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[00:00:00] Bosnia and Herzegovina loses more
[00:00:03] Kansas, that will give the rest of than 200 million marks in public revenue annually. The new law on electronic commerce in the
[00:00:06] Federation, according to announcements from the relevant ministry, could
[00:00:10] regulate the current situation. One of the main goals
[00:00:13] of this law is to ensure secure
[00:00:16] shopping for consumers in a way
[00:00:20] that the law provides for the clear display
[00:00:23] of product prices, delivery costs, and to
[00:00:27] allow returns.
[00:00:30] which does not correspond to how it was presented
[00:00:34] for sale, all European
[00:00:37] directives have been applied in this law, thus unregistered
[00:00:41] sales through social networks will be regulated, for those who
[00:00:45] operate outside the regulations, penalties of 3,000 to
[00:00:48] 30,000 marks are foreseen, while this area is not regulated,
[00:00:52] citizens are left to carefully choose from whom and how they buy.
[00:00:56] Fedža Kulina N1.
[00:01:01] While countries in the region fight for every new airline, Sarajevo entered the
[00:01:04] winter flight schedule without one Ryanair line. Why do
[00:01:08] airlines choose some and abandon other airports?
[00:01:11] How much public money do we allocate to attract them and can Bosnia and
[00:01:15] Herzegovina ensure more stable connectivity with
[00:01:17] Europe?
[00:01:19] The winter flight schedule has started without any lines from the leading
[00:01:23] low-cost company from Sarajevo International Airport.
[00:01:26] Ryanair has its business strategies.
[00:01:30] business models, they simply make such a decision
[00:01:33] to close one of their bases, open somewhere else, that somewhere else in
[00:01:37] the region is retained with smart discounts, while Croatia and
[00:01:40] North Macedonia forgive airline giants up to
[00:01:43] 90% of taxes through growth models and subsidies,
[00:01:47] Bosnia and Herzegovina has reinstated a fixed state levy
[00:01:51] of three marks per passenger. At this moment, we do not have the support
[00:01:54] of the director, i.e.,
[00:01:57] than last year, these are precisely the the management, the Directorate for Civil Aviation,
[00:02:00] without whose signature we cannot go for a new moratorium or a reduction in this
[00:02:03] price. Here we come to another administrative blockade of BH
[00:02:07] skies. An institution that should guarantee the
[00:02:10] legality of air traffic is actually
[00:02:13] grounded itself. For years neglected, the directorate in this
[00:02:17] mandate was left without the law that was supposed to bring
[00:02:20] reform. Expert people who should oversee our
[00:02:24] entire aviation sector. Currently, they are civil servants, in
[00:02:28] civil service you cannot repeat.
[00:02:30] the best experts, working conditions, salaries that will attract them,
[00:02:34] that's why it's a big
[00:02:36] challenge in the sense that our Directorate for Civil Aviation
[00:02:40] is currently devastated in terms of staff, while umbrella institutions
[00:02:44] sleep, lower levels of government fight their own battles, cantons and
[00:02:47] entities from their budgets patch up ad-hoc subsidies to
[00:02:51] attract airlines, with more or less success. Tuzla
[00:02:55] this winter offers eight European destinations, primarily
[00:02:59] thanks to the base and two stationed aircraft
[00:03:02] of Wizz Air. Mostar records a historical
[00:03:05] breakthrough because with millions of subsidies, it provides
[00:03:09] flights for the first time throughout the year, to Zagreb,
[00:03:12] Belgrade and Stuttgart. Banja Luka for the third winter in a row
[00:03:15] maintains the same network of eight stable routes, across
[00:03:19] three different carriers. But the growth of the flight
[00:03:22] network does not automatically mean financial success. Mostar
[00:03:25] recorded a loss of 2.7 million
[00:03:28] marks, while the debt of Banja Luka airport exceeds 8
[00:03:31] million, Tuzla records recovery, while Sarajevo
[00:03:35] airport achieved historical profit, despite the absence of
[00:03:38] Ryanair, Sarajevo enters the winter flight schedule with 18
[00:03:42] destinations. The only thing that really has
[00:03:46] potential is Sarajevo, Mostar, if religious tourism is developed,
[00:03:49] Banja Luka if Air Serbia, that is, now
[00:03:53] Republic of Srpska makes some, some segments so that flights are made between
[00:03:56] them, so that there are some connecting flights, that
[00:04:02] election, perhaps in the history of will work for our diaspora as long as it has worked until now, and that is approximately the future of our
[00:04:05] airports. Sarajevo for its master plan is asking for 350
[00:04:08] million marks, but the calculation is simple: salvation for BH
[00:04:12] airports is in clearer profiling of each runway, but
[00:04:15] also a clearer state strategy. Concrete development
[00:04:18] models and solutions for stabilizing the domestic sky
[00:04:21] in the next two days are also offered by experts at the conference of the
[00:04:24] Faculty of Traffic in Sarajevo. Melika Balihodžić,
[00:04:28] N1.
