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ПОКАНА ЗА ОБЩО СЪБРАНИЕ НА СДРУЖЕНИЕ „СИБАЛ“
07-10-2019 Special articles
ДО ЧЛЕНОВЕТЕ НА СДРУЖЕНИЕ „СИБАЛ“ ПОКАНА ЗА ОБЩО СЪБРАНИЕ НА СДРУЖЕНИЕ „СИБАЛ“ На основание чл. 26, ал. 1 от ЗЮЛНЦ и чл. 8.6 от Устава на Сдружение „СИБАЛ“ Управителният съвет свиква на 14.10.2019 г. от 10:30 ч. в офиса на сдружението в гр. София, ул. “Земен“ № 3, Общо събрание на сдружение „СИБАЛ“, ПРИ СЛЕДНИЯ ДНЕВЕН РЕД: 1. Откриване на Общото събрание. 2. Избор на Председател на Общото събрание. 3. Приемане на дневния ред. 4. Представяне и приемане на Годишния финансов отчет и Годишния доклад за дейността на сдружението. 5. Приемане на нови членове на Общото събрание 6. Промени в Управителния съвет на сдружение „СИБАЛ”. 7. Избор на Председател на Управителния съвет. 8....
Read moreПокана за свикване на Общо събрание на сдружение "СИБАЛ"
20-05-2019 Special articles
ДО ЧЛЕНОВЕТЕ НА СДРУЖЕНИЕ „СИБАЛ“ ПОКАНА ЗА ОБЩО СЪБРАНИЕ НА СДРУЖЕНИЕ „СИБАЛ“ На основание чл. 26, ал. 1 от ЗЮЛНЦ и чл. 8.6 от Устава на Сдружение „СИБАЛ“ Управителният съвет свиква на 24.06.2019 г. от 10:00 ч. в офиса на сдружението в гр. София, ул. “Земен“ № 3, Общо събрание на сдружение „СИБАЛ“, ПРИ СЛЕДНИЯ ДНЕВЕН РЕД: 1. Откриване на Общото събрание. 2. Избор на Председател на Общото събрание. 3. Приемане на дневния ред. 4. Представяне и приемане на Годишния финансов отчет и Годишния доклад за дейността на сдружението. 5. Промени в Управителния съвет на сдружение „СИБАЛ”. 6. Избор на Председател на Управителния съвет. 7. Насрочване на дата за следващото редовно заседание...
Read moreAdvanced Research Workshop held in Sofia "Geopolitical Challenges in the East - Implications for Security in the Balkans"
12-06-2017 Special articles
На 2 и 3 юни в хотел Балкан, София се проведе конференция на тема "Geopolitical Challenges in the East - Implications for Security in the Balkans", организирана от Международния информационен център за балкански изследвания- СИБАЛ с подкрепата на NATO SPS Programme. Участие взеха експерти от 11 държави и централата на НАТО в Брюксел. Обсъждаха се актуалните заплахи за сигурността в Югоизточна Европа и отношенията между НАТО и Русия. Очаквайте скоро публикация с техните изказвания. https://www.facebook.com/NGOCibal/posts/1718685585095396
Read moreCroatia’s coronavirus update: 394 new infections, five deaths
07-03-2021 Politics
March 7, 2021 Over the past 24 hours, 394 people in Croatia have contracted coronavirus and five have died, the national COVID-19 crisis management team said on Sunday. There are currently 3,743 active cases of the infection, 767 COVID patients are being treated in hospitals, and 74 of them are on ventilators. Since 25 February 2020, when the first case of the infection was recorded in Croatia, the country has registered 246,514 people infected with coronavirus, 5,590 of whom have died. A total of 237,181 people have recovered, 416 of whom over the past 24 hours. There are currently 14,798 people in self-isolation. To date, 1,385,768...
Read moreBosnia registers another 400 coronavirus infections, 12 COVID-19 fatalities
07-03-2021 Politics
March 7, 2021 A total of 400 new coronavirus infections were confirmed and 12 COVID-19 patients died in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the past 24 hours, healthcare authorities said on Sunday. In Bosnia’s Federation (FBiH) entity, 1,945 people were tested and 297 of them were positive for the virus, while eight died due to the disease. In the other semi-autonomous entity, Republika Srpska (RS), 97 of the 535 people tested were positive and three COVID-19 patients died. Bosnia’s Brcko District also registered six new infections and one fatality related to the disease. More than 136,000 people tested positive for the coronavirus since the outbreak...
