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[00:00:00] During the Munich
[00:00:01] These are expensive therapies that on conference, in the picture is the Minister of Foreign
[00:00:05] Affairs of Saudi Arabia, Prince
[00:00:08] Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud. I showed the Minister
[00:00:11] of Foreign Affairs that controversial contract between the Government of Republika
[00:00:15] Srpska, lobbyist Menashe, a former Mossad agent, who
[00:00:19] promised to arrange a meeting at the highest
[00:00:22] level with the Royal Family, with authorities, ministers
[00:00:26] in Saudi Arabia, requested from our
[00:00:29] friends. I requested that such a meeting not happen, such a meeting has
[00:00:33] of course never happened to this day, I don't know if
[00:00:37] this is an attempt by this Menashe to justify the millions he took from
[00:00:40] Dodik, so only he is lying to Dodik, or if the two of them together,
[00:00:43] Dodik and Menashe, are lying again to Serbs in Bosnia and Herzegovina so
[00:00:47] that it would appear that Dodik has some say or eventually has support
[00:00:50] for secession, that is a question for them, we are not very interested in that, what
[00:00:54] we know, and I spoke of course again with our friends
[00:00:58] in Saudi Arabia who these days also have serious
[00:01:01] problems, people have died in attacks on airports,
[00:01:05] there is no support from Saudi Arabia for secession in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
[00:01:08] There is none.
[00:01:11] In the continuation of the news, we will talk about elections and election results.
[00:01:14] Manipulation of election results via scanners was not possible,
[00:01:18] announced the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina, after the emergence, as
[00:01:22] they state, of dangerous disinformation about specific election
[00:01:25] technologies that can threaten the integrity
[00:01:28] of the election process. They explained that devices for scanning ballots
[00:01:32] are not connected to the network during voting, i.e.,
[00:01:36] that they switch to online mode only after the polling station closes
[00:01:40] and the report on election results is printed. At the same time,
[00:01:43] they add that in the main counting center in Sarajevo, activities have continued
[00:01:47] to determine election results, including the processing
[00:01:50] of votes from voters outside Bosnia and Herzegovina, mobile teams
[00:01:54] and other categories
[00:01:58] investigation of electoral irregularities of voters. And just over 10 days are left until
[00:02:01] the elections in neighboring Serbia, and the political struggle has spilled over into
[00:02:05] Republika Srpska. Students from Serbia are forbidden from holding a rally in
[00:02:09] Banja Luka, while Milorad Dodik openly supports Aleksandar Vučić
[00:02:13] and his electoral list. How the campaign from Serbia
[00:02:17] crosses over the Drina.
[00:02:20] After the interrupted tour in the entity Republika Srpska, students from Serbia
[00:02:24] were banned from holding a rally in Banja Luka with the explanation that their
[00:02:27] security cannot be guaranteed.