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[00:08:36] The United States will hold midterm elections tomorrow, which will
[00:08:40] decide the new composition of Congress
[00:08:42] and the balance of power between Republicans and Democrats. Donald Trump
[00:08:46] in his last pre-election rally called on voters to support
[00:08:49] Republicans and help them retain the majority in Congress. In
[00:08:53] a last-ditch effort to mobilize voters, he announced billions of dollars
[00:08:56] in investments in housing loans.
[00:09:15] now we've campaigned and I've enjoyed it, this is actually this is our
[00:09:19] last stop, we close it down tonight, but we've had a great
[00:09:22] time, the people, the love in this country is is
[00:09:25] unbelievable, but all I'm asking you to do is one thing, get out
[00:09:29] and vote, because if you do uh, we're going to have a
[00:09:32] tremendous success, let's make the next two
[00:09:36] years bigger and better and stronger than ever before
[00:09:39] because together we will make
[00:10:00] Trump's pre-election rally in Kansas gathered both his supporters and
[00:10:04] opponents, while some believe that he fulfills his promises, others
[00:10:08] hope for a political turnaround in the traditionally Republican state.
[00:10:11] Protesters say they are fed up with Trump's policies and
[00:10:15] rising living
[00:10:16] costs.
[00:10:24] In the union, um, and if if we can flip
[00:10:28] the nation hope that that these, even if you don't
[00:10:32] think that coming to a protest and holding a sign,
[00:10:36] whatever your message is, if you don't think that's
[00:10:39] effective, it is effective, we're getting to these people,
[00:10:42] we're letting them know and it's it's because we we stand, we
[00:10:46] maintain and we don't stop, and it's the
[00:10:49] continued, the continued, the continue, it's it's the
[00:10:52] persistence and the and the staying in. "we don't, we
[00:10:56] want them out, we want them out, and I am excited that if we can flip
[00:10:59] Kansas, we give hope to the rest of the country. Kansas is a deeply red state,
[00:11:03] we we do have a couple of democratic governors, but we have a super
[00:11:06] majority in our Kansas state house, and we can't get anything
[00:11:10] passed for the people, and so uh, because because of
[00:11:13] that, making a stink, going in lobbying, advocating, it
[00:11:17] makes a difference, it opens people's eyes, but it also shows other
[00:11:21] people that we believe the same way, and they go like, "I didn't know anybody else about that."
[00:11:25] way in Kansas and the more you realize, the more you look around, you see
[00:11:29] lot of purple, I see lot of purple, I think people are really sick of the
[00:11:32] status clo, they're sick of the smagga, they're sick of $6 gallon diesel, our
[00:11:36] farmers are hurting, I'm not worried, I really ain't, I
[00:11:39] mean Trump is doing everything he says he's going to do,
[00:11:43] and I just, I'm boring, he's
[00:11:46] he says what he's going to do, and just I have lot of faith in the
[00:11:50] man, he is for our country and for our veterans
[00:11:53] and for the people.
[00:12:08] Conflicts within parties, accusations of racism and controversial moves
[00:12:12] ahead of crucial midterm elections in America. Senator Bernie
[00:12:16] Sanders in an interview for CBS fiercely defends candidate
[00:12:19] Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan. He rejects accusations
[00:12:22] o antisemitizmu pri kritici Netanjahuove.
