Bosnian-Herzegovinian actor Izudin [00:04:12] Bajrović. [00:04:15] We must say that in 15 years, the Tuzla Film Festival has really done a lot [00:04:19] of things. One of the most important in our opinion is actually [00:04:22] institutional recognition by federal and cantonal ministries [00:04:26] and the establishment of a festival culture in the area [00:04:30] of the Tuzla Canton, which, we can say, is gaining a completely new momentum [00:04:33] not only through our event but through [00:04:37] all other events that [00:04:40] an agreement that they would enter power together at happen not only in this period but throughout [00:04:41] the year. [00:04:44] Part of the program will be in the museum, the new gallery [00:04:48] of the museum. And I hope we will have a small [00:04:52] exhibition where visitors, in addition to the films themselves, [00:04:55] will be able to see a brief [00:04:58] history. a history through posters that [00:05:02] will be provided by the Tuzla Film Festival that speak of their [00:05:06] beginnings, origins and what they have become today, but mostly [00:05:09] speaks of the programs, the programs that happened at [00:05:13] those festivals that visitors will be able to see at that [00:10:05] fresh morning, about the weather conditions Radmila [00:10:07] Mitrović. The next few days will be variable and [00:10:11] cool. The cloud system that was over our country [00:10:15] is moving south, we have a clear and cold night ahead of us, tomorrow [00:10:19] there will be longer sunny intervals. In the next few hours [00:10:22] clearing is expected in most parts of the country. Tuesday will be [00:10:26] partly cloudy and dry with sunny periods, a moderate [00:10:29] to strong northerly wind will blow, minimum temperature in [00:10:33] Bosnia up to 7 degrees, in the south warmer up to 14, [00:10:37] highest daily from 13 to 21 degrees. On [00:10:40] Wednesday night, light precipitation is expected locally in the [00:10:44] southeast, rain in lowlands and snow in the mountains. [00:10:47] From Thursday onwards, the weather will be mostly dry, it will be [00:10:50] partly cloudy and cool with the highest daily temperature reaching [00:10:54] up to 22 [00:14:08] Welcome to the first edition of [00:14:11] the scene this week, at the very beginning two pieces of information from [00:14:14] culture, namely, director Dino Mustafić is the winner [00:14:17] of the award for best direction in the feature film selection [00:14:21] at the fifth edition of the film festival in Albania. for [00:14:25] the film Paviljon, and with the premiere of the dance performance Dejnost, this year's [00:14:29] 66th theater festival Mes was closed. [00:14:33] In continuation about literature, so stay with [00:14:35] us. [00:14:40] In the Museum of Literature and Performing Arts of Bosnia and [00:14:43] Herzegovina, the annual award of the Writers' Association in BiH for [00:14:46] 2025 [00:14:50] was presented. This year's winner is writer Semezdin [00:14:53] Mehmedinović for his book "A Little Novel About Silence". [00:14:57] This year's competition received 17 books of poetry, [00:15:00] prose and children's literature, in the narrowest selection, along with [00:15:04] the award-winning work, were the books "Lavender Petroleum" by Almir [00:15:08] Imširević and "Zelenac" by Faruk Šehić. The annual [00:15:11] award of the Writers' Association in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been awarded since [00:15:15] 1953 for the best, [00:15:18] newly published literary work. I must [00:15:21] admit, I am impressed that the jury [00:15:24] decided to unanimously [00:15:28] stand behind the decision that this is this [00:15:31] book. I must say that I was among excellent [00:15:34] writers, that we... "Finally we live [00:15:38] in a devastated country in which [00:15:41] we are left to [00:15:44] politicians such as we [00:15:48] actually have, on the other hand there is [00:15:50] an aspect of this [00:15:54] society, this reality that is not [00:15:56] to be underestimated. [00:16:00] Travnik is these days a place of meeting for theaters, [00:16:04] actors, artists, authors and culture lovers within [00:16:07] the "Andrić Days" event, the audience until November 9th [00:16:11] can expect a rich program with plays from our country, [00:16:14] Croatia, Serbia, fine art, as well as literary [00:16:17] evenings. First of all, the City Library [00:16:21] of Travnik, as the organizer of the cultural event [00:16:24] Andrić Days, is celebrating 80 years of its work and [00:16:28] activity in the field of spreading, [00:16:31] library mission, promotion of books, culture, reading [00:16:35] and all that citizenship towards [00:16:38] science, but also the culture of preserving books brings [00:16:42] to our city. Also, when we talk about Andrić Days, [00:16:45] a great, important anniversary is 50 [00:16:48] years since the launch, founding, establishment of this [00:16:51] event, which as such has been preserved among [00:16:55] only a few of them, in the areas of the former common [00:16:59] state. The Croatian Theater Travnik brings eight [00:17:02] theatrical performances, two exhibitions, progress, two [00:17:06] book presentations. books, two literary evenings, [00:17:10] eight theatrical events that truly lead [00:17:13] to all that can improve this event, [00:17:16] but I especially emphasize in those parts tonight's [00:17:19] premiere, the Andes for all four one-act plays, so these are [00:17:23] four one-act plays that bring tragedy, drama and [00:17:26] comedy, that is the one-act play circus, Jelena's wishes that [00:17:30] there is no bird or German woman, signs by the [00:17:32] road, [00:17:36] in the Bosnian National Theater Zenica, the