Read moreCoronavirus UPDATE: 20 deaths, 3,042 newly infected in Serbia
07-03-2021 Politics
March 7, 2021 According to official data published by Serbia’s Health Ministry on Sunday, another 20 people died in the last 24 hours due to the coronavirus in the country, bringing the total number of COVID-19 fatalities to 4,562. Of the 10,343 people tested in Serbia for the virus since Saturday, 3,042 were positive. There are currently 4,199 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in the country, with 171 of them on ventilators. A total of 485,439 coronavirus infections were confirmed in Serbia since the beginning of the pandemic and the COVID-19 death rate is 0.94 percent. The country tested a total of 3,041,684 people for the virus...
Read moreBelgrade Mayor: Police collected 120 fines for violations of weekend measures
07-03-2021 Politics
March 7, 2021 According to Belgrade Mayor, Zoran Radojicic, police conducted 818 checks to see whether the measures that were introduced over the weekend to prevent the spread of the coronavirus were being respected and collected 120 fines. „The main conclusion is that last night there were no violations of measures in bars but we had to focus our attention more on private parties,“ said the mayor and warned that violation of measures is unacceptable, as it endangers lives and increases the risk of spreading the virus. He said that he agrees with medical professionals more than with business owners regarding the...
Read moreJournalist Nidzara Ahmetasevic: I've been targeted by police for years
07-03-2021 Politics
March 7, 2021 Journalist and human rights activist who was briefly detained on Saturday by police in Sarajevo, Nidzara Ahmetasevic, wrote on social media that she expected something like that to happen for a while already as she has been “targeted by police for years.” “They took me to court several times – each time they lost after it was proven that they were not telling the truth. At the same time, all my complaints and grievances, even requests for help, have been ignored by the police. So they never investigated any of the who knows how many threats I received because...
Read moreOp-ed by OSCE Head, Swedish Ambassador in BiH marking International Women's Day
07-03-2021 Politics
March 7, 2021 There is a “consistent pattern of gender-based attacks on women politicians and public servants” in Bosnia and the recent municipal elections demonstrated "the degree to which women are under-represented in politics, as it is also for other key leadership roles in this country,” head of the OSCE Mission in BiH, Kathleen Kavalec, and Swedish Ambassador, Johanna Stromquist, wrote in an Op-ed ahead of March 8, International Women’s Day. The full Op-ed follows: Only when women and men enjoy equal rights, an equal levels of representation and have equal access to resources, can societies develop in a peaceful, sustainable, and prosperous...
Read moreBosnia's RS entity VP condemns billboard congratulating Ratko Mladic's birthday
07-03-2021 Politics
March 7, 2021 A billboard that emerged in the eastern municipality of Bratunac which congratulates Bosnian Serb war criminal Ratko Mladic’s birthday is a result of the lack of laws that would prevent the glorification of war criminals, the Vice President of Bosnia’s Republika Srpska (RS) entity said, urging the international community to react. According to Ramiz Salkic, the lack of action from the international community in such cases, which “slowly but surely endanger the achieved level of inter-ethnic cooperation” in the RS, is “concerning.” “The glorification of war criminals in Bratunac, Bijeljina and elsewhere in this entity is a consequence of...
Read moreVucic thanks Merkel at opening of the Continental Automotive factory in Serbia
07-03-2021 Politics
March 7, 2021 Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Sunday that his country would not have the economic success it has without Germany and that without its support it would not be able to increase its economic growth. German factories have always brought benefits to local communities, which is why the private sector has also progressed, said Vucic at the opening of the Continental Automotive factory in Novi Sad. He thanked German Chancellor Angela Merkel for supporting Serbia because, noting that she always helped the country attract investors, resolve some regional issues and „paved the way“ for good cooperation between the two countries. „When...
