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[00:00:00] carries a story,
[00:00:34] exactly at noon in Belgrade, the printing of ballot papers begins at the printing house
[00:00:38] of the Official Gazette, where there will be observers authorized to
[00:00:41] monitor the work of election bodies, 6 million
[00:00:45] 450,523 ballot papers will be printed,
[00:00:48] which is a number that corresponds to the
[00:00:51] number of registered voters. A member of the Commission for Review, Verification and
[00:00:55] Control of the Accuracy of Voter List Updates, Ognjan
[00:00:58] Rašuo, says that the official number of voters in parliamentary
[00:01:03] Herzegovina literally drop elections is slightly above what was expected, as if a
[00:01:05] situation that could open room for manipulation has been recognized,
[00:01:09] and work is being done to clarify it. Among other things,
[00:01:13] this will be discussed in our morning topic, given that domestic
[00:01:17] and international observation missions have already recorded numerous irregularities,
[00:01:20] what kind of elections await us if we take into account the course and
[00:01:24] tone of the campaign,
[00:01:26] in the Parliament tomorrow at pressures, preventing voters in the diaspora from exercising their right to vote. Our guest will
[00:01:30] be Professor Dušan Vučićević from the Faculty of Political Sciences. An important
[00:01:34] role before the elections, especially on election day and during election night,
[00:01:37] is played by the media, but they do not receive equal treatment
[00:01:41] from regulators, pressure on independent media is growing,
[00:01:45] so instead of her impression of the week, the author of the cult show Olja
[00:01:48] Bećković said the following
[00:01:50] last night.
[00:01:53] All of us here in the studio,
[00:01:56] witnesses what has been happening in the past weeks, days
[00:02:00] at nova.rs
[00:02:03] at new newspapers at
[00:02:07] N1 and we are aware
[00:02:10] that this refrain has been going on for at least 30 years where it is said, if you don't
[00:02:15] here at the meeting at like it, leave. My message
[00:02:17] is to all colleagues,
[00:02:20] don't leave even if you don't
[00:02:24] like it, stay here
[00:02:26] try to work until the very end.
[00:02:30] the way you like it and for which
[00:02:34] you have gained the trust of the audience all these
[00:02:36] years. We will touch upon that in the press
[00:02:40] review. Our guest in the studio will be our colleague, journalist and
[00:02:43] TV presenter of Nova, one of those who definitely reached the
[00:02:47] viewers, Radovan Seratlić. And this morning our reporters bring
[00:02:51] important stories from several cities in Novi Sad. We are following the return of students and
[00:02:54] professors to the building of the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj high school after more than a year
[00:02:58] of classes that were organized
[00:03:00] in three other schools, our Tijana Zarić checks why the process
[00:03:03] of introducing innovative medicines in Serbia is unpredictable and why
[00:03:07] the list of such medicines has not been expanded since December
[00:04:07] information related to everything that is happening after the elections in Bosnia and
[00:04:10] Herzegovina. Namely, the winners of the elections here
[00:04:14] have started talks, today a meeting should be held in Banja Luka
[00:04:17] between the president of SNSD Milorad Dodik and the leader
[00:04:21] of HDZ Bosnia and Herzegovina Dragan Čović. It will certainly be about
[00:04:25] the formation of government. Let us remind you, Dragan Čović has already
[00:04:28] met with the leaders of SDA Bakir Izetbegović, with
[00:04:32] the leaders of SDP, i.e. Nermin Nikšić, and the Party for Bosnia and
[00:04:36] Herzegovina, Semir Efendić. Čović previously
[00:04:39] announced that after the elections he spoke with almost all party
[00:04:43] presidents. He confirmed that official meetings of broader
[00:04:46] party delegations will begin this Monday. The development
[00:04:50] of events is certainly being followed by our reporters
[00:04:53] today.
[00:04:56] And in the new day, we will talk about Dodik, but about this topic.
[00:05:00] American media have been investigating for days the connections of the authorities
[00:05:03] of Republika Srpska with people from Donald
[00:05:07] Trump's inner circle. The focus is on millions of dollars for
[00:05:10] lobbying. Two of Trump's political
[00:05:12] strategists who recently stayed in Banja Luka, but
[00:05:16] a contract worth $35,000
[00:05:18] per month with a firm in which the partner is the daughter
[00:05:22] of Trump's chief of staff. Additional questions
[00:05:25] are raised by the fact that Dodik's American sanctions were lifted last
[00:05:29] year, and that now a company connected with
[00:05:32] Trump's associates is certainly linked to a large
[00:05:35] gas project in Bosnia and Herzegovina, i.e. the Southern Interconnection.
