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[00:00:02] parents still have a crucial role in supervision, but
[00:00:05] the law should make their job easier.
[00:00:09] We want to give parents back their parental role, and children
[00:00:12] their childhood. However, the law could come into effect
[00:00:16] at the earliest in 2028. But
[00:00:19] until then, it could undergo
[00:00:22] body burns. These are also certain changes. This would make the European
[00:00:24] Union follow other countries that have already introduced certain
[00:00:27] bans. Australia was the first to introduce a complete
[00:00:31] ban on access to social networks for children under
[00:00:34] 16 years of age by the end of 2025, with
[00:00:38] million-dollar fines for platforms that do not
[00:00:41] comply with the rules. Duša Mlađenović,
[00:00:43] N1.
[00:00:48] At the end of the news and weather
[00:00:50] refinery in Yaroslavl and forecast, we hear Sara Botić. Real summer weather these days, temperatures
[00:00:54] above average, from Friday evening we expect a bit more clouds,
[00:00:58] local showers, and... at the beginning of next week, a refreshing
[00:01:02] cooling. Warm air still remains over our
[00:01:05] area, but more moisture and instability are coming from the west, and
[00:01:09] therefore in the coming days we expect more clouds,
[00:01:12] occasional rain and showers, but despite that, until Sunday the temperature
[00:01:16] remains from 25 to 30°.
[00:01:20] The weather on Friday will be partly cloudy and warm, mostly
[00:01:24] dry during the day, and in the evening in the west we expect transient rain and local
[00:01:27] showers during the night to Saturday, so... the rain will spread
[00:01:31] over most of the country, wind light to
[00:01:34] moderate, predominantly northern, and the minimum temperature in the coming
[00:01:37] night from 10 to 17 degrees, while Friday will be
[00:01:41] the warmest day of this week with a maximum daily temperature of
[00:01:45] 25 to even 32
[00:01:47] degrees. For the weekend, then, it remains partly cloudy and
[00:01:51] warm, but it will be unstable with rain, local showers and
[00:01:55] thunderstorms in most of the country, at the beginning of next
[00:01:58] week, changeable and... cooler with rain and
[00:02:01] showers, temperatures will be autumn-like, on Monday
[00:02:04] we expect up to 25, then from Tuesday the temperature will be only
[00:02:08] 20
[00:03:01] Trump's candidate for ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ronald Johnson,
[00:03:05] presented his priorities before the Senate: stability, energy, and American
[00:03:09] investments in focus. He unequivocally confirmed that a
[00:03:12] genocide was committed in
[00:03:13] Srebrenica.
[00:03:18] From tonight's news, we also
[00:03:20] highlight:
[00:03:25] The Border Police of Bosnia and Herzegovina seized a record
[00:03:28] 1.1 tons of drugs with a street value of up to
[00:03:31] 33 million
[00:03:33] euros.
[00:03:37] Water reductions in Sarajevo are becoming more frequent, and rain is still not
[00:03:40] in sight. The settlement of Bostarići has been without water for
[00:03:43] six days in a
[00:03:44] row.
[00:03:48] A forest fire is raging on Blidinje, the terrain is inaccessible, extinguishing
[00:03:51] is possible only from the air. Croatia approved Canadian firefighting planes as
[00:03:55] humanitarian aid to Bosnia and
[00:03:56] Herzegovina.
[00:04:00] In Mostar and Neum, 32 degrees were measured today,
[00:04:04] tomorrow in BiH moderately cloudy, light rain
[00:04:07] possible in some places.
[00:04:13] The hearing of candidates for US ambassadors to Bosnia and
[00:04:16] Herzegovina and Serbia turned into
[00:04:18] where the necessary staff a sharp debate about the business interests of President Donald Trump's
[00:04:21] family in the Balkans, the possibility
[00:04:25] that US embassies could be used to promote
[00:04:28] them was discussed. about the genocide in Srebrenica and
[00:04:32] the glorification of war crimes, and among the priorities of
[00:04:35] Trump's candidate for ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina are
[00:04:38] stability, energy, and American
[00:04:41] investments.
[00:04:45] Mr. Johnson, do you agree that what happened in
[00:04:49] Srebrenica was genocide?
[00:04:52] I think I could unequivocally tell you that Srebrenica was
[00:04:56] a genocide, as were the verdicts that were handed down through
[00:05:00] the judicial systems you previously mentioned,
[00:05:02] absolutely.
