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A recent hearing at the Cantonal Court in Sarajevo determined the detention of Ibro Berilo, Nadja Milisic, Adis Mulaosmanovic, and Edina Dzigal for one month as part of the “Incitat” Operation. The Prosecutor of the CS Prosecutor’s Office, Darko Soldat, detailed the reasons for their detention, citing their involvement in criminal activities since 2013, including breaches of official duties. Soldat highlighted instances of illegal expropriation of state property and the construction of unregistered apartments. Intercepted conversations revealed discussions on illegal sales and code words referring to police presence. Defense lawyers, Senad Pizovic and Marijan Kresic, argued against the detention, claiming…

At the center of the ongoing racist riots that are taking place in the United Kingdom is the anti-Muslim campaigner Tommy Robinson. (Design: Palestine Chronicle) By Robert Inlakesh Whipping up Islamophobia amongst people who are already clearly racists, directing that anger towards Palestinians, is clearly part of an agenda. The recent social unrest in the United Kingdom has shocked the world with viral videos showing White British mobs engaged in riots, arson, attacks on police officers, and more. What many fail to recognize is the connection between the far-right influencers fueling these riots and their ties to promoting anti-immigrant views…

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has issued a warning, stating that Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah may lead Lebanon to pay a steep price in a potential war. Gallant expressed his concern by saying, “As things stand, Nasrallah could drag Lebanon to pay an extremely high price. I can’t even imagine what could happen.” Nasrallah has retaliated, promising a strong response from the “axis of resistance” following the killing of Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr. He emphasized, “The response of the ‘axis of resistance’ against us will be greater than ever before and it will be powerful.” In a recent statement, Israeli…

Jordan, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia have all declined requests from the United States to contribute troops to the post-war peacekeeping force in Gaza, citing concerns about being seen as “Israel’s shield against the Palestinians,” according to sources familiar with the matter. On the other hand, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates have shown a willingness to participate, but with conditions, including that peacekeepers be part of a plan leading to a two-state solution, a framework rejected by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The issue of post-war Gaza remains a key point of contention between the U.S., Israel, Arab states, Hamas, and…

The Parliament of Catalonia is set to convene today to discuss the appointment of a new Prime Minister, Salvador Illa, but all eyes were on the return of former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont. After seven years in exile, Puigdemont made a dramatic entrance in Barcelona to a cheering crowd of 2,500 people at the Parliament of Catalonia. In his speech, Puigdemont denounced the repression faced by Catalans seeking independence and emphasized the need for amnesty laws. His message of “Long live free Catalonia” resonated with supporters who chanted pro-independence slogans. Despite the risk of arrest upon his return, Puigdemont’s presence…

Israel continues to carry out massacres against Palestinian civilians in Gaza. (Photo: Mahmoud Ajjour, The Palestine Chronicle) By Palestine Chronicle Staff   Israel’s continued attacks in Gaza resulted in the death of a Palestinian and left several injured, while many are missing. The Palestinian Foreign Ministry has called for an arrest warrant for Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich after his statement advocating starvation of two million Gazans. Gaza’s Ministry of Health reports staggering casualties with 39,677 killed and 91,645 wounded since the genocide began on October 7th. Thursday, August 8 As tensions escalate in the Middle East, concerns grow over…

In a stern statement, President Zoran Milanović of Croatia condemned the use of Ustasha greetings, symbols, and songs during a recent concert in Imotski. He emphasized that such references to the NDH regime have no place in today’s democratic Croatia, calling for sanctions against those responsible. The concert in question featured performances by Mate Bulić, Dražen Zečić, and Marko Perković Thompson, with attendees displaying HOS t-shirts, torches, and flags associated with the Ustasha movement. Milanović criticized the government for seemingly tolerating such displays, warning against glorifying figures from Croatia’s controversial history. As Croatia commemorates its heroes from the Homeland War,…

With tensions running high in Great Britain following a tragic stabbing incident, more than 6,000 police officers are on high alert for potential anti-immigrant and anti-Islam riots. The far-right extremists have threatened to target asylum centers and immigration offices nationwide. After misinformation spread by hate groups online incited violence in several cities, anti-racist and anti-fascist groups have organized counter-demonstrations to oppose the riots. The government has also deployed a special unit of officers to combat any outbreaks of violence. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has reported over 400 arrests and 100 charges related to the unrest, with the first verdicts expected…

The United States government is investing USD 500,000 in the Central Election Commission (CEC) to implement new electoral technologies during the municipal elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina in October 2024. The ultimate goal is to fully integrate this technology for the general elections in 2026. This initiative falls under the USAID SEI project, which supports electoral integrity in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Courtney Chubb, director of USAID Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina, highlighted the importance of transparent elections to strengthen the country’s path to EU membership. The pilot project will introduce optical scanners at 145 polling stations in selected municipalities. This…

Google entered a $1.2-billion contract with Israel, named Project Nimbus. (Photo: Noah Loverbear, via Wikimedia Commons) Israeli Military Uses Amazon, Google, and Microsoft Services for Gaza Operations The Israeli army has been utilizing Amazon’s cloud service and AI tools from Microsoft and Google for military purposes, handling data related to Palestinians and Gaza. The use of these technologies was disclosed by Col. Racheli Dembinsky, confirming the military’s reliance on these civilian tech giants. Dembinsky described the internal cloud as a “weapons platform,” critical for various military functions in Gaza. AWS specifically provided a server farm for Israeli intelligence operations, aiding…