[00:05:39] American media and some congressmen are raising
[00:05:42] the question of a possible conflict of interest and political trade,
[00:05:46] while the White House claims that the sanctions were lifted due to
[00:05:49] stability in the region. About everything new today we will talk
[00:05:53] at the beginning of the show with American
[00:05:56] analysts, but also regional
[00:05:58] experts. We will certainly also talk about
[00:06:01] domestic topics, namely, the delivery of heat energy
[00:06:05] to users in the Sarajevo Canton officially started
[00:06:08] this morning, but water still remains a problem, we have...
[00:06:12] in some places in the capital of Bosnia and
[00:06:15] by drop, so this morning we are asking how Tuzla
[00:06:19] solved the decades-long problem of water reductions and where is the
[00:07:04] and its stable outlook were confirmed, so at the very beginning of the show, Zvonimir
[00:07:08] Savić, Prime Minister Plenković's advisor for economy, will be our
[00:07:11] guest. We will talk about the economy, the implementation
[00:07:15] of reforms, money from European funds, and given that
[00:07:18] all this is inevitably affected by inflation, i.e. the price
[00:07:22] of energy, we will closely follow the latest developments
[00:07:26] between Ukraine and Russia, due to Donald Trump's
[00:07:29] somewhat shocking decision to lift the ramp
[00:07:32] on Russian energy to the rest
[00:07:34] of the world.
[00:07:37] And today there is a statement from the President of the United States that
[00:07:41] a ceasefire has been reached, this
[00:07:44] is good news for everyone, it is important that
[00:07:47] this becomes part of
[00:07:50] reality. Ukraine
[00:07:52] is ready not to strike Russian
[00:07:56] energy and we count on a similar
[00:08:00] readiness from Russia. We welcome
[00:08:03] such an agreement. Unfortunately, throughout the whole day
[00:08:06] today there were Russian Shaheds in the sky, now
[00:08:09] there are also Shaheds in the sky, and there were strikes.
[00:08:19] What does this mean, we ask Professor Maxim
[00:08:22] Kemenyetsky, who joins us live from Kyiv, about Russian
[00:08:25] actions and their influence on the referendum by which the British decided
[00:08:29] to leave the EU, for the first time, the relatively new
[00:08:33] British Prime Minister Andy Burnham spoke.
[00:08:36] I asked the question coming into Downing Street, well was there
[00:08:38] interference in the 2016 referendum.
[00:08:42] Russia and I've had the clear answer that yes there was and these things
[00:08:46] are important now to put clearly on the
[00:08:49] record and I believe help voters in
[00:08:52] Germany and France understand that some of this
[00:08:55] politics is instigated via
[00:08:59] our enemies namely
[00:09:01] Russia.
[00:09:04] About Russian activities in Germany as a great scandal in the intelligence
[00:09:08] community, Srećko Matić from Deutsche Welle will tell us. We are also following
[00:09:11] prices, the stay of American senators in
[00:15:11] Croatia's credit rating at A3 and maintained a stable
[00:15:15] outlook, highlighting the quality of institutions, responsible
[00:15:18] fiscal policy and continued economic growth, what
[00:15:22] exactly are the reforms that Croatia is implementing, a guest of Novi Dan.
[00:15:25] Zvonimir Savić, advisor to Prime Minister Plenković for
[00:15:27] economy.
[00:15:31] Scandal in Germany growing. How August Hening fell,
[00:15:34] the man who spent seven years at the head of Germany's most important
[00:15:38] intelligence service BND, where he had access to the most strictly guarded
[00:15:42] state secrets. Live from Germany, Srećko
[00:15:46] Matić speaks for Novi Dan.
[00:15:49] Public consultation on anchor prices begins, which activities
[00:15:52] will be exempt from the obligation to publish them. Economy Minister
[00:15:56] Šušnjar said: nothing is set in stone.
[00:15:59] We are following the developments.
[00:16:03] US President Trump suddenly announced that a ceasefire had been agreed
[00:16:07] on energy infrastructure, but there are no official
[00:16:10] confirmations from Kyiv and Moscow. Ukrainian President Zelensky surprised. We are live in
[00:16:49] And in the morning analysis, we have our Katarina Plantak with us this morning.
[00:16:53] Katarina, a interesting week awaits us in the Parliament, you in
[00:16:56] the Parliament, so tomorrow already an attempt to impeach the government and
[00:17:00] the Prime Minister, then a session of the National
[00:17:03] Security Committee, what is all, let's say,
[00:17:07] on the menu this week in the Parliament and
[00:17:10] why?