[00:05:05] Do you agree that it is important to clearly state that this is the position
[00:05:08] of the United States, especially when we hear figures like Milorad
[00:05:12] Dodik, as he tries to incite separatism and
[00:05:15] cause further ethnic and religious tensions in Bosnia and
[00:05:18] Herzegovina? Senator, you can be sure that
[00:05:22] when I am in office, I will be very decisive in
[00:05:25] recommending those courses of action, as you mentioned earlier,
[00:05:29] absolutely. Democratic Senator Jeanne
[00:05:32] Shaheen recalled during the hearing of the US Ambassador to
[00:05:36] Bosnia and Herzegovina the glorification of convicted war criminal Ratko
[00:05:40] Mladić precisely by Milorad Dodik, advocating for the independence
[00:05:44] of Republika Srpska, hate speech. Ronald Johnson responded that he will
[00:05:48] be a strong advocate for what is stated in the National Defense Act,
[00:05:52] if confirmed, and there, let's recall, in the context of the Western
[00:05:55] Balkans, the possibility of returning individual sanctions for
[00:05:59] undermining the Dayton Peace Agreement was also mentioned. However,
[00:06:02] that this will happen could be noticed in the introductory speech. The United States
[00:06:06] remains committed to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Bosnia
[00:06:10] and Herzegovina and peace. Under the Dayton
[00:06:13] Agreement, local leaders should take responsibility for the problems
[00:06:17] in the country, which is actually in line with Trump's foreign policy
[00:06:21] agenda, "America First," which Johnson himself
[00:06:24] mentioned. 30 years after Dayton, the future of Bosnia
[00:06:27] and Herzegovina should increasingly be shaped by its own leaders
[00:06:31] and institutions. If confirmed, I will encourage
[00:06:35] pragmatic, locally driven solutions to political and economic
[00:06:38] challenges and support efforts to strengthen cooperation among
[00:06:42] different communities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Johnson also spoke about
[00:06:45] the upcoming elections, saying that he would work with all stakeholders
[00:06:49] to calm tensions and preserve stability. He also mentioned Russian
[00:06:52] and Chinese influence, particularly emphasizing economic relations and
[00:06:56] the energy sector, which he called key for the United States.
[00:07:00] They asked him about American projects in Bosnia and Herzegovina, whether the embassy
[00:07:03] should help private projects of people close to Donald Trump.
[00:07:07] He replied: "Everyone is welcome," but added:
[00:07:10] "And I don't believe that the President would actually ask me to
[00:07:14] help him with financial matters for his family, and if
[00:07:18] he did, I think I would refer back to the State Department
[00:07:21] headquarters to get clarification, sir.
[00:07:25] Otherwise, the hearing of Ronald Johnson began with warnings from leading
[00:07:28] members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that peace in Bosnia and
[00:07:32] Herzegovina must not be taken for granted, that Washington must clearly
[00:07:36] defend the Dayton Agreement, the sovereignty and territorial
[00:07:39] integrity of the country. Tina Elindizda.
[00:07:42] N1.
[00:07:46] In the continuation of the news, do not
[00:07:47] miss it.
[00:07:51] What future awaits the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina? The official start
[00:07:55] of the development strategy until 2034.
[00:07:58] year.
[00:08:04] In the Bure operation in the area of Ilijaš, approximately
[00:08:07] 1.1 tons of synthetic narcotics were seized, which, according
[00:08:10] to the Border Police of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is the largest seizure
[00:08:13] of synthetic drugs in Bosnia and Herzegovina. One person was
[00:08:17] deprived of liberty. The market value of the seized drugs is
[00:08:20] estimated at 5 million euros, while its value after
[00:08:23] sale in individual doses on the street could range between
[00:08:26] 25 and 33 million euros. It is an
[00:08:30] extremely dangerous synthetic cathinone that
[00:08:33] is a substitute for cocaine and ecstasy on the street market
[00:08:37] of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region. Such synthetic stimulants
[00:08:40] are sold at a price of 20 to 30 euros per
[00:08:44] gram. In addition to drugs, the border police temporarily seized
[00:08:47] special full-face masks with advanced system filters
[00:08:51] and ribbed air supply tubes that
[00:08:54] are used exclusively during chemical synthesis and production of illegal
[00:08:58] substances during cooking, as protection, as well as firearms,
[00:09:01] mobile phones, seals, and business documentation
[00:09:05] of legal entities.