[00:02:30] They reacted on social networks: all requested data was
[00:02:33] submitted, the location was not suitable, we changed it,
[00:02:36] a document was missing, we submitted it and again we hit a
[00:02:40] wall, because the problem is obviously not in the location, in the
[00:02:44] documentation, in the procedure, the problem is
[00:02:47] unsuitability, the only answer we received is that no one can
[00:02:50] guarantee our security, we do not need protection from our own
[00:02:54] people, especially not yours, while a part of students from
[00:02:57] Republika Srpska dissociates itself from colleagues from Serbia. The Banja Luka association "Students
[00:03:01] for Students" gave them support. The decision of the Ministry of Interior was also condemned by the House
[00:03:06] it. there is a of Human Rights Banja Luka. It is particularly problematic and dangerous practice that the restriction of the right to public
[00:03:10] assembly is based on possible negative reactions of the local
[00:03:14] population or other groups. Public authorities have
[00:03:17] a clear positive obligation to protect peaceful participants from opponents
[00:03:20] of the assembly. At the same time, citizens of Serbia in the diaspora face
[00:03:24] problems in exercising their right to vote,
[00:03:28] they announce a meeting by the end of the week at while in Republika Srpska the number of polling stations for voting in the elections in Serbia has increased from
[00:03:31] 19 to 28. Some interlocutors link this to
[00:03:35] the close relations between Milorad Dodik and Aleksandar Vučić. The abolition,
[00:03:39] for example, of the polling station in Herceg Novi, and the increase
[00:03:42] in the number of polling stations in Republika Srpska is practically
[00:03:45] and another thing that is
[00:03:48] indicative. Students, when they campaigned in
[00:03:52] Republika Srpska, they did not fare well. The Authentic Right
[00:03:55] had its rally in Bratunac, no one reacted to that
[00:03:59] goal. something in action of course we have special
[00:04:03] and parallel connections, but these are not parallel connections between Serbia and Republika
[00:04:06] Srpska, these are primarily parallel connections
[00:04:09] uh, of the regime in Serbia led by Aleksandar Vučić and
[00:04:14] um is also important, and that was one of the regime in Republika Srpska led by Milorad
[00:04:17] Dodik. Vučić and Dodik confirmed that cooperation continues with a new
[00:04:21] meeting. Dodik then openly called for support for Vučić and his
[00:04:24] list. Neither he nor I are presidents nor
[00:04:28] anything else now. but as you can see, we are still
[00:04:31] meeting and forging
[00:04:34] plans, we will meet for many
[00:04:37] more years, you quickly in the position of Prime Minister of Serbia, I will
[00:04:42] patients spoke about help in every way I can, I wish you every success now in
[00:04:44] the elections, Serbia will only be safe and stable with the victory
[00:04:48] of your people. Support was not limited to public messages.
[00:04:52] Perduv claims that residents of Republika Srpska with dual citizenship
[00:04:55] receive calls with threats for voting. Aleksandar Vučić and
[00:04:59] that regime are very interested in the votes, that is, in this
[00:05:02] pool of votes they have from people who live and have
[00:05:06] dual citizenship, on the one hand, and
[00:05:09] on the other hand, mm the regime rejoices, like
[00:05:13] rejoices like, Milorad Dodik knows very well
[00:05:16] that if the regime were to fall in Serbia, it would
[00:05:20] certainly reflect on the political situation primarily
[00:05:23] in Republika Srpska, and then of course certainly in Bosnia and
[00:05:26] Herzegovina. The ban on the student rally and Dodik's open support for Vučić
[00:05:30] show that the election campaign from Serbia is strongly reflected across
[00:05:34] the Drina, while students face obstacles in trying to present their
[00:05:37] views, the political leadership of Republika Srpska clearly again
[00:05:49] will monitor the upcoming parliamentary elections in Serbia, although the invitation
[00:05:53] was received after the deadline. This is a message in itself
[00:05:57] for MEPs.
[00:05:58] Not at five to twelve, but rather
[00:06:01] at five past twelve.
[00:06:04] Serbia sent an invitation to the European Parliament to send an observation
[00:06:08] mission to the upcoming early parliamentary elections. The deadline for this
[00:06:12] expired. As of the eighth, the invitation from the cabinet of the acting president arrived
[00:06:16] on October 10th, after MEPs said they were
[00:06:19] ready to wait for it until the 12th. Is this
[00:06:23] just academic delay? this is a message in
[00:06:26] itself, because if a call is sent
[00:06:29] in this way, it's not very good, but all in
[00:06:32] all, the invitation came, and the observation
[00:06:36] mission of the European Parliament will come to Serbia.
[00:06:40] The observation mission of the European Parliament to... Serbia last came
[00:06:44] in December 2023. To
[00:06:46] monitor the then also early parliamentary elections.
[00:06:50] After those elections, there was a
[00:06:52] kind of continuous long-term interest of
[00:06:56] the European Parliament in everything that is happening in Serbia.
