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From an idyllic childhood in communist Yugoslavia, as a teenager, Mirsad's world becomes a living nightmare as the Bosnian War brings shelling, torture, murder and ethnic cleansing to his village, leaving deep scars that haunt and transform his life. Today's episode featured Mirsad Solakovic. If you would like to contribute to help the Solak Gym (a charitable organization) that Mirsad helped create, you can donate through PayPal at solakgym@hotmail.com. You can see and find out more about the gym on Instagram @solakgym. You can also find out more about Mirsad on Instagram @mickey_solak and on Twitter @MirsadSolakovic, there you can find links to his memoir "The Boy Who Said Nothing" Producers: Whit Missildine Content/Trigger Warnings: war, murder, ethnic cleansing, graphic violence, torture of a minor, graphic bodily injury, rape, suicidal ideation, explicit language Social Media:Instagram: @actuallyhappeningTwitter: @TIAHPodcast Website: thisisactuallyhappening.com Website for Andrew Waits: andrdewwaits.com Support the Show: Support The Show on Patreon: patreon.com/happening Wondery Plus: All episodes of the show prior to episode #130 are now part of the Wondery Plus premium service. To access the full catalog of episodes, and get all episodes ad free, sign up for Wondery Plus at wondery.com/plus Shop at the Store: The This Is Actually Happening online store is now officially open. Follow this link: thisisactuallyhappening.com/shop to access branded t-shirts, posters, stickers and more from the shop. Transcripts: Full transcripts of each episode are now available on the website, thisisactuallyhappening.com Intro Music: “Sleep Paralysis” - Scott VelasquezMusic Bed: "Union Flow" - Spuntic ServicesIf you or someone you know is struggling with the effects of trauma or mental illness, please refer to the following resources: National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: Text or Call 988 National Alliance on Mental Illness: 1-800-950-6264National Sexual Assault Hotline (RAINN): 1-800-656-HOPE (4673)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

rWotD Episode 2571: Mirsad Terzić Welcome to random Wiki of the Day where we read the summary of a random Wikipedia page every day.The random article for Saturday, 18 May 2024 is Mirsad Terzić.Mirsad Terzić (born 12 July 1983) is a Bosnian handball player for Wisła Płock.He is a left-back, but primarily known as a defender. While with Izviđač though, he scored 50 goals in only six games of the 2004–05 EHF Champions League season. Which made him the number three top scorer during the group stage. Terzić is also the most capped international and the all-time top scorer for the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 01:02 UTC on Saturday, 18 May 2024.For the full current version of the article, see Mirsad Terzić on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm Amy Standard.

Muslimani širom svijeta ispraćaju mjesec Ramazan koji im je donio spokoj pobožnosti, radost porodičnog okupljanja uz iftare i sehure, i pružio godišnju priliku da očiste svoje tijelo i dušu, ustezanjem od jela pića tokom dana, ali još važnije od nelijepih djela i nepriličnog govora. Povodom Ramazanskog bajrama koji ove 2024. godine dolazi sutra, 10. aprila, razgovarali smo sa dr. Mirsadom Kalajdžićem, koordinatotorom za vjerske poslove islamske zajednice Bošnjaka u Australiji, kojeg je imenovao reis ul- ulema IZ BiH prije dvije godine. Doktor Kalajdžić je govorio o Ramazanu u Sydneyu, aktivnostima džemata u NJW, te uputio bajramsku čestitku vjernicima.