[00:09:09] The fire that has been active for several days in the area of the nature park
[00:09:12] Blidinje has flared up again and affected a part of the forest. Strong
[00:09:16] winds and prolonged drought contribute to the spread of the fire, and
[00:09:19] family houses and holiday homes are only 100 to
[00:09:23] 200 meters from the fire site. Due to
[00:09:25] the inaccessible terrain, extinguishing with ground forces is currently not
[00:09:29] possible, it was announced by the operational center of the civil protection of the
[00:09:32] Herzegovina-Neretva Canton. All available
[00:09:35] firefighting forces from Jablanica and neighboring towns and municipalities
[00:09:38] are engaged in extinguishing the fire, and the fire continues to spread.
[00:09:42] Air tractor helicopters of the armed forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina are assisting
[00:09:46] with aerial extinguishing. The Government of the Republic of Croatia approved the use
[00:09:49] of two Canadian firefighting planes to provide humanitarian aid to Bosnia and
[00:09:53] Herzegovina.
[00:09:57] Two people were injured in a fire that broke out last night in
[00:10:00] a home for the elderly in the settlement of Mosoravac in
[00:10:03] the area of Lukavac. The injured persons are in serious condition with
[00:10:07] burns to their faces and bodies, and were transported to the University
[00:10:10] Clinical Center Tuzla. From the professional fire department
[00:10:14] Lukavac, it was said that the fire was of low intensity and
[00:10:17] occurred in one room. All competent services are on the ground and
[00:10:21] are determining the circumstances of the fire.
[00:10:26] University Clinical Center Tuzla hospitalized
[00:10:29] two patients. Patient with initials HO
[00:10:32] has severe burns associated with
[00:10:35] inhalation burns. The patient is intubated and on
[00:10:38] mechanical ventilation. The second patient with initials
[00:10:42] MO has facial burns and
[00:10:47] severe burns. Both patients are in extremely serious
[00:10:50] health condition. Teams of the University Clinical Center Tuzla
[00:10:54] quickly and rationally responded to the admission,
[00:10:57] triage, surgical intervention, and all other interventions required
[00:11:00] by the health condition of these
[00:11:02] patients.
[00:11:05] Bosnia and Herzegovina is facing the consequences of prolonged lack
[00:11:09] of precipitation. The dry period leaves its mark on watercourses,
[00:11:12] groundwater, and springs, and forecasts for the coming days do not
[00:11:16] bring much reason for a change in this picture. Because of all this, water
[00:11:20] reductions are becoming more frequent in Sarajevo, especially in hilly
[00:11:23] settlements.
[00:11:26] Damir Kadrić has been without water for six days and he is not the only one. In the
[00:11:29] higher parts of Širokača, water has not been flowing from the taps since last
[00:11:33] week. Residents of Bostarići Street say that they have faced
[00:11:37] reductions before, but this time
[00:11:40] the situation is particularly difficult. We manage by finding the nearest
[00:11:44] tap, filling canisters, then
[00:11:47] bringing it home and pouring it from one container to another.
[00:11:50] And we have also developed this system of pouring
[00:11:54] water on each other. Or the system of pouring water on ourselves from a bottle to wash
[00:11:57] our hands. I feel sorry for the female part of the population
[00:12:01] most of all, who has to provide conditions for herself, her children, her husbands, and herself
[00:12:05] after all, hygienic conditions and everything. Why don't
[00:12:09] they turn off the water in the government, in the presidency, in the municipality,
[00:12:12] but only terrorize us? The problem is actually outdated
[00:12:15] reservoirs, they tell us from the local community council, they have been
[00:12:19] warning about this for some time, but without effect.