[00:12:55] over this country and she's talking about the right issues
[00:12:58] and those issues are true in Minnesota,
[00:13:01] they're true in Florida, they're true in Vermont, people are
[00:13:05] disgusted and frustrated with economy in which the
[00:13:08] billionaires have never ever had it, so good Elon
[00:13:12] Musk now owns more wealth alone than the bottom
[00:13:16] 53% of American households, while millions of
[00:13:20] people are today are struggling to put food on the table, pay
[00:13:23] for you pay to... fill up their gas tanks, pay for rent,
[00:13:27] so what Angi is talking about, what Troy is talking about is
[00:13:31] economy that works for all, that's resonating. Well, out
[00:13:34] in Michigan, there appears some inner
[00:13:38] democratic party squabbles that are ongoing here around the
[00:13:42] Senate candidate Abdullah Saied. There was a back and forth
[00:13:45] over the weekend with Congresswoman Haley Stevens, she lost the
[00:13:48] primary, but she continues to make public her deep misgivings
[00:13:52] about backing him now, citing concerns about his. adds and his
[00:13:55] views on Israel, at this point is the
[00:13:58] Democratic Party just too divided to pull off a win in
[00:14:02] Michigan, is it getting in its own way? no, I
[00:14:05] think, no, I think the over, Haley
[00:14:08] Stevens lost a very, very close
[00:14:11] primary, I can understand being upset about
[00:14:14] that, but I think two days before the
[00:14:17] election, what people all over Michigan
[00:14:20] understand that this is the most important
[00:14:24] midterm
[00:14:27] the United States, because we an are taking on the most
[00:14:30] dangerous president that we've ever had, somebody who's
[00:14:34] authoritarian, does not believe in the constitution or the
[00:14:38] rule of law, who wants to give massive tax breaks to
[00:14:41] billionaires, throw 15 million people off the healthcare
[00:14:45] that they had started in illegal, unconstitutional war in
[00:14:48] Iran, so with the people in Michigan on the same sure, we have disagreements with
[00:14:52] Abdul on this and that issue, but from what I can
[00:14:55] see all over the state, people are standing up, they're going
[00:14:59] to stand with Abdul, take on
[00:15:02] somebody who will be nothing more than a rubber stamp uh for the Trump
[00:15:05] administration, that's Mike Rogers. Okay, um,
[00:15:09] just want to clarify there, Haley Stevens has been criticizing ads
[00:15:12] associated and endorsing Abdul Sayad that he has
[00:15:15] said are are not his ads, but she's still criticizing him for,
[00:15:19] but yeah, go ahead, right, and he had nothing to do with
[00:15:22] those, but Mar, I was in Michigan last week. "and I got to tell you,
[00:15:26] if you want to look at ads in Michigan, I have never in
[00:15:29] my life seen such disgusting,
[00:15:33] racist, fear-mongering ads as those that
[00:15:36] are taking place." in Michigan right now, they are calling
[00:15:40] abduls a medical doctor, they're calling him a
[00:15:43] terrorist, a jihadist, really
[00:15:46] disgusting things and the i, the fact that any
[00:15:49] republican would stand behind those horrible ads is a
[00:15:52] disgrace, well the the rhetoric is
[00:15:55] extraordinary, his colleagues in the senate are this
[00:15:59] vitriolic,
[00:16:01] mean that i just got to say with Cruz and Trump and
[00:16:05] Vance and others are saying is disgusting.
[00:16:08] "it really is, again, I don't care if you disagree with
[00:16:11] Abdul, he believes in Medicare for all, he believes
[00:16:14] in taxing billionaires, fine, you disagree with them on that, that's
[00:16:17] fine, but that level of racism,
[00:16:21] over absolute racism is frankly
[00:16:24] disgusting and should appall every decent
[00:16:27] American, the fact of the matter
[00:16:30] is that Abdul is running an extraordinary
[00:16:34] campaign
[00:16:36] and I think..." what you're going to see uh is a good victory uh in
[00:16:40] Michigan form, people will rebell against that type of
[00:16:43] ugliness. um, I appreciate your clarity when it comes to
[00:16:47] racism. um, I do want to point out that some Americans hear
[00:16:51] any criticism of sending aid to Israel and the words that
[00:16:54] the candidate has used as anti-jewish hate, and they
[00:16:57] believe that that's scape goating as well. how do you respond to
[00:17:01] that?