[00:17:14] Yes, Hrvoje, as you said, we have certainly an interesting political
[00:17:18] week ahead of us after we faced new arrests
[00:17:21] last week, i.e. on Friday, with the expansion of the Muskokov
[00:17:24] investigation regarding Gospić,
[00:17:28] tomorrow on the agenda here in the Croatian Parliament is an attempt
[00:17:31] to impeach Prime Minister Plenković, but Prime Minister Plenković
[00:17:35] himself will also be in the Parliament because the state
[00:17:38] of the nation is also on the agenda tomorrow, and we also
[00:17:41] expect a session of the National
[00:17:45] Security Committee, we will see what will happen there,
[00:17:48] we remember last week there were a lot of polemics
[00:17:51] about what information SOA had
[00:17:55] in 2022. That very information was
[00:17:58] presented by the president of that committee, Ranko Ostojić, after the committee
[00:18:01] met, that SOA in 2022
[00:18:05] had information that something illegal was happening in Gospić,
[00:18:08] after that, of course, a series of questions arose,
[00:18:12] what kind of information it was, and to whom SOA forwarded it, because
[00:18:15] we know that the president of the republic, as well as the president
[00:18:19] of the Croatian Parliament, and the government stated that they did not
[00:18:23] have that information, the State Inspectorate also stated the same, as
[00:18:27] well as the Ministry of Interior,
[00:18:30] and of course Dorh. As for this
[00:18:34] impeachment of the government, this is not the first impeachment, this is not the first
[00:18:37] attempt to impeach Andrej Plenković, the first attempt
[00:18:40] to impeach Andrej Plenković happened only a year
[00:18:43] after he took power
[00:18:47] in 2017.
[00:18:50] due to the crisis in Agrokor, at the
[00:18:53] initiative of SDP, at that time a total of
[00:18:56] 78 representatives were against
[00:19:00] the impeachment, while 59 votes were for
[00:19:04] the impeachment. After that, a full
[00:19:07] six years passed until the next attempt to impeach, and it is interesting
[00:19:10] that in 2023,
[00:19:14] i.e. a year before the parliamentary
[00:19:16] elections, the impeachment of Prime Minister Plenković was called for
[00:19:20] by the Homeland Movement itself, today's coalition
[00:19:24] partner of HDZ, due to the JanaF affair and
[00:19:27] the disputed post-earthquake reconstruction. At that time, a total of
[00:19:30] 77 votes were against the impeachment, while
[00:19:34] 56 votes were for the impeachment. The third
[00:19:37] attempt to impeach Andrej Plenković occurred in December
[00:19:41] 2024. It was also
[00:19:45] initiated by the SDP after the arrest
[00:19:48] of Minister Vili Beroš, and the affairs at Mol Plin for
[00:19:52] Cent. 76 votes were then against
[00:19:55] the impeachment, while 64 were for
[00:19:58] the impeachment. We will see what the situation will be
[00:20:01] tomorrow. This is the fourth attempt to impeach Prime Minister
[00:20:05] Andrej Plenković, and it seems that
[00:20:07] Andrej Plenković will now have
[00:20:11] the most votes against that impeachment,
[00:20:14] 70 79 if we look at
[00:20:17] the ruling majority, unless someone from the ruling majority
[00:20:21] changes their mind, however, that is
[00:20:24] not likely, as for this impeachment,
[00:20:27] it was initiated by the SDP after the extraordinary
[00:20:31] session of the Parliament in August ended due to the affair with
[00:20:34] illegal waste disposal in Gospić, 54
[00:20:38] signatures of parliamentary representatives were collected
[00:20:40] and submitted, in addition to representatives from the Left,
[00:20:43] representatives of Most also joined.
[00:20:47] Those who did not join that
[00:20:50] impeachment, i.e. the
[00:20:54] signatures, were
[00:20:57] representatives of Domovina and Croatian Sovereignists.
[00:21:00] However, Igor Peternel clearly said
[00:21:04] during a press conference that they do not want to build anything with
[00:21:07] the Left, however they will
[00:21:11] vote for the impeachment of Andrej
[00:21:14] Plenković's government, however, given his
[00:21:17] majority, he should not be worried,
[00:21:21] nor should his government, however, it is clear
[00:21:24] that everything that is happening with
[00:21:27] illegal waste in Gospić has affected
[00:21:30] the rating of HDZ, their popularity is
[00:21:34] falling, their rating is now at
[00:21:36] 25%, which is the lowest in
[00:21:40] the last two years, the popularity of
[00:21:43] SDP is also falling, while we can see that it is growing, it is
[00:21:46] almost at 14%,
[00:21:49] Most is growing, it is
[00:21:51] at 10%. Today, in addition,
[00:21:55] is also the presidency of HDZ.