[00:07:00] After that observation mission, there were several resolutions on
[00:07:03] Serbia that referred to the state of electoral
[00:07:06] conditions. However, the international
[00:07:10] called for by the European Parliament in its resolution of February
[00:07:13] 8, 2024, and on which the opposition placed
[00:07:16] great hopes, was never
[00:07:20] carried out. This raises the question of the real
[00:07:24] scope of the observation mission from Strasbourg. The Council of Europe and
[00:07:27] the European Parliament with their observation missions,
[00:07:31] which are primarily, uh,
[00:07:35] this, let 's say, uh,
[00:07:38] political missions, they serve in some way
[00:07:41] to add. But primarily, uh,
[00:07:45] this strengthens and raises the visibility of those
[00:07:48] expert findings in relation to the ODIHR, whose
[00:07:52] report is given additional legitimacy by the mission of the European
[00:07:56] Parliament. According to N1's interlocutor, it has certain
[00:07:59] advantages, which was seen precisely during the 2023
[00:08:02] elections. The resolution was in January or so or
[00:08:06] early February 24. Which is relatively quick compared to, for example,
[00:08:10] the final ODIHR report which came much later.
[00:08:13] Thus, they have some speed and that is the problem of the Serbian authorities, meaning
[00:08:17] that they can react quickly and, I say, they can
[00:08:21] in their first address have perhaps even
[00:08:24] harsher assessments than the ODIHR itself. Vladimir
[00:08:28] Prebilić, an MP from the Greens Group for N1, has already
[00:08:31] stated that nothing of what the European
[00:08:35] Parliament, and even Commissioner Marta Kosa, requested - that is, functional draws,
[00:08:38] regulated voter lists - has been fulfilled.
[00:08:42] "We are not happy about that, but what is, is, I can only
[00:08:46] say that we will carefully and thoroughly
[00:08:49] monitor everything that is happening now in Serbia and when
[00:08:52] the report comes, that is,
[00:08:55] the report that will put everything on the table, then
[00:08:59] everything will be reflected there." He emphasizes that
[00:09:02] Brussels is already monitoring the course of the pre-election campaign. Which
[00:09:05] MEPs will monitor the elections in Serbia is not yet known,
[00:09:25] They say that uncontrolled milk imports are stifling domestic
[00:09:28] farmers.
[00:09:34] The special department of the Supreme Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has confirmed the indictment
[00:09:38] against Marin Nikolić, Elmedin Boloder, Boris Zelić, and
[00:09:41] Reuf Kadrić. The indictment concerns the establishment of the Ljubatovići
[00:09:44] landfill, and according to its allegations, the Federation's highways
[00:09:48] suffered damages exceeding 2.5 million convertible marks.
[00:09:52] The accused are charged with using business and official
[00:09:55] positions and acting in mutual agreement to take
[00:09:59] actions to change project documentation, establish
[00:10:03] a new landfill, and initiate the process of complete expropriation
[00:10:06] of land. The prosecution states that the contractor was willing to establish a temporary
[00:10:10] landfill at his own expense, while the designer had previously
[00:10:14] expressed the opinion that there was no need for a new landfill.
[00:10:17] Despite this, the accused, according to the indictment, disregarded the interests
[00:10:21] of the Federation's highways in order to obtain unlawful
[00:10:25] property
[00:10:25] gain for Zelić.
[00:10:29] Within the case of Munjići and others, publicly known as the "spengavanje" affair,
[00:10:33] a prosecutorial decision is expected on whether or not
[00:10:37] an indictment will be filed. As part of regular activities
[00:10:40] in the investigation, the Prime Minister of the Federation, Nermin Nikšić, and
[00:10:44] the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Federation, Ramo Isak, were interviewed. This is a case in which
[00:10:48] several suspected persons are linked to possible
[00:10:51] commission of criminal acts, abuse of position, trade and
[00:10:55] corruption.