From an idyllic childhood in communist Yugoslavia, as a teenager, Mirsad's world becomes a living nightmare as the Bosnian War brings shelling, torture, murder and ethnic cleansing to his village, leaving deep scars that haunt and transform his life. Today's episode featured Mirsad Solakovic. If you would like to contribute to help the Solak Gym (a charitable organization) that Mirsad helped create, you can donate through PayPal at solakgym@hotmail.com. You can see and find out more about the gym on Instagram @solakgym. You can also find out more about Mirsad on Instagram @mickey_solak and on Twitter @MirsadSolakovic, there you can find links to his memoir "The Boy Who Said Nothing" Producers: Whit Missildine Content/Trigger Warnings: war, murder, ethnic cleansing, graphic violence, torture of a minor, graphic bodily injury, rape, suicidal ideation, explicit language Social Media: Instagram: @actuallyhappeningTwitter: @TIAHPodcast Website: www.thisisactuallyhappening.com Support the Show: Support The Show on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/happening Wondery Plus: All episodes of the show prior to episode #130 are now part of the Wondery Plus premium service. To access the full catalog of episodes, and get all episodes ad free, sign up for Wondery Plus at https://wondery.com/plus Shop at the Store: The This Is Actually Happening online store is now officially open. Follow this link: https://www.thisisactuallyhappening.com/shop to access branded t-shirts, posters, stickers and more from the shop. Transcripts: Full transcripts of each episode are now available on the website, thisisactuallyhappening.com Intro Music: ""Illabye" – TipperMusic Bed: "Union Flow" - Spuntic ServicesIf you or someone you know is struggling with the effects of trauma or mental illness, please refer to the following resources: National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: Text or Call 988 National Alliance on Mental Illness: 1-800-950-6264National Sexual Assault Hotline (RAINN): 1-800-656-HOPE (4673)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

For the second time in as many weeks, the president of the Platform for Progress, Mirsad Hadžikadić, appeared on national TV in Bosnia and Herzegovina. And once again he was asked to address the current state of affairs in the country and his stance on some of the political strife that continues.

The president of the Platform for Progress, Mirsad Hadžikadić, continues his push, through recorded video messages, to address the ongoing strife in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This marks his first real public efforts since the general election on November of 2022, which was followed by the restricting of the Platform.  During our recent conversation Hadžikadić expressed confidence that his message is with some who are very concerned about the current state of affairs. 

For the first time since the general elections in November of 2022, the president of the Platform for Progress, Mirsad Hadžikadić, was interviewed on national TV in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Hadžikadić took the opportunity to explain his lengthy hiatus, the restructuring of the Platform for Progress, and address the issues that continue to cause strife within the country.

Mirsad je ljubljanski taksist, ki je pri enajstih vozil Fičota. Med drugim razloži, zakaj so policisti v Novem mestu po njem poimenovali ulico in kje kot špediter nikoli ni spal. Z veseljem bi vozil tudi preminule, a je lobi premočan. . ZAPISKI: MIRSADOVA TELEFONSKA: 070214727 FOTKA MIRSADA IN NJEGOVE ŠKODE - https://ibb.co/CwrNm0s , https://ibb.co/XyfZxFm . PODPRI ATMOSFERCE - https://app.vibeit.co/sl/atmosferci/product/obesek-atmosferci PODPRI KOMOTAR MINUTO - http://shop.komotarminuta.com/en SAŠA KAPETANOVIČ INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/sasa_kapetanovic/ JURE GREGORČIČ INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/jure_gregorcic/ CIRIL KOMOTAR INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/komotar_minuta/

It has been another busy and grueling week for the president of the Platform for Progress, Mirsad Hadžikadić, as he continues his travels throughout Europe in advance of the October presidential elections. He has held town hall meetings in Sweden, Austria, and Germany, as he meets with the diaspora in those countries. His message is for them to become more engaged and that they are a key if true change is going to occur in Bosnia and Herzegovina. 

It has been an agonizing last few weeks for Mirsad Hadžkadić, as ongoing circumstances had him questioning where he should remain a candidate for the Bosniak presidential council seat. In the end, he came to the decision that he would remain a candidate and continue to push forth the agenda of the Platform for Progress. A vision he feels is best for Bosnia and Herzegovina and its future. We spoke at length about what ultimately led to his decision and his current whirlwind tour throughout Europe, meeting with Diaspora, and sharing his vision for the future of the country.