[00:17:04] well, yeah, for me it's a little bit personal. I am Jewish, "my
[00:17:08] father's family was wiped out by Hitler.
[00:17:11] Uh, antisemitism is an extraordinarily
[00:17:15] disgusting and dangerous ideology that has killed
[00:17:19] millions and millions of lives in the last century. We cannot
[00:17:22] tolerate anti-semitism period. But the
[00:17:25] reality is that right now, in Israel you have a
[00:17:28] right-wing extremist government are
[00:17:31] led by Netanyahu, who, in my view, in the view of many
[00:17:35] experts, has in fact committed..." genocide against the
[00:17:38] palestinian people, to be
[00:17:41] critical of racist extremist government in
[00:17:44] Israel and to say that American taxpayers should
[00:17:48] not spend the nichel supporting that government is not
[00:17:52] anti-semitism,
[00:17:54] it is attacking a right-wing government, and I would say the same about any
[00:17:58] other government on earth, does not reflect the nature of the
[00:18:01] religion of the people who are in that country, so I reject that, you can
[00:18:05] criticize Netanyahu and you're not.
[00:18:07] he semitic: got it. um, I want to ask you about the next Congress. um,
[00:18:11] Senator Dan Sullivan told CNN today that he will
[00:18:15] accept the results in the Alaska US Senate raise, the certification of which
[00:18:19] the Justice department has said it may challenge. But we're already hearing
[00:18:23] from Republican Senator Tim Shihi of Montana that there was fraud
[00:18:27] perpetrated against the people of Alaska, and under no
[00:18:30] circumstances should Mary Paltola be seated
[00:18:34] if she wins in a fraudulent manner. She argues as 'know she has
[00:18:38] no knowledge of this democratic effort to stack the ballot in
[00:18:41] Alaska um from and and to hurt the incumbent though
[00:18:45] aid told the New York Times that the candidate did indeed
[00:18:48] no. bottom line, what do you expect the Senate to do if she
[00:18:52] wins and does all this mess really hurt the
[00:18:56] democratic argument that they have moral high ground on election
[00:18:59] integrity?
[00:19:01] yeah, frankly what the democrats did in Alaska seems to be to be pretty
[00:19:05] dumb, but it goes'. this is, it's not illegal,
[00:19:08] it's what happens in every election, right now in Ohio,
[00:19:12] there is gentleman who is running who is, as I
[00:19:16] understand it, don't know him, claiming to be socialist,
[00:19:19] fine, uh, and Republican Super Pack is putting
[00:19:23] money into his election, so why in
[00:19:26] Ohio is a republican, a right-wing super pack
[00:19:29] funding socialist, the answer is obviously, obvious, they
[00:19:33] want to take votes away from Sharid Brown, is this a good
[00:19:36] thing to do? "no, it is not a good thing to do, it's a stupid thing to do, what's going
[00:19:40] on in Alaska is, yeah, of Alaska, that's the decision, the
[00:19:44] federal government does not get involved in state
[00:19:47] elections, and you and you have a president who in fact
[00:19:50] denied that he lost the election in
[00:19:53] 2020 against Biden, for him to be deciding what is fair
[00:19:57] election and not is a little bit absurd. people of Alaska can make that
[00:20:01] decision,
[00:20:04] let's go live to the United States, our..."
[00:20:07] Kljenak, Nina, what reactions are you noting, what is
[00:20:11] the atmosphere like, and what
[00:20:12] are the expectations?
[00:20:17] What is the atmosphere like? The atmosphere is tense, there is a lot of talk, not only
[00:20:21] in journalistic circles and political circles, as expected, but also among citizens, about
[00:20:24] all of this that has been happening in recent days, actually one of
[00:20:28] the top topics is the relationship of Republicans,
[00:20:31] especially Donald Trump towards El-Sayed,
[00:20:35] the Democratic candidate, for...