[00:11:00] Now, the announced story: milk production in Bosnia and Herzegovina is on the verge
[00:11:03] of collapse, and at the current pace, we will be left without domestic
[00:11:07] production, dairy farmers warn. Uncontrolled milk imports
[00:11:10] are stifling domestic farmers,
[00:11:12] they say.
[00:11:14] Due to huge surpluses of raw milk in the BiH market, buyers are lowering
[00:11:18] the purchase price, so dairy farmers cannot cover their production costs.
[00:11:22] In September, they sent an urgent appeal to the Council of Ministers of BiH to introduce measures
[00:11:26] to protect domestic production. The state is losing
[00:11:29] its basic resource, which is food production. The purchase
[00:11:33] price of raw milk is
[00:11:36] what it was 15 and 20
[00:11:39] years ago. Currently, it reaches the level of, meaning
[00:11:42] 0.50 KM per liter. These
[00:11:45] prices were once upon a time, as I said, 15
[00:11:49] years ago, and costs compared to costs 15
[00:11:53] years ago have increased by over 300%. Farmers
[00:11:56] see a solution in introducing levies, i.e., a special import tax to protect
[00:12:00] domestic producers, which would reduce the amount of milk that
[00:12:04] is imported. When you have enough of your own production and when surpluses
[00:12:08] appear, you can import it according to all agreements
[00:12:11] for 100 days, 100 days a year, but
[00:12:15] to solve our problems, but they won't even do that, but
[00:12:18] they are still, I have a feeling, pushing people to import,
[00:12:22] to import, that, that we know... how people
[00:12:25] subsidize, for example, in the countries of the region, their own production
[00:12:29] these are much lower prices than ours, we have expensive
[00:12:32] production. In the field, farms are now closing down chaotically, while many
[00:12:36] are reducing the scope of production. This is the picture across the country, so
[00:12:39] farmers from both entities have been sending the same message for months.
[00:12:43] One farm, which was one of the largest farms in
[00:12:47] the Živinice area, was shut down,
[00:12:50] while on the other hand, a farm that had nearly
[00:12:53] 150 heads of cattle, also,
[00:12:56] it reduced its production due to
[00:13:00] mm procurement, due to low prices and
[00:13:04] kept only as much as needed for
[00:13:07] their family, so all these are
[00:13:11] information that m, we can rightly
[00:13:14] say do not lead to good. Until
[00:13:17] now, the state level has not been responsive to agricultural producers,
[00:13:21] they also appeal to entity governments. It was necessary...
[00:13:25] same opportunities, especially the Federal Ministry
[00:13:28] of Agriculture to focus on
[00:13:31] support for
[00:13:35] processing, that is, dairies, to introduce new,
[00:13:39] new products in order to absorb
[00:13:43] the quantities of milk that are in our
[00:13:44] market.
[00:13:47] Dairy farmers warn that the milk production system is on the verge of collapse,
[00:13:53] which they will agree on further steps, and they are getting closer to a decision to block
[00:14:09] estimates around 2. affected. The Canton funds
[00:14:12] 340 therapies for rheumatoid arthritis. Doctors
[00:14:16] see the future in genetic
[00:14:18] therapy.
[00:14:22] Donald Trump announced an energy ceasefire. Volodymyr Zelenskyy
[00:14:26] said that Ukraine will respect it, but Russian attacks on
[00:14:29] Ukrainian energy infrastructure have not stopped. Messages from
[00:14:33] Moscow indicate that they do not want a ceasefire but lasting peace, and
[00:14:36] messages from European leaders are increasingly
[00:14:38] harsh.
[00:14:41] Trump announces energy ceasefire, Zelenskyy immediately
[00:14:44] confirms, will respect it if Putin respects it. But
[00:14:48] Putin still shows no signs that any ceasefire
[00:14:52] has come into effect. The question is whether Putin read it.