While many are re-evaluating jobs and workplaces, former Citi executive Mirsad Capric has taken the step others only dream of – a sabbatical away from a successful career. In this latest episode of Digital Workplace Impact, Nancy Goebel hosts an energizing conversation with the former Director of Digital Strategy and Platforms at global investment bank, Citi. Having seized the moment to pause, Mirsad is now re-energizing, refocusing and rethinking what comes next; a journey he's sharing on social media and which is resulting in some great discussions. During this two-part tour, Nancy and Mirsad uncover the realities and adventures a career break can bring. They also share insights and expertise on search within a corporate digital context, and – drawing on his long career in digital communications – Mirsad offers some practical and actionable dos and don'ts to help digital workplace practitioners today. So, listen now for more search tales from the digital workplace, and for ideas and experiences that will resonate with digital workplace practitioners and potential career-breakers everywhere. (Show notes, links and transcript for this episode.) Guest speakers: Mirsad Capric, former Director of Digital Strategy and Platforms, Citi  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Time is running short for Mirsad Hadžkadić to make his final decision on whether to continue to run for president in Bosnia and Herzegovina or withdraw his candidacy. His hand was forced recently upon the announcement of the formation of another opposition coalition that would also have a presidential candidate on the ballot in its attempt to unseat the ruling nationalists. We had a very heartfelt discussion about the agonizing decision he has been forced to make. One that he continues to say will be based solely on what is best for the country.

o Mirsad Sahiti vorbil pa e rom katar o Balkan so avile anda swedo po 1990 talet.

For the Platform for Progress president, Mirsad Hadžikadić, it has been a long and grueling two weeks. He and the Platform vice president, have been traveling around Bosnia and Herzegovina, meeting with citizens, and collecting the signatures needed for his hame to appear on the October ballot as the presidential candidate for The Country coalition. During this time he also learned of the news that three major opposition parties have announced plans to back a single candidate to run for the Bosniak presidential council seat as well. News that has Hadžikadić contemplating his future plans.

On Thursday, December 9th, Mirsad Hadžikadić announced that he will once again seek the Bosniak presidential council seat in the 2022 general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Only this time it will not be as an independent candidate. During today's press conference, he also announced the formation of a coalition party, “The Country”, which will bring together other parties from around the country in a unified effort to unseat the current nationalist leadership. Following the press conference, Hadžikadić spoke to me about the strategy behind the formation of the coalition, and his decision to run once again. 

Yetimhanede büyüyen Haris, 1991-1995 yılları arasında gerçekleşen Yugoslavya iç savaşında, Sırpların Srebrenica'ya başlattığı Krivaya 95 Harekatı'nda Sırp ordusuna bağlı Çetnik Paramiliter Akrepler grubunda yer alır. Bosna ordusundaki komutan Mirsad'a bilgi sızdırıp Sırp baskınlarını önlemeye çalışan Haris, çocukluk arkadaşlarının savaşta öldürülmesine, yapılan işkencelere daha fazla tahammül edemez ve Bosna ordusuna katılarak Mirsad ve Zahir ile beraber aynı cephede savaşır. Savaş sırasında Mirsad sevdiği kadını, Zahir ise kardeşini kaybeder. Yaşadıkları bu acıya sebep olanların peşine düşen Mirsad ve Zahir, bir sonuç elde edemez. Aradan geçen 15 sene sonrasında Haris ve Mirsad, suçluların yakalanıp adalete teslim edilmesi için uğraşır. Bu sırada uluslararası savaş suçluları mahkemesinde araştırma görevlisi Laura ve savaşta ailesini kaybetmiş olan avukat Nermina, Haris'i bulur ve ona savaş suçlularıyla ilgili bilgilerinin olduğunu söyler. Bu durum üzerine Haris, Mirsad ve Zahir, Srebrenica'da soykırım suçunu işlemiş Çetnikleri bulmak için amansız bir mücadeleye girişir.

