The first threat of a lawsuit against "Pfizer"
Bosnia-Herzegovina received new conditions for the delivery of vaccines through COVAX program, and this country is required to negotiate directly with Pfizer.
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Another strong earthquake hits Croatia: "Suddenly, the windows start to crackle"
At 10.58 a.m., an earthquake struck central Croatia again, which was also felt in Zagreb.
Neighbors' calculate: 40 percent get sick, 20 percent get vaccinated, pandemic's over
Member of the Croatian Council for combating COVID-19, prof. dr. sc. Gordan Lauc, says that his country will soon emerge from the coronavirus crisis.
Berane: Bear stralled through the city PHOTO / VIDEO
The photo of a cub on a tree near Berane Hotel in Berane, and the other walking near the river Lim, quickly went viral.
Russian Embassy in Zagreb under siege due to the vaccine
Thousands of Croatian citizens have contacted employees of the Russian Embassy in Zagreb these days in search of a Russian coronavirus vaccine.
"Serbia prepares Kosovo battle in Niksic"
Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic said that official Belgrade interpreted the results of the Montenegrin elections "by the logic of the conquerors".
Croats frustrated, Serbs delighted
Croatian portal Index.hr states that Serbia, along with Great Britain, has become a leader in vaccination in Europe.
Croatia sent a note of protest to Serbia
Last night, the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Croatia sent a protest note to the Embassy of Serbia in Zagreb.
Milo Djukanović signed the Law on Freedom of Religion
The President of Montenegro, Milo Djukanović, signed the laws passed by the Parliament, among which is the Law on Freedom of Religion.