[00:15:06] causing further damage
[00:15:09] to our energy system, it was
[00:15:12] clear that Putin does not
[00:15:16] read through those, so for
[00:15:18] now, this is Putin's answer
[00:15:22] to Trump, Russian.
[00:15:27] And according to what spokesman Dmitry Peskov says, Putin has not
[00:15:31] explicitly confirmed the energy ceasefire, he is not
[00:15:35] even considering a 60-day extension.
[00:15:55] We do not want a truce, we want lasting peace and are ready to do
[00:15:59] everything possible for it, it is equally difficult for the citizens
[00:16:03] of Kharkiv, Zhytomyr, Kyiv
[00:16:06] to announce. "j'ai
[00:16:46] obtenu une trêve des deux
[00:16:47] côtés,
[00:16:53] les faits sont là qui disent que les russes ont continué de
[00:16:56] bombarder des infrastructures énergétiques dans les dernières heures, j'aurais l'occasion de lui
[00:17:00] parler tout à l'heure, je pense qu'il faut qu'on soit collectivement sérieux, die Vereinbarung
[00:17:04] zwischen den Vereinigten Staaten und Russland zur Ausfur."
[00:17:07] von Diesel nehmen wir zur Kenntnis, für Deutschland
[00:17:11] und für Europa kommt eine solche Entscheidung nicht in
[00:17:14] Frage. Russland wird nur unter Druck ernsthaft
[00:17:17] verhandeln und deshalb halten wir an unseren Russland Sanktionen
[00:17:21] fest, denn nach Moskaus Rücksichtslosen Angriffen
[00:17:24] gegen die zivile Energieversorgung der Ukraine
[00:17:28] müssen wir sie sogar noch verschärfen. Nie możemy
[00:17:31] mieć więcej iluzji wobec intencji
[00:17:35] rosyjskiej. Z całą pewnością. to potwierdzi przecież
[00:17:38] za chwilę prezydent Zieleński, Rosja nie jest
[00:17:42] zainteresowana ani przerwaniem ognia, ani deskalas
[00:17:45] deeskalacją, ani pokojem, jest zainteresowana wyłącznie
[00:17:49] dominacją. Russian refineries did not burn today, Russia
[00:17:53] however attacked a number of Ukrainian energy facilities. There is no
[00:17:56] doubt, if there is no strong evidence of Putin's turnaround,
[00:18:00] European leaders will only agree
[00:18:09] The foreign ministers of the European Union today adopted almost 1,600
[00:18:13] new sanctions targeting Russia's military-industrial complex, announced
[00:18:16] the High Representative of the European Union, Kaja Kallas. She stated that
[00:18:20] more than half of that package is related to the production chain of ballistic
[00:18:24] missiles. Kallas had earlier welcomed the announcement of an energy ceasefire
[00:18:27] between Russia and Ukraine, but emphasized that she would like a ceasefire that
[00:18:31] also includes an end to human
[00:18:33] casualties.
[00:18:37] but ceasefire cannot work only if
[00:18:40] one party honors
[00:18:44] clear understanding that now is not
[00:18:47] the time ease pressure on Moscow and that's
[00:18:50] why today ministers adopted nearly
[00:18:53] 1,600 new sanctions listings
[00:18:57] targeting Russia's military industrial
[00:19:00] complex. this is the single largest
[00:19:03] expansion of our sanctions list since Russia's war
[00:19:06] started. Europe has shown a united front
[00:19:10] today, more than half target the
[00:19:13] production chain for ballistic missiles, we are
[00:19:16] making it significantly harder, slower and more
[00:19:20] expensive for Russia to produce weapons, it uses to
[00:19:23] kill Ukrainians. Ministers also approved
[00:19:27] 77 listings against those participating
[00:19:30] in the sham vote in occupied Ukrainian
[00:19:33] territories, and seven listings linked to cooperation.