Mirsad Solakovic grew up in a Bosnian Muslim family during the 1980s, in a country where people from a range of different ethnic groups and religions lived side by side. This harmony was shattered for Mirsad at the age of 13, when his Serbian teacher turned up at school one day in military uniform and pointed a gun at him. As war descended on his town, he and his family were rounded up and Mirsad was singled out and tortured by that very same teacher. They were then sent to a concentration camp on the school grounds as part of a wave of ethnic cleansing. They escaped to England as refugees, but Mirsad was by now experiencing severe PTSD – Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. He found it hard to adjust, suffered bullying and wouldn't speak, until two of his new teachers asked if he would talk about his life in the school assembly. It would be a life-changing moment for Mirsad. He's written a book about his experiences called The Boy Who Said Nothing. Get in touch: outlook@bbc.com Presenter: Emily Webb Producer: Edgar Maddicott Picture: Mirsad Solakovic (left) with his family Credit: Mirsad Solakovic

Mirsad Solakovic grew up in a Bosnian Muslim family during the 1980s, in a country where people from a range of different ethnic groups and religions lived side by side. This harmony was shattered for Mirsad at the age of 13, when his Serbian teacher turned up at school one day in military uniform and pointed a gun at him. As war descended on his town, he and his family were rounded up and Mirsad was singled out and tortured by that very same teacher. They were then sent to a concentration camp on the school grounds as part of a wave of ethnic cleansing. They escaped to England as refugees, but Mirsad was by now experiencing severe PTSD – Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. He found it hard to adjust, suffered bullying and wouldn't speak, until two of his new teachers asked if he would talk about his life in the school assembly. It would be a life-changing moment for Mirsad. He's written a book about his experiences called The Boy Who Said Nothing. Get in touch: outlook@bbc.com Presenter: Emily Webb Producer: Edgar Maddicott Picture: Mirsad Solakovic (left) with his family Credit: Mirsad Solakovic

Mirsad is a UK based Bosnian Refugee, critically acclaimed Author of “The Boy Who Said Nothing”, teacher and entrepreneur. Connect with Mirsad at @mickey_solak and buy his book at https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1542771366/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_FvNIybCYW1ZFZ Watch Mirsad on LadBible here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxLFoZ48fXs*********Thanks to our episode sponsor MAP IT FORWARD • Small Business Coaching and mastermind groups for new and experienced entrepreneurs in the specialty coffee industry around the world. Launching new mastermind groups for small business owners outside of the coffee industry in 2021. Visit www.mapitforward.org for more details.**********VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.loveandotherdelusions.com FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: @loveandotherdelusionspodcastWatch this episode on our youtube channel www.youtube.com/leesafar

Mirsad Solakovic survived a war in which 100,000 people died in the heart of Europe in the 1990s. Mirsad was just 13 years old when the Bosnian war devastated his life. Like the entire country, Mirsad's life was torn apart with his village, neighbours, family and friends divided and forced to fight. Put into concentration camps, beaten, tortured and starved, this is an incredible story of survival and escape. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

William Schmidt of Germany officially stepped into his new role as the High Representative of Bosnia and Herzegovina on August 1st. He replaces Valentin Inzko, who had held the position for the last 12 years. The High Representative is pointed by the European Union and is tasked with overseeing the 1995 Dayton Peace agreement, which brought the Bosnian war to an end. The president of the Platform for Progress, Mirsad Hadžikadič, had an opportunity to speak with both Schmidt and Inzko on Monday during an informal reception to introduce Schmidt. Mirsad indicated that he hopes to have more private and formal discussions with Schmidt in the future, to explain in more detail the vision of the Platform. Mirsad said he is encouraged though, by the fact that Schmidt has openly discussed the need for electronic voting in the country, an issue that Mirsad and the Platform have been pressing for the last three years. Mirsad, also spoke to me about an opportunity he had to revisit some of his family roots.

For the third time, the president of the Platform for Progress, Mirsad Hadžikadić, along with his wife Mirzeta, walked the mountainous road between Nezuk and Srebrenica. It was along that road in July of 1995, that over 8,000 Bosniak Muslim men and boys were massacred by Serbian troops during the Bosnian War. For 17 years, thousands have gathered each year from around the world to walk the “road of death”, and to pay tribute to those who lost their lives. I recently spoke with Mirsad as he spoke of the long and grueling walk of nearly 62 miles and the stories of those who once again have touched his heart and soul.