children's [00:17:39] play "A Hunting Story" directed by Muhamed Bahonjić [00:17:43] and co-produced by the Bosnian National Theater Zenica and [00:17:47] the Kakanj Cultural and Sports Center [00:17:49] premiered on Saturday. According to the director, the play offers education [00:17:53] and entertainment, full of music and songs. Imaginative, [00:17:57] it has elements of a fable, sometimes a fairy tale. The path to [00:18:01] this was strange. I must [00:18:03] mention my friend [00:18:07] and great director who once blazed a trail [00:18:11] across Bosnia and Herzegovina, Gradimir [00:18:14] Gojer, who really had a great [00:18:17] desire to direct this and offered [00:18:20] to do it for free, but, [00:18:23] unfortunately, he didn't get to the text and so on. [00:18:27] By some [00:18:29] twists of fate, I came across the [00:18:32] text. It was very interesting to work on this project, the [00:18:36] story is above all interesting, [00:18:39] we had the opportunity to travel the world a bit to [00:18:42] bring something that is characteristic of some culture here on [00:18:46] stage, so we will take the children on a little trip around [00:18:49] the world. [00:18:53] Goran Bare, one of the most famous Croatian rock musicians and frontman [00:18:57] of the band Majke, passed away at the age of 62. [00:18:59] At the end of September, he fell ill during a performance in [00:19:02] Makarska, after which the band announced a break. [00:19:06] During more than four decades of his career, he left a deep mark on the music [00:19:09] scene. His career was marked by his recognizable voice, [00:19:13] energetic performances and honest lyrics. The band announced on [00:19:17] its Facebook page that the time of the funeral will be announced soon, [00:19:21] and Zagreb said goodbye to Bare with a song last night. [00:19:23] bareta. [00:19:29] Heavy [00:19:30] colors, [00:19:33] with them I am both. [00:19:42] Heavy [00:19:43] colors [00:19:47] I know this [00:19:50] ovoj [00:27:42] was once again decided by Belgrade, and the opposition was broken [00:27:45] by direct dictation from Serbia, says Nebojša Vukanović, [00:27:49] our guest today. Where is the line of political survival [00:27:53] and what is the future of those who refuse to play by the rules [00:27:57] of the regime, how the opposition is systematically bought and broken [00:28:00] for the money of the citizens. There, the leader [00:28:03] of the list for justice and order, good [00:28:05] day, [00:28:07] good day, greetings from Trebinje, greetings to all your viewers and thank you for [00:28:10] the invitation. Mr. Vukanović, the meeting between Dodik [00:28:14] and Vučić on Saturday, they say they are hatching plans, [00:28:18] what kind of plans this [00:28:21] time? [00:28:23] Well, Dodik and Vučić, after the fall of [00:28:26] Orban, somehow remained [00:28:28] a duo, who keep each other in power. [00:28:33] And one without the other can hardly survive, and that's why it's no surprise [00:28:36] that Vučić supports Dodik and Dodik supports Vučić, despite [00:28:40] some mutual rivalry, maybe even [00:28:43] intensified intolerance of [00:28:46] each other, because they are aware that one cannot survive without the other [00:28:49] and it is known that Vučić unfortunately took control [00:28:53] with his games and through the state security [00:28:55] service and through his companies, primarily [00:28:59] through M:tel, which is crucial for financing [00:29:02] him, that he took control of a good part of the opposition, that [00:29:06] the National Front was formed in Belgrade, that [00:29:09] the PSS was formed in Belgrade and that this group in [00:29:12] SDS, which attacked Milan Miličević after he [00:29:15] published a photo from a student protest, as well as attacked [00:29:19] Ljubiša Petrović, is now trying to expel him from the party [00:29:21] also because he supports the student movement, all of this [00:29:25] clearly tells you what the cause of the problem is, because Vučić controls [00:29:29] a good part of the opposition and directs it in such a way [00:29:32] that it always plays for Milorad Dodik, that is the key to defeat [00:29:36] in 2018 and 2022, in which I was [00:29:40] behind the public's eyes in a fierce conflict with the people who [00:29:44] then led SDS and PDP, I said that we cannot listen to [00:29:47] Vučić and his instructions for some small money that [00:29:50] individuals receive and for some small media space in [00:29:54] Belgrade newspapers and media, and in return we make suicidal [00:29:58] moves for which we will lose, and that's why I also [00:30:01] in 2026... "I realized that I cannot [00:30:04] be an accomplice in that kind [00:30:07] of betrayal of opposition voters and Republika Srpska [00:30:10] and that's why I decided to run, even though I knew [00:30:14] that I was against everyone and didn't have much of a chance, but [00:30:18] I had to at least tell the truth to the people as things stand [00:30:21] and you saw that last night Milorad Dodik gave an interview in which he confirmed, [00:30:25] today I called them out, and Branko Blanuša and Draško Stanivuković [00:30:29] are silent, to whom he said that he had spoken before the elections. "And we [00:30:33] understood [00:30:35] in the final stretch of the campaign secretly with Branko Blanuša and with Draško [00:30:38] Stanivuković that they reached [00:30:42] the level of Bosnia and Herzegovina [00:30:44] that he respects that part of the agreement and you cannot defeat [00:30:48] Dodik if you fight against him with people who secretly [00:30:52] under dictate from Belgrade. Branko Blanuša is [00:30:56] a former progressive, I entered into a conflict, I never talk about it for [00:30:59] months."