[00:19:41] Air traffic over Saudi Arabia has collapsed after drone and
[00:19:44] missile attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The
[00:19:48] Yemeni Houthis claimed responsibility for the strikes. In two consecutive
[00:19:51] attacks on the terminals, at least 13 people were killed, more
[00:19:55] than 300 were injured. The airport was closed for security checks,
[00:19:59] while leading global airlines are massively canceling flights.
[00:20:03] The international community has strongly condemned the attacks on civilian infrastructure,
[00:20:07] and the Saudi coalition announces a strong
[00:20:10] response.
[00:20:16] weeks are serious, our response must be equally
[00:20:20] serious, while remaining focused on the decades
[00:20:23] ahead, vision 23
[00:20:27] must continues, investment must
[00:20:30] continues, the development of our energy
[00:20:33] system and industrial capability continue and and
[00:20:37] our commitment to the prosperity of our
[00:20:41] people and to our international
[00:20:44] partnerships remains
[00:20:46] firm.
[00:20:49] ceasefires in the Gaza Strip. Two people were killed and three were
[00:20:53] injured in an Israeli drone attack in Rafah, in addition to
[00:20:56] the air strike, artillery shelled the Khan Younis area
[00:21:00] while naval forces opened fire on the Gaza coast.
[00:21:03] At the same time, the American humanitarian organization Gaza Children
[00:21:06] Village provoked strong reactions with the announcement that it would use
[00:21:10] artificial intelligence to monitor audio recordings
[00:21:12] in classrooms of teachers in Gaza to
[00:21:16] prevent alleged hate speech. Human rights organizations
[00:21:19] and partners of this organization warn that this violates
[00:21:23] privacy and introduces dangerous control into an already destroyed
[00:21:27] education
[00:21:27] system.
[00:21:32] The European Union will organize four intergovernmental conferences
[00:21:35] in the next few days with countries that have made the most progress in the process
[00:21:39] of approaching the European Union, said European Commissioner for Enlargement
[00:21:42] Marta Kos. Professor of International Relations Vesko
[00:21:46] Garčević spoke about this in an interview for N1. Watch the complete interview
[00:21:50] tonight from 8
[00:21:51] PM.
[00:21:54] Now we are flowing with the current, meaning towards that goal. Montenegro, as
[00:21:58] you said, has closed today or will close three new
[00:22:01] chapters. However, that is not the end.
[00:22:04] We must be, if I were to speak on behalf of Montenegro, very
[00:22:08] careful how to proceed, not only because of the need to show
[00:22:11] your political will to carry it out to the end, but also because of open
[00:22:15] bilateral issues at this moment with
[00:22:18] Croatia. I think that is one of the biggest challenges for Montenegro,
[00:22:21] that the government needs to approach it seriously
[00:22:25] to avoid any unwanted reactions or
[00:22:28] statements from individual ministers who
[00:22:32] come from some pro-Serbian parties and so
[00:22:34] on.
[00:22:37] Pope Leo XIV will undergo surgery to
[00:22:40] remove a nodule on his lung discovered in an early stage
[00:22:44] during a routine medical examination. The Vatican announced that the
[00:22:48] 71-year-old head of the Catholic Church will be operated on
[00:22:52] at Rome's Gemelli Hospital. Despite the planned procedure, the Pope retains
[00:22:56] full governing authority in the Vatican, while it has not yet been officially
[00:22:59] confirmed whether the operation will affect his major tour of
[00:23:03] South America scheduled for November. This is the first major
[00:23:06] health challenge for the Pope since the beginning of his
[00:23:09] pontificate.
[00:23:14] I received it from social media, I am very sorry because
[00:23:17] he is an important religious figure.
[00:23:22] but this is a fantastic hospital, so I am sure they will
[00:23:25] do their best to get him back to health, I
[00:23:28] am simply sorry, whoever is sick, regardless of the
[00:23:32] role they hold, is always a person who deserves
[00:23:35] respect, and then, well, the
[00:23:39] Pope is an important figure, but I
[00:23:41] am simply sorry recover
[00:23:44] soon so i would suggest that
[00:23:48] he is the head of the vertical.