[00:20:38] Senate, if he becomes a senator,
[00:20:41] he will be the first Muslim senator in the
[00:20:44] USA, what Donald Trump tells him is
[00:20:47] the following, you are a jihadist, you. "You are a terrorist, if he
[00:20:51] wins, he will be the first senator who will enter and pass through that
[00:20:55] metal detector, these are terrible messages that are being sent
[00:20:59] everyone is actually buzzing about what kind of
[00:21:03] atmosphere it is and what is happening, because here it is, after all, only
[00:21:06] about religion, there is no other basis, that is
[00:21:10] exactly in line with how he mostly behaves towards
[00:21:13] Democrats, they are terrorists, they are communists, they are jihadists,
[00:21:17] they will take all the children if..." 'm if they win
[00:21:21] he means the attitude towards human rights, America will become
[00:21:24] hell, why is he so nervous, why is he touring the country,
[00:21:27] he visited uh 30 rallies in the last
[00:21:31] month, yesterday he finished in Kansas, well because
[00:21:34] Democrats actually have great chances to win both
[00:21:37] the House of Representatives and the Senate, eight months ago until
[00:21:41] the American-Israeli attack on Iran, it was completely
[00:21:45] impossible, Democrats were more or less resigned to the fact that
[00:21:49] the Senate would become Republican, which is very
[00:21:52] important, because if, for example, impeachment proceedings are covered,
[00:21:56] the Senate is the one that acts as a court, and the Senate makes a decision
[00:21:59] by a two-thirds majority, so, Iran
[00:22:03] changed everything, and in terms of that it also changed
[00:22:07] prices, it also changed the mood of average uh
[00:22:11] voters, voters say what is important to us
[00:22:14] is that we can make it to the end of the month, prices have
[00:22:18] really gone up. Housing costs, rent costs,
[00:22:22] utilities are expensive, food is expensive, fuel, for example, one
[00:22:25] piece of data, so diesel a year
[00:22:28] ago was 71% less
[00:22:32] than this year, so in a year, especially for farmers,
[00:22:35] something has increased in price by 71%, let's say
[00:22:38] figuratively, someone spends 10,000 liters
[00:22:41] of diesel annually, that's 7,000 dollars more
[00:22:47] topics that will decide the elections. if,
[00:22:50] of course, Donald Trump loses, that is,
[00:22:53] if Republicans lose in the House of Representatives in the
[00:22:57] Senate, then that means that the policies he
[00:23:01] implements will be much much more limited
[00:23:04] than before. In any case, we will stay in Washington in the coming days to follow all
[00:23:07] aspects of these elections, they are
[00:23:11] more important for Europe, because some of these policies, for example
[00:23:15] NATO, European Union, tariffs,
[00:23:18] economy, reflect most
[00:23:21] of us. Nina, thank you for this
[00:23:24] overview and the latest information, our Nina Kljenak peeked into
[00:23:28] the agricultural heart of Pennsylvania, so that before the upcoming elections we can hear
[00:23:32] what citizens say, pressured by high prices and living
[00:23:36] costs. Among them are traditional Amish,
[00:23:39] whose daily life increasingly depends on decisions made
[00:23:43] at polling stations.
[00:23:46] Ask yourself what I'm doing in Lancaster, a place where.
[00:23:50] the largest, oldest and most active Amish
[00:23:53] community in the world lives. There are two reasons: the first is that they are
[00:23:57] large food producers, and the second is that those who are
[00:24:00] traditionally politically passive, have decided to become active
[00:24:03] precisely in these upcoming elections. A large campaign
[00:24:07] for registering Amish voters is underway, called "Defending
[00:24:11] the Family Farm Begins at the Polling
[00:24:15] Place", they share their problems with other
[00:24:18] citizens of Pennsylvania. and actually we
[00:24:22] are here because my wife uses an app to see
[00:24:25] where the best prices are and so we found it and that's why we're
[00:24:29] here really and tell me do you think that this will
[00:24:32] affect the midterms voting? yes
[00:24:36] absolutely will not just in which sense not just the price of gas but the price of
[00:24:39] everything just everything. everything has just you
[00:24:43] know exploded in our faces with um being
[00:24:47] able to cover basic gas and and basic
[00:24:50] food, the the prices, I'm I'm shopping every, you know,
[00:24:54] basically every week, um, and it went from maybe
[00:24:57] 150, 120 to now double that, we're paying like
[00:25:01] 324 for just your basic necessities, and
[00:25:05] that, it comes from national level, and they have
[00:25:08] taken so many of the resources um, when it
[00:25:11] comes to education, when it comes to um, you
[00:25:15] know, like the local municipalities,
[00:25:19] um, local help.