Though internal issues continue to dominate much of the time of Platform for Progress president, Mirsad Hadžikadić, looking ahead to the 2022 general elections must still be addressed. During our recent conversation, Mirsad spoke of efforts to assemble a think tank of business leaders and key influencers, who will be tasked with identifying key issues that must be addressed for the betterment of the country as a whole. He says he can't claim to be the first with this idea but certainly believes the Platform is the most committed, of any, in an attempt to awaken the general public of the urgent need for change.

Locals-Mitgründer Florian Leibold spricht mit Mirsad Fazlic über seine Flucht aus dem ehemalige Jugoslawien und über seine neue Heimat in Deutschland. Der Tischtennis-Landestrainer blickt auf 25 Jahre im TSV Schwarzenbek zurück und gibt Einblicke in seine Gedanken zum Sport in unserer Stadt und zum Sport als Teil der Gesellschaft.

Platform for Progress president, Mirsad Hadžikadić, has in his words, experienced the most difficult week of his political career.  What was thought to be a smooth transition to the appointment of the new mayor in Sarajevo was anything but.  Once again politics as usual reared its ugly head and undermined the process of this historic occasion and cast a bad light on the Platform.  Mirsad and I spoke about the challenges of the week and what this all means moving forward.

As the planning for the 2022 general electiosn have begun some difficult decisions lie ahead for the Platform for Progress.  Should the Platform go it alone again as it did in 2018, join an existing coalition of parties, or start its own coalition?  And of course the big question of whether Mirsad Hadžikadić, the president of the Platform, will again run for the presidency.  Mirsad and I spoke about the critical decisions that lie ahead, the timeline for making those decisions, and the pros and cons that each pose.

Državni sekretar Mirsad Đerlek najavio plan za vakcinaciju u udaljenim selima. Tužilaštvo i policija traže od kompanije Telegram podatke o grupama u kojima su se delile eksplicitne fotografije i snimci žena. NUNS i Civil Right Defenders traže zaštitu novinara KRIK-a zbog napada provladinih tabloida

The Platform for Progress continues to struggle with internal strife that has been plaguing the organization since the local elections back in November.  The president of the Platform, Mirsad Hadžikadić, says it has become very apparent that outsiders have infiltrated the ranks of the organization resulting in infighting, changing allegiances, defaming posts about himself and questions about who to trust these days.  Mirsad and I spoke about these troubling times and what can be done as it tries to prepare for its annual convention coming up later in the month. 

Šef tima za vakcinaciju Mirsad Đerlek poručuje da je Srbija vrlo blizu da pobedi koronu, član Kriznog štaba Srđa Janković napominje - nije vreme za ublažavanje mera. Da li se Beograd može smatrati bezbednim gradom nakon porasta slučajeva nasilja? Himna BiH više od 20 godina nema tekst

Hopes were running high for the Platform for Progress following the local elections in November as there were clear signs that the Platform was indeed becoming a political force, a power broker, in Bosnian politics.  However, events of recent have cast a bit of a shadow on the new enthusiasm as the strategizing for the 2022 general elections had already begun.  There were already plans underway to restructure some of the personnel within the Platform, which in itself was causing some personnel issues.  However, one of the top members of the presidential governing board handed in his resignation as well as some other members of the Platform.  There has been a defection by at least one Platform member who was elected to a city council seat.  And with all of this the mudslinging against Mirsad and the Platform has begun in earnest both internally and externally.  I recently spoke with Mirsad about these troubling and challenging times and what lies ahead.

With the local elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina now over the Platform for Progress has begun in earnest its planning and strategizing for the 2022 general elections.  For Mirsad Hadzikadić, president of the Platform for Progress, and the members of his team they now have the luxury of having been through one general election and the local elections.  They can look at what did and did not work as they plan for the future.  Over the last 2 1/2 years the Platform has established itself as a political force, and with that the growing pains that come with it.  Mirsad and I spoke about the most recent meeting of the presidential governing board as it looks forward to the 2022 presidential election and what needs to be done.