[00:23:58] American professors Robert Hall and Michael Woodford are the recipients
[00:24:01] of the Nobel Prize in Economics for 2026.
[00:24:05] The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded them recognition in Stockholm
[00:24:09] for the development of new macroeconomic models that
[00:24:12] mitigate economic crises. Their research
[00:24:15] laid the macroeconomic foundations of modern monetary policy,
[00:24:18] enabling central banks and governments worldwide
[00:24:22] to more effectively manage inflation and stabilize the economy during
[00:24:26] extraordinary
[00:24:26] shocks.
[00:24:31] my work has stressed that
[00:24:34] the understanding of the people who are in the markets and
[00:24:38] making decisions about spending and and and so
[00:24:41] on, that their expectations and their
[00:24:45] understanding of what policy is likely to be like in the
[00:24:48] future are. crucial to the effects of policy
[00:24:52] and so uh creating a framework that allows
[00:24:55] governments to talk uh to the
[00:24:58] public about what they're doing, I think is also
[00:25:04] the key goals of trying to
[00:25:07] develop an analytical framework was not simply to use it on
[00:25:11] people, but to also talk to people
[00:25:15] about why the things that are being done are being
[00:25:17] done.
[00:25:23] On the occasion of World Rheumatism Day, a professional meeting was held at the Clinical Center of the University
[00:25:27] of Sarajevo, where doctors, representatives of health institutions, and
[00:25:32] the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, the availability of modern therapies, and
[00:25:36] the position of patients. It was emphasized that today there are
[00:25:39] significantly better therapeutic options. The Health Insurance Institute of Canton
[00:25:42] Sarajevo currently funds 340 therapies
[00:25:46] for rheumatoid arthritis. Doctors funded only
[00:25:50] 40 four years ago. Treatment protocols are now the same as
[00:25:53] anywhere in the world, doctors say.
[00:25:57] ljekari.
[00:26:04] a monthly basis amount to a thousand or
[00:26:07] several thousand convertible marks, that
[00:26:10] is an impossible mission for any patient.
[00:26:14] We are glad that this
[00:26:18] year we allocated more than
[00:26:20] 3,700,000 convertible marks
[00:26:24] for patients suffering from rheumatoid
[00:26:27] arthritis.
[00:26:30] Today, in the Sarajevo Canton, thanks
[00:26:33] to the leadership of the Cantonal
[00:26:36] Institute, we have over
[00:26:39] seventy children who receive biological therapy at
[00:26:42] the expense of this institute. These are
[00:26:46] expensive drugs. When we tell parents
[00:26:49] that their child has this diagnosis, we always tell
[00:26:53] them that today in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, we have
[00:26:56] therapy that would be prescribed to a child living in
[00:27:00] New York, Paris, Sweden, or anywhere else, and that
[00:27:04] means a lot to them.
[00:27:08] If we look at the time distances now, the one I remember
[00:27:11] as a slightly older doctor, we know that in front of the third internal ward there was
[00:27:15] a group of people in wheelchairs
[00:27:18] who suffered from rheumatoid
[00:27:21] arthritis and had
[00:27:24] a very high degree
[00:27:26] of disability. Fortunately, thanks
[00:27:30] to today's modern therapy.
[00:27:33] "With the introduction of methotrexate in therapy,
[00:27:35] with the introduction of so-called biological
[00:27:39] therapy, strong inhibitors,
[00:27:42] interleukin 6 inhibitors,
[00:27:46] tumor necrosis factor inhibitors,
[00:27:50] we have gained even more in quality. That quality will
[00:27:54] in the future move towards genetic therapy in research, because
[00:27:57] we will be able to identify
[00:28:00] gene locus." people
[00:28:03] who will be predisposed
[00:28:06] to rheumatoid arthritis. That's a question
[00:28:09] of the future, a near future, I hope it will