[00:12:22] The problem with that water is not even those reductions, but the problem is that
[00:12:26] pump in the reservoir that when it needs to be turned on when
[00:12:30] there is a certain level in the reservoir, it is actually turned on
[00:12:33] manually, no one has ever come to turn it on,
[00:12:37] the problem is the justification of the management of the waterworks
[00:12:40] and sewerage, that is, it should not be an excuse,
[00:12:44] force majeure, that is, drought for
[00:12:47] their idleness and their ignorance, they still have not received a tanker,
[00:12:50] nor have the residents of the New Town street King Stjepan Toma,
[00:12:53] where there has been no water for almost two months, for Zabrđe
[00:12:57] it is interesting that there is, even though the water supply is regular there, which was
[00:13:00] admitted by the waterworks. At the same time, in
[00:13:03] Širokača, a few hundred meters below Bostarići street, water
[00:13:07] is gushing from the asphalt, to make the absurdity even greater, while
[00:13:10] cubic meters of water are irreversibly flowing through Sarajevo streets, the main
[00:13:14] Sarajevo spring Bačevo has almost dried up. The reason
[00:13:18] is that we do not have those multi-day moderate
[00:13:21] precipitations. These showers and
[00:13:25] short-term precipitations do not contribute to the replenishment of
[00:13:28] our groundwater and rivers across Bosnia and
[00:13:32] Herzegovina are entering September with unusually low water levels,
[00:13:35] some watercourses are recording almost record low values, as for
[00:13:39] precipitation in the coming days, it is mostly of weak locally
[00:13:43] moderate intensity in the form of a stronger downpour, from this point of view
[00:13:46] in principle as far as we are able to see, that is about 15 days, for now
[00:13:50] there is still no signal for any intensive
[00:13:54] precipitation. If the period without significant rain continues, the
[00:13:57] Agency for the Sava River Basin warns that water levels
[00:14:01] could further drop, especially in smaller
[00:14:04] watercourses. How much the situation will change will depend primarily
[00:14:07] on precipitation. However, one heavy rain does not necessarily
[00:14:11] mean the end of the problem. Dry periods are not only this
[00:14:15] year. So, we have had dry periods for about 15 years
[00:14:18] where we constantly have a deficit in the amount of
[00:14:22] precipitation that we have, whether it is snow, whether it is
[00:14:26] rain, whether it is some hail, and the rain that we have, it
[00:14:30] becomes mostly
[00:14:32] torrential, a large amount falls in a short
[00:14:35] time and causes a flash flood, quickly
[00:14:39] drains away, very little goes into the soil.
[00:14:42] Therefore, experts warn, we must use water more rationally and
[00:14:46] preserve natural resources so that we do not lose what
[00:14:50] we currently have. Fejzakulina
[00:14:52] N1.
[00:14:56] At a time when citizens need concrete results, the
[00:14:59] Federation announces a turnaround in planning the future. The development strategy
[00:15:03] for 2034 is starting with an ambitious, but much-needed
[00:15:06] goal: to turn strategic documents from mere
[00:15:09] wishes into strictly defined projects with stable
[00:15:13] financing. Can experts in the next six months
[00:15:16] lay the foundations for a different development?
[00:15:20] How many goals from the development strategy
[00:15:22] of the Federation of BiH until 2027
[00:15:25] have actually been achieved has not yet been
[00:15:28] precisely determined. The document envisioned
[00:15:31] accelerating economic development, improving the position of young people,
[00:15:34] energy transition, environmental protection, and a more efficient public
[00:15:38] sector. Experts who participated in its preparation admit
[00:15:42] that they are not satisfied with the implementation. Unfortunately,
[00:15:45] what we envisioned in that strategy was not
[00:15:48] realized as we wanted and as much as it could have been,
[00:15:51] so we hope that with this strategy we will correct that. Therefore,
[00:15:55] one of the first tasks is to determine what has been achieved, what has not, and
[00:15:59] what are the reasons. Experiences from the previous period should be
[00:16:02] the basis for a different approach to the new development plan. This is a
[00:16:06] key horizon. A permanent
[00:16:08] multi-sectoral document that defines
[00:16:12] social consensus and development priorities in the next
[00:16:15] planning period. Uh, the strategy itself
[00:16:19] uh is here to bring concrete
[00:16:23] changes, mm improvement for the lives of citizens, we
[00:16:26] must within strategic documents further concretize
[00:16:30] the conceptual projects that will be directly available for
[00:16:33] financing through the public investment program, therefore, and
[00:16:36] establish a better connection with the financial framework, that is,