Mirsad Selimbegović was born and raised in Yugoslavia.  He has decided now is the time to share his emotional story of being held captive for many months in military and concentration camps during the war and genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina from 1992-1995.  His hope by coming forward is that perhaps it will serve as a reminder of mans inhumanity to man, and will prevent such genocides and atrocities from happening in the future.  Sharing his story, as you will hear, also provides a time for personal healing some 29 years later.

Crnogorski istoričar, profesor Šerbo Rastoder u intervjuu za RSE govori o predlogu rezolucije o priznavanju genocida počinjenog u Srebrenici koji je parlamentu na usvajanje podnijela Bošnjačka stranka. Mirsad Đerlek, iz Ministarstva zdravlja Srbije, govori o vakcinaciji protiv korona virusa

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Much still has to be done as the local elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina are just over one month away.  However, Mirsad Hadzikadic the president of the Platform for Progress, and his team are already looking ahead and beginning preparations for the presidential election in 2022.  Mirsad and I spoke about many of the ongoing issues facing the Platform with the local elections just over a month away and the fact they are already looking ahead to 2022.

As was the case in the presidential election in 2018, the Platform for Progress will have representatives on many of the election boards that are being assembled to oversee the voting process at the voting precincts across the country on election day.  However, the inherent corruption that exists as part of that process is rearing its ugly head once again.  When Mirsad Hadzikadić, the president of the Platform, and I spoke here in Charlotte, North Carolina, he discussed how his team is navigating its way through the process as the local elections are now scheduled for November 15.  He also took the time to discuss how the political climate both in Montenegro and Belarus is having a direct influence on Bosnia and Herzegovina Nadgledanje glasanja tokom predstojećih lokalnih izbora u Bosni i Hercegovini Kao što je bio slučaj  i na predsjedničkim izborima 2018. godine, Platforma za progres imat će predstavnike u mnogim biračkim odborima koji se formiraju kako bi nadgledali proces glasanja na biračkim mjestima u cijeloj zemlji na dan izbora. Međutim, svojstvena korupcija koja postoji u tom procesu ponovo pokazuje svoju ružnu glavu. Kada smo Mirsad Hadzikadić, predsjednik Platforme, i ja razgovarali ovdje u Charlotteu u Sjevernoj Karolini, riječ je bilo o tome kako njegov tim navigira kroz taj proces s obzirom da su lokalni izbori zakazani za 15. novembar. Mirsad je takođe izdvojio vremena da govori o tome kako političke klime u Crnoj Gori i Bjelorusiji imaju direktan uticaj na Bosnu i Hercegovinu. 24.09.2020. Kliknite ovdje da pročitate intervju sa Mirsadom Hadžikadićem na službenim jezicima Bosne i Hercegovine

On Saturday, August 29th, Zenica was the site of the seventh peaceful protest march coordinated by the Platform for Progress.  Zenica, the fourth largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina his located some 60 miles north of Sarajevo.  During my recent conversation with Mirsad Hadzikadić, president of the Platform, we talked about the success of the march, particularly in light of all of the regulations that are in place due to COVID-19.  He also took a moment to reflect on how this event as well as others of recent are true indicators of the growth of the Platform in just two short years. U Zenici održana sedma mirna protestna šetnja Platforme za progres U subotu, 29. avgusta, Zenica je bila mjesto održavanja sedme mirne protestne šetnje koju je organizovala Platforma za progres. Zenica, četvrti grad po veličini u Bosni i Hercegovini, smještena je oko 63 kilometra sjeverno od Sarajeva. Tokom mog nedavnog razgovora s Mirsadom Hadžikadićem, predsjednikom Platforme, razgovarali smo o uspjehu protestne šetnje, naročito u kontekstu svih propisa koji su na snazi ​​zbog COVID-19. Mirsad se takođe osvrnuo na to da su ovaj događaj kao i ostali skoriji događaji istinski pokazatelji rasta Platforme tokom samo dvije kratke godine 03.09.2020. Kliknite ovdje da pročitate intervju sa Mirsadom Hadžikadićem na službenim jezicima Bosne i Hercegovine  

