Headlines
- The EU removed oil embargo against Yugoslavia
- The Parliamentary elections in Serbia will take place in December
- Who is stealing money allocated for refugees in B&H?
- Deadline for voucher bids in the RS has been prolonged
Belgrade
The Parliamentary elections in Serbia will take place on 17th December. The Federal Prime Minister, Momir Bulatovic resigned last night.
The EU removed oil and flight embargo against FRY. The French Foreign Minister will visit Yugoslavia tomorrow, in order to inform the new President on the decision. Reported by Gordana Frimel.
Banja Luka
The RS Prime Minister, Milorad Dodik supports democratic changes in Yugoslavia, but claims that Milosevic still controls all relevant institutions in the country. Mr. Dodik suggested that removal of sanctions against Yugoslavia should be postponed, Anes Alic reported.
Mostar
The Canton Court of Hercegovacko-Neretvljanski Canton in Mostar received approval from the ICTY for processing charges against 27 Bosniacs for crimes against civilians. Denis Vila produced the report.
Mostar
The HDZ delegation, led by the party’s Chairman, Ante Jelavic met the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Mostar, Safet Orucevic and Neven Tomic behind closed doors. “We fully support the work of Orucevic and Tomic in Mostar. Their policy is HDZ policy as well”, Mr. Jelavic said after the discussions. Reported by Ines Kajic.
Sarajevo
The Chairman of B&H Presidency, Alija Izetbegovic met high officials of the Federal Ministry of Defence and the Federal Army today. Izetbegovic said that he hoped they would continue developing tolerance among people and defending interests of B&H after his resignation as well, Meliha Hasanbegovic reported.
Zepa
There were several cases of corruption in refugee return. Zepa is one of such cases. Reported by Amarildo Gutic.
Bocinja
“Implementation of property laws in Bocinja was completed, in accordance with municipal plan of action “, the Head of the Maglaj municipality, Mehmed Bradaric said. 138 houses have been returned to their pre-war owners, Mirna Sadikovic reported.
Sarajevo
Devastation of flats and stealing of property during evictions is very frequent. Mirjana Horvat, an invalid who cannot move properly returned to her devastated flat recently. Former inhabitants left several bags with trash in the flat. Reported by Damir Kaletovic.
World
93 people died in Israeli-Palestinian clashes so far. The EU Commissioner for Foreign Affairs, Xavier Solana will visit the region tomorrow.
The Russian Prime Minister, Igor Ivanov visited Syria.
The US President, Bill Clinton suggested that a new meeting of officials from Near East takes place this week in Egypt.
According to first official election results in Poland, former Communist leader, Alexander Kochnevski has been re-elected. Slobodan Maksimovic reported on world events.
Banja Luka
The RS Privatisation Agency prolonged deadline for start of voucher bids until 22nd November.
Banja Luka
The RS Ministry of Internal Affairs does not have any information on when new single passports will be introduced. Entities will cover costs for the new passports.
Sport
Reports on local football and international tennis were presented.