Read moreCRTA: No pluralism in Serbia’s media, Vucic gets half of the air time
07-03-2021 Politics
March 7, 2021 Parties in power in Serbia were given most of the air time on national news programs in the past seven months, while opposition parties have been barely visible, an analysis of the media content the CRTA nonprofit organization said. The data represents another indicator of the lack of political pluralism in the media which is very concerning, having in mind it deprives citizens of objective information, CRTA said. Political actors were given 170 hours of air time, of which 92 % were granted to members of ruling parties who were either portrayed in a neutral (61%) or in a...
Read moreCitizens angered with images of murder victims broadcast on 13 TV channels
07-03-2021 Politics
March 7, 2021 The images of the mutilated bodies, believed to be victims of Veljo Belivuk’s criminal group, which Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Interior Minister Aleksandar Vulin presented to the public on Saturday, were shown on 13 TV channels in Serbia, and this angered people who took to social media to condemn such actions by the authorities. „Every dictator dreams of shutting down the entire nation and for only his picture to pop up on all TV channels,“ one Twitter user posted, along with a photo of 13 TV channels showing an image of Vucic. Vucic’s and Vulin’s move was assessed as...
Read morePhotos of mutilated bodies of men allegedly killed by Belivuk’s group presented
07-03-2021 Politics
March 7, 2021 Following the Saturday session of Serbia’s National Security Council, President Aleksandar Vucic and Interior Minister Aleksandar Vulin presented photographs of the mutilated bodies of two young men whose murders the criminal group of Veljko Belivuk is suspected of committing. Before presenting the photographs, Vucic and Vulin warned that they were about to show disturbing images and that they did their best to protect the identity of the victims. The naked body of a murdered young man who has a tattoo on his leg which indicates that he is a fan of FK Crvena Zvezda (Red Star), can be seen...
Read moreVulin: 1,572 conversations of Vucic and his family members were illegally tapped
07-03-2021 Politics
March 7, 2021 Police handed over material related to the wiretapping of Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic and his family to the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime, Interior Minister Aleksandar Vulin said following the Saturday session of the National Security Council. Vulin said his ministry came across “indisputable evidence” that conversations of Vucic and his family members were illegally recorded 1,572 times. „1,572 telephone conversations were illegally recorded, and as such were noted down without any legal basis, without any policing basis, without any policing reason,” Vulin said, adding that the conversations were being handed to “some high-ranking Interior Ministry officials.” He said that...
Read moreUS diplomat to N1: Deal must be acceptable to both Belgrade and Pristina
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 The US will not impose solutions to Belgrade and Pristina, but an agreement on the normalization of relations must be acceptable to both sides' leaders, and peoples of Serbia and Kosovo, Matthew Palmer, Washington's special envoy for Western Balkans, has told N1 on Friday. He said „it is perfectly normal,“ and added he didn’t believe there was a deadline but that the US saw „the issue as urgent,“ „The longer we wait, the more difficult it will be, and the challenges will be more complicated,“ Palmer said. He added the US supported the European Union and its envoy for the...
Read moreCroatia’s coronavirus update: 658 new cases, 15 deaths, 482 recoveries
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 In the last 24 hours, Croatia has conducted 5,838 coronavirus tests, and 658, that is 11.3%, have returned positive, the country's COVID-19 crisis management team reported on Saturday. In the said period, there have been 15 deaths linked to COVID-19, bringing the death toll to 5,585. Currently, Croatia has 3,770 active cases, of whom 738 are hospitalized patients, including 72 placed on ventilators. Since 25 February 2020, when Croatia recorded its first case of infection with coronavirus, 1.38 million persons have been tested and 246,120 have contracted the virus. Of them, 236,765 have recovered, including 482 in the last 24 hours. There...
Read moreNearly 1,000 new coronavirus infections reported in Bosnia
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 Bosnia is experiencing a dramatic increase in daily coronavirus infections, as a total of 986 people have tested positive for the virus and 19 passed away due to COVID-19 in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the past 24 hours, healthcare authorities reported on Saturday. In Bosnia’s Federation (FBiH) entity, 638 of 2,344 samples tested were positive and 14 COVID-19 patients died. In the other semi-autonomous entity, Republika Srpska (RS), 323 of the 997 people tested were positive and five died due to the disease. Bosnia’s Brcko District has registered another 24 coronavirus infections. More than 136,000 people tested positive for the coronavirus since...
