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Ski resorts allowed to open in nine regions on Saturday
Ljubljana – Ski resorts in nine regions that have been moved to the red tier of coronavirus restrictions will be allowed to reopen on Saturday. With few exceptions, skiers will have to produce a negative test result to hit the slopes and strict public health rules will have to be observed. Ski lift operators are happy to be able to welcome visitors again.
Star cyclist Tadej Pogačar becomes tourism ambassador
Ljubljana – Cyclist Tadej Pogačar, winner of the Tour de France, is the latest in line of top athletes to become an ambassador of Slovenia promoting the country as a tourist destination. The athlete will join forces with the Tourism Board (STO) to call attention to what he considers perfect spots across the country for cycling and leisure activities.
Dodik's note to Ukraine: On what basis do you claim that?
It pertains to the icon that he gave to the head of Russian diplomacy, Sergey Lavrov, and which Ukraine claims was stolen from the Lugansk region.
Drasko Stanivukovic, Pretender to Bosnian Serb Throne
According to Stanivukovic, Dodik will try to change the regulations in the Republika Srpska, establishing the new position of city "manager" who would be appointed by the city council and hold all effective powers.
Forgotten Victims: Serbs Targeted in Bosnia-Croatia Border Village Killings
On that same day in Traktorska Street in Sijekovac, a village near the northern Bosnian town of Bosanski Brod, where Milosevic still lives, soldiers and members of paramilitary groups, some of which consisted of locals Croats and Bosniaks, killed his father Luka and two brothers, Zeljko and Dragan, who was 17. Zeljko's body has never been found.
Bosnia’s Milorad Dodik and His Enablers
But the day-to-day headlines obscure a bigger, simpler truth.
Dodik remains a threat to the central feature of the Dayton Peace Accords - peace in Bosnia, and thus the whole of the Western Balkans - because for a decade and a half he has faced virtually no meaningful consequence for his increasingly extremist positions.
Inaction should shame Europe
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Medieval Sword Discovered in Stone Enchants Bosnians
A medieval hand-and-a-half-long sword rammed into stone, discovered this summer at the bottom of the river Vrbas in Bosnia, has been hailed by experts as a significant archaeological find.
As the sword was literally plunged into stone, it has been necessary to slowly separate the stone from the sword under water, as the sword had to be recovered together with a part of the rock.
Dacic casts ballot in Savski venac
BELGRADE - Serbian FM and Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) leader Ivica Dacic cast his ballot in the Belgrade local elections at 9.15 am Sunday.
At polling station No. 35 in the municipality of Savski venac, he was accompanied by wife Sanja and son Luka, who voted for the first time.
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Debt-Ridden Bosnia Lavishes Cash on Political Parties
While ordinary people and investors are emigrating because of Bosnia's deepening political crisis and poor business environment, local political parties seem to be flourishing, thanks to steady and ample financial support from the state budget and from their membership fees.
Experts Query Bosnia's Solid Growth Rate
Bosnia's Council of Minister has issued optimistic projections about the country's GDP growth in 2015, but experts say the reported increase has little to do with the real economy.
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