[00:21:58] We will see if Prime Minister Plenković will come before the cameras
[00:22:01] and what he will say before this
[00:22:04] tomorrow in the Parliament when he presents the state
[00:22:08] of the nation, but when the vote on
[00:22:11] the impeachment of the government takes place, it will certainly be lively
[00:22:16] the parliamentary session.
[00:22:19] Yes. As for the parliament, another interesting fact, today
[00:22:23] American senators are coming to Zagreb, among other things,
[00:22:26] they will meet with the Speaker of the Parliament, Gordan
[00:22:29] Jandroković, and later with Andrej Plenković, will
[00:22:32] there perhaps be discussions about the recent elections in Bosnia and
[00:22:36] Herzegovina, i.e. about Milorad Dodik and American
[00:22:40] lobbyists?
[00:22:40] Exactly, American Democratic
[00:22:44] Senators and Dick Durbins are arriving
[00:22:48] in Zagreb, they were previously in other Balkan
[00:22:52] countries, including Bosnia and
[00:22:55] Herzegovina, it is known that they are strong critics of Milorad Dodik
[00:22:59] and his policies, and
[00:23:01] it is certain that
[00:23:05] 1 p.m. when they meet with the President
[00:23:08] of the Croatian Parliament, Bosnia and
[00:23:11] Herzegovina will be discussed. They advocate for the re-imposition of sanctions
[00:23:15] on Milorad Dodik, which were
[00:23:17] lifted from him, and they will certainly
[00:23:20] discuss strengthening cooperation with
[00:23:24] America, but of course also with NATO. As
[00:23:27] I said, before they arrived in Croatia, they were in
[00:23:31] Bosnia and Herzegovina, they visited
[00:23:34] the Srebrenica Memorial Center and offered
[00:23:37] their support, considering that they claim that
[00:23:41] for the past few months they have been under
[00:23:45] political pressure. Ongoing police
[00:23:48] raids are being carried out by Republika Srpska in connection with
[00:23:52] tax evasion,
[00:23:55] the head of that center claims that it is an attempt to
[00:23:58] suppress them, that it is a kind of
[00:24:01] political pressure. They will certainly discuss, of course,
[00:24:05] lobbying, we know that Republika Srpska
[00:24:08] paid a total of 2 million
[00:24:11] dollars to American, or rather Canadian,
[00:24:15] logistics companies in order to actually
[00:24:18] strengthen its international
[00:24:20] position, all for the purpose of secession
[00:24:23] of Republika Srpska from BiH. These
[00:24:27] senators advocate for
[00:24:29] strengthening territorial integrity and,
[00:24:33] of course, as I said, for sanctions against Milorad Dodik, who is trying
[00:24:36] in this way to strengthen his
[00:24:39] international position in order to achieve the
[00:24:42] secession of Republika Srpska from BiH,
[00:24:46] it is interesting regarding these lobbying firms that
[00:24:49] mm... it was recently discovered that one of the engaged firms is directly
[00:24:53] connected with the head of the
[00:24:56] office of American President Donald
[00:25:00] Trump, that firm is run by his
[00:25:02] daughter, mm, so it's interesting and it will
[00:25:06] be interesting to see what they will say today, however
[00:25:10] in the midst of all this, this issue will
[00:25:13] certainly be
[00:25:15] discussed, they will first meet
[00:25:19] with Gordan Jandroković, and then
[00:25:22] with Prime Minister Plenković, as I said, today is also the presidency
[00:25:26] of HDZ, so Prime Minister Plenković will certainly
[00:25:30] say something about that meeting, we will, of course,
[00:25:33] follow all of that. Thank you Katarina, we are following, therefore, not
[00:25:37] only the day, but obviously
[00:25:39] quite an interesting and challenging week in
[00:25:42] the Parliament.