After numerous delays and rumblings that the local elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina could actually be canceled, a new date of November 15, 2020, has been set. During my recent conversation with Mirsad Hadzikadic, we discussed the significance of this new development amidst all of the recent controversies.  He also shared that after a twelve-year absence local elections will be held in Mostar, the fifth largest city, on December 20.  The Platform for Progress has been adamant in its demands that the elections once again be held and organized several peaceful protest walks over the last several weeks to voice those concerns. Lokalni izbori u Bosni i Hercegovini su sada zakazani za 15. novembar Nakon brojnih odgađanja i glasina da bi lokalni izbori u Bosni i Hercegovini zapravo mogli biti otkazani, zakazan je novi datum: 15. novembra 2020. godine. Tokom mog nedavnog razgovora s Mirsadom Hadžikadićem, razgovarali smo o značaju ovog novog razvoja situacije usred svih nedavnih kontroverzi. Mirsad je takođe rekao da će lokalni izbori biti održani 20. decembra i u Mostaru, petom gradu po veličini. Platforma za progres odlučna je u zahtjevima da izbori budu održani, te je organizovala nekoliko mirnih protestnih šetnji tokom poslednjih nekoliko sedmica kako bi se oglasila u vezi ove problematike. 31.07.2020. Kliknite ovdje da pročitate intervju sa Mirsadom Hadžikadićem na službenim jezicima Bosne i Hercegovine

Deset osoba preminulo od korona virusa u Novom Pazaru, saopštio doktor Mirsad Đerlek. Priština iznela nerealne zahteve, izjavio u Parizu predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić. Šta kažu građani sa trećeg za redom protesta u Beogradu?

Emisija namenjena slušaocima u Srbiji. O aktuelnoj situaciji u Novom Pazaru, jednom od žarišta korona virusa, govori Mirsad Đerlek, koordinator Opšte bolnice u tom gradu. Koji su razlozi za ispeh HDZ na izborima za hrvatski Sabor?

Medsebojna ljubezen. Ljubezen do kave, kolesarstva in druženja ju vodi na njuni skupni poti. Na poti, kjer osrednja točka kolesarski bar. Velo bar je dnevni bar, kjer se srečajo prijazni ljudje, kolesarji, ljubitelji šal, manekeni, filozofi in vsi ostali. Prisluhni!

With the October 4 local elections now a go, the Platform for Progress is totally focused on the tasks at hand, making sure to address all of the key logistical issues moving forward.  These include making sure that all required signatures from registered voters from towns and municipals across the country are acquired so that Platform candidates can appear on the ballot, finalizing the lists of those candidates, to campaign messaging.  However when Mirsad and I spoke he said despite all of their efforts they must still navigate the numerous stumbling blocks along the way. Platforma za progres se nada da će imati kandidate na glasačkim listićima u barem 35 gradova S obzirom da će lokalni izbori biti održani 4. oktobra, Platforma za progres je u potpunosti usmjerena na glavne zadatke, vodeći računa da budu riješena sva ključna logistička pitanja. To podrazumijeva i nabavku svih potrebnih potpisa registrovanih birača iz gradova i opština širom zemlje kako bi se Platformini kandidati mogli pojaviti na glasačkim listićima, finaliziranje liste tih kandidata, te upravljanje predizbornom kampanjom. Međutim, kad smo Mirsad i ja razgovarali, on je rekao da, uprkos svim naporima, oni još uvijek moraju prevazići brojne prepreke na putu. 14.05.2020. Kliknite ovdje da pročitate intervju sa Mirsadom Hadžikadićem na službenim jezicima Bosne i Hercegovine