[00:16:40] that is one of the lessons learned, taught by what we had in previous
[00:16:43] strategies, where it was defined
[00:16:46] primarily as priorities,
[00:16:50] as a wish list without
[00:16:52] clearly defined deadlines, responsibilities,
[00:16:56] goals, financing, mm, I think that
[00:17:00] m, I said that very clearly, we don't need that, we don't need another new
[00:17:03] document that no one even opened and now at the end we will take it and look
[00:17:07] at what is in it, and what is not, what was not done, so that
[00:17:10] uh, I think it is very important that today there are people
[00:17:14] here who have both competence, knowledge and opportunities who will
[00:17:17] initiate m today
[00:17:19] activities so that through the formation of an expert group we can come
[00:17:23] to a proposal for a strategy. At the first conference, representatives
[00:17:27] of the academic community, economy and civil society spoke about projects
[00:17:30] and priorities for the next planning period. Among them are
[00:17:34] investment in science, development of artificial intelligence, digitalization, and
[00:17:37] green transition, but the experience of the previous strategy
[00:17:41] also raises the question of whether new priorities will actually be
[00:17:44] implemented. We need a data center, we need research
[00:17:47] institutes. The government should, for
[00:17:50] the next year, give at least
[00:17:54] 1.8% of the gross domestic product for
[00:17:57] research, it will give a tenth of that, so
[00:18:00] how much it listens. So where are we, we
[00:18:03] are now in the European family last by
[00:18:07] population, so we are somewhere at
[00:18:10] 45% of the European average, we need to
[00:18:14] make an effort in the area of production,
[00:18:17] that means to increase the production of
[00:18:20] ideas, increase the knowledge base, increase innovation, introduce
[00:18:24] an innovation policy that we don't even have, in order to improve the standard
[00:18:27] of living. Now the plan is to develop a higher quality, clearer
[00:18:31] strategy so that what was envisioned by 2034
[00:18:34] will be achieved. The goal is in the next six months
[00:18:38] to involve as many interest groups as possible, listen to
[00:18:42] their demands and concretize projects that should be
[00:18:45] financed through the public investment program. Mirna
[00:18:48] Ždralović,
[00:18:51] N1. Since the beginning of this year,
[00:18:54] 27 doctors from six cantons have left the country.
[00:18:58] Most of them go to Slovenia, Austria, Germany, and Scandinavian
[00:19:01] countries, and the main reasons are better salaries and working conditions.
[00:19:05] According to the data of the Medical Chamber of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, about 10
[00:19:08] doctors leave this canton annually. Nevertheless, the authorities from the health sector say
[00:19:12] that the situation is not
[00:19:14] worrying for now.
[00:19:17] While many healthcare institutions warn about a shortage of medical
[00:19:21] staff, the University Clinical Hospital Mostar, as the largest healthcare institution
[00:19:24] in Herzegovina, employs 3,000 workers, among
[00:19:28] whom are about 500 doctors. The director of this institution says that
[00:19:31] the problem is not their shortage, on the contrary, he claims that the hospital currently has
[00:19:35] a surplus of employees. I have
[00:19:37] a big problem because I have a surplus of doctors, maybe you look at me
[00:19:41] strangely, namely we have a good circumstance that our faculty
[00:19:45] is in our backyard
[00:19:47] we really have enough doctors and
[00:19:51] the only real problem for me is how not to admit
[00:19:54] all the people who want to join
[00:19:57] the hospital. Well, as far as our hospital is concerned, for now we really
[00:20:01] don't have that problem, and since we are talking about people leaving the hospital,
[00:20:04] for example, we had middle staff in the last... several years,
[00:20:08] many of them left, over a hundred of them
[00:20:12] returned to work, but the situation is not the same
[00:20:15] in all healthcare institutions in the cantonal hospital. While Safet Mujić
[00:20:18] says there are a solid number of doctors, there is a shortage of specialists, and one
[00:20:22] of the main problems they cite is the Supreme Court's ruling, according to which a doctor, after
[00:20:26] completing specialization, can leave the institution that enabled and
[00:20:29] financed their specialization and go abroad, where another country,
[00:20:33] without any investment, gets an already trained expert. For
[00:20:37] now, we do not have alarming indicators when it comes to our
[00:20:41] canton, but it is definitely one of the potential problems
[00:20:44] since, as I say, young people
[00:20:48] are looking for better opportunities for themselves, we are aware that...