[00:25:29] it is obvious that the main topic of these elections is the standard of living,
[00:25:33] how much fuel costs, how much food costs, what about
[00:25:36] housing, what about what the average American citizen
[00:25:40] can afford at all, and another interesting fact
[00:25:43] is that in these elections, those who usually do not
[00:25:47] participate in the election process have become politically active. Nina
[00:25:50] Kljenak, Lancaster,
[00:25:52] N1.
[00:26:01] Humanitarian mission. the whole thing is a camouflage for continued
[00:26:04] attacks, Sky News team exclusively reveals how Russian
[00:26:08] forces used the ceasefire in
[00:26:10] Olesk.
[00:26:13] Finally, finally a chance to hug after years
[00:26:16] apart, grab telephone calls from free Ukraine
[00:26:19] to occupied Alesky, their only contact until
[00:26:23] now. These two women have together played the
[00:26:26] vital role in our reporting on Aleshi. Inside the beleaguered
[00:26:30] city,
[00:27:03] for those people who remained there, because now
[00:27:06] there will be, because they have already brought tanks and
[00:27:09] armored personnel carriers, and
[00:27:12] soldiers, so many have already arrived, so many
[00:27:15] have crawled in that I can't even imagine what will happen to our
[00:27:19] Olesky and those people, I don't
[00:27:22] know, God forbid,
[00:27:25] simply,
[00:27:30] excuse me,
[00:27:40] actually exhausted and severely traumatized, the hundreds of
[00:27:43] people who were evacuated through Russia and Belarus to
[00:27:46] Ukraine are now reuniting with their
[00:27:49] families. Their first stop across the border was to
[00:27:53] be greeted by medics and social workers and to get some food and hot
[00:27:56] drinks. Some though appeared utterly
[00:28:00] bewildered and visibly upset.
[00:28:04] 'but this isn't a story about the evacuation, this is
[00:28:08] story about what they've left behind. was
[00:28:11] considerable excitement in Ukraine that these people from Alesky
[00:28:15] have been finally able to get here, it's been a long
[00:28:18] journey, now they're going to be assessed medically before they go off to
[00:28:22] hospital in the Keve region, they're going to be looked after to see how they all
[00:28:25] are, but while there is um
[00:28:29] this if you like jubilation that this has happened there are'
[00:28:32] many here are asking, was this just humanitarian
[00:28:36] mission? was the Kremlin up to more than
[00:28:39] just taking people out of Aleshiki, were we up to something more
[00:28:43] sinister?
[00:28:45] Sky News was given exclusive access to the headquarters control
[00:28:49] center of the Ukrainian Marines 34th
[00:28:51] brigade, as they monitored Russian movements before and
[00:28:55] after the evacuation and during the cease fire
[00:28:58] here. Together, we've analyzed hours of
[00:29:01] long race. drone pictures, pictures that
[00:29:05] reveal the truth behind the Russian controlled
[00:29:07] evacuation, pictures the Kremlin didn't want
[00:29:11] anyone to see.
[00:29:13] Even before the evacuation process began, under the cover of the
[00:29:17] ceasefire, Russian soldiers began to position heavy military
[00:29:21] equipment and supplies.
[00:29:25] Armored vehicles can be seen clearly on the streets. The
[00:29:28] Ukrainians say none of this is linked to humanitarian mission.
[00:29:33] "more drone pictures show soldiers carrying large rucksacks,
[00:29:37] filing into houses and buildings they've identified as having
[00:29:41] basements. residents had already told us this was
[00:29:44] happening.
[00:29:46] other units can be seen moving around the city, entering burnt out
[00:29:50] buildings and disappearing underground. and those are
[00:29:53] Russian soldiers who are coming into 10,
[00:29:57] they used to not even dream
[00:30:01] of driving and..."
[00:30:33] Russian soldiers and their vehicles linked to the evacuation
[00:30:36] effort can be clearly seen. The
[00:30:40] vehicles with the red cross and the soldiers wearing white
[00:30:43] armbands.
[00:30:45] In the hospital grounds, the process of removing bodies from the morgue and
[00:30:49] the hospital proper gets underway.
[00:30:52] The bodies are placed in double body bags and put into a
[00:30:56] truck. All those white bags you can see.