[00:25:53] And now we're off to Split, today there's an extraordinary
[00:25:56] session of the city council on nightclubs in the
[00:26:00] city center, the last one was canceled, Mayor Šuta expects
[00:26:04] that something will still be decided at this one, all of that is being followed
[00:26:08] by our Vesela Šegvić, Kordić Vesela,
[00:26:11] what is happening and what should be expected, i.e. should
[00:26:15] we expect something to happen today at least this session will be
[00:26:18] concluded in the expected way that it will come to a peaceful
[00:26:22] end,
[00:26:25] so it is expected that this session will be concluded today, let's remember
[00:26:29] about ten signs ago. ten days ago,
[00:26:32] that 15th thematic session on the work of night clubs
[00:26:35] in the city center began, the opposition
[00:26:38] overthrew the quorum, Bojan Ivošević, the former deputy mayor,
[00:26:42] was expelled from that session, which is why
[00:26:45] the session on this topic was interrupted, so the former
[00:26:48] deputy mayor and current
[00:26:52] mayor Tomislav Šuta had a personal
[00:26:55] quarrel, because Tomislav Šuta kept asking
[00:26:59] the former mayor what he lives on, what he does.
[00:27:02] where his income comes from, which is why they quarreled and then
[00:27:06] the opposition overthrew the quorum, but a bitter taste
[00:27:09] in the mouth, because of the whole situation, certainly remained with
[00:27:13] the citizens of the old city core for whom this thematic session was
[00:27:17] initiated, let's remember, the citizens of the old city core signed
[00:27:20] a petition on the work of one night club in the city
[00:27:24] center located in a residential building
[00:27:27] which for this whole year some five or six years since
[00:27:31] that club... and exists and operates,
[00:27:34] creates discomfort, noise, and they are constantly fighting with this
[00:27:38] situation, they also hope most of all that this
[00:27:41] session will end and what conclusions will be reached,
[00:27:45] it should be remembered that the city of Split, that is, the mayor,
[00:27:49] made a decision to ban the sale of alcoholic beverages
[00:27:53] from 11 am to 6 am, this was enabled by the
[00:27:57] law on amendments to the trade law,
[00:28:00] which came into force. in August,
[00:28:04] he says he believes and, that is, that he is in contact,
[00:28:08] that is, in communication with the citizens of the old city
[00:28:11] core, he found out that it somehow yielded
[00:28:14] results, the citizens believe that one,
[00:28:18] that is, the biggest problem are precisely night
[00:28:21] clubs, which will be tried to be agreed upon at today's session,
[00:28:25] what can be done and how can it be done with them, let's also remember that
[00:28:29] the relevant minister Glavina, in the amendment to the law on...
[00:28:32] "hospitality industry, actually failed to agree with his
[00:28:36] party colleague Tomislav Šuta, who asked
[00:28:39] him to allow local self-government units
[00:28:43] to regulate the work of night clubs,
[00:28:46] that is, to introduce video surveillance and to introduce
[00:28:50] guest counters, that is, people who are in
[00:28:54] clubs, but also that the city can revoke
[00:28:57] operating licenses if for any of these clubs,
[00:29:01] if... for any of these clubs there are, there are more, there are more
[00:29:05] complaints, we know that according to the law it is not possible, we know
[00:29:08] that it is currently not possible to close these
[00:29:11] mentioned clubs because they have all the
[00:29:15] permits, we will see how this session will unfold,
[00:29:18] but what everyone believes in, especially the residents of
[00:29:22] the old city core, is that their problem will finally
[00:29:26] be solved, and they expect a better tomorrow
[00:29:29] in the next tourist season, we are at the city council session and we
[00:29:32] are following everything, exactly, Vesela, thank you, we will see what
[00:29:36] today's session will bring to Split and its citizens.
[00:30:00] confirmed Croatia's credit rating at A3 and maintained a stable
[00:30:04] outlook, highlighting the quality of institutions, responsible fiscal
[00:30:08] policy, and continued economic growth. What exactly
[00:30:11] reforms is Croatia implementing? The guest of New Day is Zvonimir
[00:30:14] Savić, advisor to Prime Minister Plenković for
[00:30:17] economy.
[00:30:19] The scandal in Germany is growing, how August Hening,
[00:30:23] the man who spent seven years at the head of Germany's most important
[00:30:26] intelligence service BND, where he had
[00:30:29] access to the most strictly guarded state secrets, fell. Srećko
[00:30:33] Matić will speak live from
[00:30:35] Germany for New Day.
[00:30:39] Public consultation on anchor prices begins. Which activities
[00:30:42] will be excluded from the obligation to publish them? Minister of
[00:30:46] Economy Šušnjar said that nothing is set in
[00:30:49] stone. We are following the development
[00:30:51] of events.
[00:30:54] US President Trump suddenly announced that a ceasefire
[00:30:57] had been agreed on energy.