[00:20:51] that the current method of financing healthcare is not sufficient
[00:20:55] for them to have such conditions, primarily financial, and in some parts, working, so they can
[00:20:59] be completely satisfied and not have to look for any other
[00:21:02] alternative. An additional problem is the large difference in doctors' incomes among
[00:21:06] cantons. According to data from the Federation of Professional Unions of Doctors
[00:21:10] of Medicine and Dentistry, currently doctors in the Canton of Sarajevo, Tuzla, and
[00:21:14] Zenica-Doboj are among the best paid, while the incomes of their colleagues in other cantons are up to
[00:21:17] 30% lower. Such differences, they warn, do not only lead to
[00:21:21] departures abroad, but also to migrations of doctors within
[00:21:24] the Federation, to where the conditions and incomes are more favorable. Uh,
[00:21:28] the reasons are, on the one hand, uh, the conditions in which
[00:21:31] our doctors work, on the other hand,
[00:21:34] namely the financial capabilities of our healthcare system, the question
[00:21:38] of resources, the question of finances, the question
[00:21:42] of healthcare staff, the question of
[00:21:45] uh, the development of primary healthcare, which is our. namely the accent
[00:21:49] on primary healthcare, the question, namely, can we
[00:21:53] respond, namely to the modern demographic trend
[00:21:56] and the needs of the population in such circumstances, namely there are many
[00:22:00] questions that influence the final
[00:22:03] opinion, namely the eventual departure of our
[00:22:07] doctors. This system is unsustainable in the long run, says
[00:22:10] the president of the government, claiming that reorganization is needed, as well as finding new
[00:22:13] sources of financing. Without such changes, she warns, it will be increasingly difficult
[00:22:17] to ensure stable functioning of healthcare institutions
[00:22:20] and retain existing staff. When we also
[00:22:24] add the national-political context, which is the reality of this
[00:22:28] canton, we are aware of the difficult decisions
[00:22:31] that await us in the future, but we will have to make
[00:22:34] a reorganization, we will have to find new sources
[00:22:37] of financing, because today it is more than evident that with these sources
[00:22:41] of financing we cannot satisfy the needs
[00:22:44] of the healthcare system that we have built. And the shortage of expert
[00:22:48] staff remains a problem in a large part of the country. A country that already has one of the lowest
[00:22:51] numbers of doctors in Europe in relation to the population, if that
[00:22:55] trend continues, the question will no longer be only how to keep them,
[00:22:59] but who will treat those for whom the healthcare system exists.
[00:23:02] Dženana Kaminić Puce, N1,
[00:23:05] Mostar.
[00:23:08] Problems of employees at the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo were
[00:23:12] again pointed out, overtime, redistribution
[00:23:15] of jobs, lack of staff, infringement of employees' rights,
[00:23:18] are just some of the problems cited by healthcare workers,
[00:23:22] at the same time they do not receive answers
[00:23:25] from the clinical center.
[00:23:27] 25 years of work at the Clinical Center for
[00:23:31] Elvira Isić Karić should have been a reason for
[00:23:34] pride. Today it is difficult for her to talk about the institution where she
[00:23:38] spent most of her working life, because, as she claims,
[00:23:41] employees work under pressure, it is difficult to exercise
[00:23:45] their rights. It is very difficult to talk about
[00:23:48] an institution where you have worked for so long,
[00:23:52] sometimes I am even ashamed, I must admit, and I was
[00:23:55] a proud employee for so many years. I am sorry
[00:23:58] to say that people work under
[00:24:02] fear, I am sorry to say that certain things
[00:24:05] are imposed for which
[00:24:09] these people cannot fight, except to contact
[00:24:12] the union, lawyers,
[00:24:16] unfortunately the clinical center has put employees in a position...
[00:24:20] where they can only achieve certain solutions through lawsuits.
[00:24:24] The Health Workers' Union of Sarajevo Canton demands from the management
[00:24:27] active involvement in processes related to
[00:24:31] employee rights. The list of problems is long, but
[00:24:34] among other things, they mention attempts to reduce employee
[00:24:38] rights, problems in work organization, and
[00:24:41] non-recognition of professional qualifications. We
[00:24:44] have members of the union in this institution who have been working for over 20, 30
[00:24:48] years and who are not recognized as staff, they have completed
[00:24:51] faculties, we had an agreement that this would be
[00:24:55] recognized, but
[00:24:58] that is not happening. They boasted about the
[00:25:01] opening of 8,000 square meters of space at the clinical
[00:25:05] center. I publicly ask
[00:25:08] is, how those jobs were filled, where
[00:25:12] the nurses are, the doctors,
[00:25:15] laundresses, cleaners, everything that is needed for that
[00:25:19] institution. The topic, they claim, is that employees exist
[00:25:22] in the work schedule, in the calculation
[00:25:25] of overtime hours, where the employee is told to come and work
[00:25:28] from 12 to 14 hours or to come and work from 3
[00:25:32] to 16, that is the working time that
[00:25:36] the collective agreement and the mind does not
[00:25:39] recognize, nor does the law itself. Overtime
[00:25:42] work in the clinical center is
[00:25:45] paid in lump sums,
[00:25:49] not for everyone. in clinics and
[00:25:51] depending on the head of the clinic. In
[00:25:55] the meantime, the clinical center also announced, but
[00:25:58] regarding the political engagement of employees, but
[00:26:01] they touched upon... the situation in this institution, stating that there is
[00:26:05] continuous investment in education and
[00:26:07] specialization. Dragica Pejaković,
[00:26:10] N1.