Due to the coronavirus outbreak in Bosnia and Herzegovina there has been some speculation as to whether the local election scheduled for October 4 would go on as scheduled, postponed or possibly not held at all.  This week the Central Electoral Commission announced the elections will now be held as scheduled.  I spoke with Mirsad about the announcement and the strategies now moving forward for the Platform.  We also spoke about the latest regarding the coronavirus.   Lokalni izbori će biti održani u Bosni i Hercegovini 4. oktobra 2020. godine Zbog izbijanja korona virusa u Bosni i Hercegovini, bilo je nagađanja o tome hoće li lokalni izbori zakazani za 4. oktobar biti održani kad su i zakazani, odgođeni ili neće uopšte biti održani. Ove sedmice Centralna izborna komisija je najavila da će izbori biti održani prema rasporedu. Razgovarao sam s Mirsadom o toj najavi i o strategijama Platforme za progres u skladu s tim. Takođe smo razgovarali o najnovijim vijestima o korona virusu. 07.05.2020. Kliknite ovdje da pročitate intervju sa Mirsadom Hadžikadićem na službenim jezicima Bosne i Hercegovine

Business, as usual, has taken on new meaning for the Platform for Progress as Mirsad Hadzikadic and his team continue to navigate the uncharted waters of the coronavirus.  Mirsad and I recently spoke about the latest on the coronavirus outbreak in Bosnia and Herzegovina and its ongoing impact on the Platform in its day to day activities.  Korona virus nastavlja da utiče na napredak Platforme za progres na mnogim frontovima Pojam „uobičajeno poslovanje“ dobija novo značenje za Platformu za progres dok Mirsad Hadžikadić i njegov tim nastavljaju da plove neistraženim vodama korona virusa. Mirsad i ja smo nedavno razgovarali o najnovijim dešavanjima kad je u pitanju pojava korona virusa u Bosni i Hercegovini i njegov trenutni uticaj na Platformu i njene svakodnevne aktivnosti. 03.04.2020. Kliknite ovdje da pročitate intervju sa Mirsadom Hadžikadićem na službenim jezicima Bosne i Hercegovine  

As the coronavirus continues to make its presence felt around the globe, there are now seven confirmed cases in Bosnia and Herzegovina. And as a result of the wrath it has reigned, particularly in Italy and other neighboring countries in Europe, the country has barred entry to travelers from those countries most affected by the coronavirus outbreak and banned public gatherings of more than 300 people indefinitely.  As a result travel has been limited at best for Mirsad Hadzikadic and the Platform for Progress as they continue organizing around the country in preparation for the local elections in October of 2020.  When Mirsad and I recently spoke he said planned trips to Austria had to be cancelled in addition to several appearances in Bosnia and Herzegovina.  But despite these setbacks he says he was able to present a major Platform proposal in the city of Mostar that could restore local elections there for the first time in twelve years. Učinak korona virusa u Bosni i Hercegovini Dok je korona virus i dalje prisutan širom svijeta, u Bosni i Hercegovini sada ima sedam potvrđenih slučajeva. Kao rezultat gnjeva koji je zavladao, posebno u Italiji i ostalim susjednim zemljama u Europi, zemlja je zabranila ulazak putnicima iz onih zemalja koje su najviše pogođene korona virusom i zabranila javna okupljanja više od 300 ljudi na neodređeno vrijeme. Kao rezultat toga, putovanja su ograničena za Mirsada Hadžikadića i Platformu za progres, jer se oni i dalje organizuju širom zemlje u okviru priprema za lokalne izbore koji će se održati u oktobru 2020. godine. Kad smo Mirsad i ja nedavno razgovarali, on je rekao da planirana putovanja u Austriju moraju biti otkazana, kao i nekoliko nastupa u Bosni i Hercegovini. Uprkos tim smetnjama, kaže da je uspio predstaviti značajan Platformin prijedlog u gradu Mostaru, koji bi tamo mogao ponovo uspostaviti lokalne izbore po prvi put nakon  dvanaest godina. 13.03.2020. Kliknite ovdje da pročitate intervju sa Mirsadom Hadžikadićem na službenim jezicima Bosne i Hercegovine

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Mirsad Purivatra, Artistic Director, Sarajevo Film Festival Artistic Director Mirsad Purivatra recaps the highlights of the Sarajevo Film Festival’s 20th edition, and the open-minded passion that has made them the region’s top film event. Festival section: Sarajevo Film Festival Reporter: Natasha Senjanovic The post Mirsad Purivatra – Sarajevo Film Festival #20ThSFF appeared first on Fred Film Radio.