[00:26:14] By the end of the news, don't
[00:26:15] miss it.
[00:26:19] While Trump threatens the European Union over plans to join Canada,
[00:26:23] the Canadian Prime Minister in the European Parliament on a stronger
[00:26:26] alliance with the Union, Erasmus, defense and
[00:26:29] minerals.
[00:26:35] After a short break, Russia launched massive missile attacks on Kyiv,
[00:26:39] Desudnye Par and Zaporizhzhia. In the attacks, more than 20
[00:26:42] people were injured and residential and energy infrastructure was damaged. On
[00:26:46] the other hand, Ukraine responded with drone attacks deep into Russian
[00:26:49] territory, hitting an oil
[00:26:53] a military air base in Rostov-on-Don, where, according to
[00:26:56] Ukrainian officials, six aircraft were damaged. In
[00:27:00] the meantime, the House of Representatives of the American Congress adopted a comprehensive
[00:27:04] bill on new sanctions and tariffs against Russia and sent it to
[00:27:07] President Trump for signature, which the President of Ukraine
[00:27:11] Volodymyr Zelensky welcomed as a key step towards stopping
[00:27:15] the war.
[00:27:19] We heard explosions, and glass, glass
[00:27:23] was falling everywhere, we didn't know where to go,
[00:27:26] all our windows fell in our house,
[00:27:29] it was very scary, very scary.
[00:28:02] the leadership, which has settled in
[00:28:05] Brussels, we have
[00:28:08] repeatedly said that we are not
[00:28:12] going to attack Europe, the president recently dwelled on
[00:28:16] this topic in detail, emphasized that we have
[00:28:20] no interests in doing this, but
[00:28:22] if Europe, which daily talks about preparing for
[00:28:26] war against Russia, attacks the Russian
[00:28:29] Federation, then it will be...
[00:28:38] Addressing the European Parliament, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney called
[00:28:42] for the creation of a new alliance for the future between Canada and the European
[00:28:46] Union to strengthen collective resilience in conditions
[00:28:49] of geopolitical turmoil and economic pressures.
[00:28:53] Carney proposed expanding cooperation in critical
[00:28:56] minerals, artificial intelligence, energy security, defense, and
[00:29:00] education, emphasizing that the goal of this... alliance is not
[00:29:03] to create a new power
[00:29:04] bloc.
[00:29:08] We don't want to rule over others,
[00:29:11] on the contrary, we want to achieve
[00:29:14] resilience, so that no one can gain
[00:29:17] control over our open markets, threaten
[00:29:20] our sovereignty, threaten territorial integrity,
[00:29:24] undermine our freedoms, democracy or the rule of law,
[00:29:27] these reasons, coupled with
[00:29:31] our latent... hard power, mean that
[00:29:34] we can help create a new just,
[00:29:37] stable, prosperous world order.
[00:29:41] I would say in general we should
[00:29:46] not and would not want to be
[00:29:49] scared of something new. Europe has never
[00:29:53] been afraid of forging new
[00:29:55] parts, creating, if I can use this in in your presence
[00:29:59] mark new frontieres and
[00:30:17] US President Donald Trump threatened the European Union with new
[00:30:21] high tariffs if Canada becomes an associate member
[00:30:24] of the Union. Trump called such a possibility ridiculous
[00:30:28] and said he could consider it a hostile act. He warned that
[00:30:32] the United States could, in response, impose high
[00:30:36] tariffs or suspend trade with Europe in certain
[00:30:39] sectors, accusing Canada of being a bad trading partner.
[00:30:56] If they do that, if I think it's at all a hostile act, I will.