Read moreCoronavirus UPDATE: 17 deaths, 3,519 newly infected in Serbia
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 According to official data published by Serbia’s Health Ministry on Saturday, another 17 people died in the last 24 hours due to the coronavirus in the country, bringing the total number of COVID-19 fatalities to 4,542. Of the 13,087 people tested in Serbia for the virus since Friday, 3,519 were positive. There are currently 4,182 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in the country, with 169 of them on ventilators. A total of 482,397 coronavirus infections were confirmed in Serbia since the beginning of the pandemic and the COVID-19 death rate is 0.94 percent. The country tested a total of 3,031,341 people for the...
Read moreNorth Macedonia registers 722 new coronavirus infections, 8 COVID-19 deaths
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 A total of 722 new coronavirus infections were registered in North Macedonia and eight COVID-9 patients died in the past 24 hours, the country’s Health Ministry said on Saturday. North Macedonia conducted tests on 3,701 people since Friday and 19,51 percent of them were positive. So far, 3,185 people have died due to COVID-19 in the country and 106,832 were diagnosed with the virus since the beginning of the pandemic. There are currently 9,186 active coronavirus cases in North Macedonia. Source: https://rs.n1info.com/english/news/north-macedonia-registers-722-new-coronavirus-infections-8-covid-19-deaths/
Read moreSpecial measures in Serbia during the weekend to prevent spread of coronavirus
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 As of noon on Saturday and until Monday, only pharmacies, gas stations, and grocery stores will be allowed to work, while everything else will be closed to prevent the spread of coronavirus in Serbia. According to the decision of the Government and the Crisis Staff, grocery stores will be able to work until 9 pm, while pharmacies and gas stations do not have limited working hours. All street markets in Belgrade will work as usual during the weekend, and citizens are urged to maintain the prescribed social distance during shopping and wear protective masks. After 12 o’clock, private health institutions, laboratories,...
Read moreMinister: AstraZeneca may sell 200,000 vaccines to Canton Sarajevo
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 The Health Minister in Canton Sarajevo (KS) confirmed that the company AstraZeneca is in the process of reviewing the biographies of him and the KS Prime Minister to reach an agreement on procuring 200,000 vaccines for KS. According to KS Minister, Haris Vranic, the local government allocated 2,5 million Bosnian Marks for the vaccines. KS Prime Minister, Edin Forto, told N1 previously that the canton has been contacting producers in order to procure vaccines but that they would not talk to local arthritis in KS about it, only state institutions. Those producers who were willing to reach an agreement with...
Read moreCoE Human Rights Commissioner condemns arrest of activist Nidzara Ahmetasevic
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dunja Mijatovic, condemned the arrest of human rights activist Nidzara Ahmetasevic in Sarajevo on Saturday, calling for an investigation into the behavior of the police officers involved. “I strongly condemn the violent arrest of human rights defender and journalist Nidzara Ahmetasevic today in Sarajevo and call on the authorities to carry out a prompt and independent investigation into the conduct of the law enforcement officers,” Mijatovic tweeted. Ahmetasevic was released from custody on Saturday afternoon after she was detained that morning in Sarajevo for disturbing public order and...
Read moreActivists condemn detention of human rights activist Nidzara Ahmetasevic
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 Activists condemned the actions of police officers against human rights activist Nidzara Ahmetasevic, who was released from custody on Saturday afternoon after she was detained that morning in Sarajevo for disturbing public order and "disobeying the orders of an officer.” The circumstances that led to the detention of Ahmetasevic can be seen in a video posted on social media. It shows her arguing with police officers. Ahmetasevic can be heard asking one of the officers to wear his mask because of the pandemic several times in the video. “Put handcuffs on this fool, let’s take her to Jagomir,” one of the...
Read moreBosniak minority in Croatia urges members to identify as ‘Bosniaks’ in census
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 A conference on Bosniaks in the 2021 population census was held on Saturday where a joint plan of action by the Bosniak community throughout Croatia and the need to draft an action plan for and inform the community of the importance of ethnic identification was discussed. “The population census is important given the problem of some Bosniaks identifying as Muslims, whereby they are not in the preamble of the Constitution, which doesn’t recognize them as a national minority and so they can’t exercise all the rights that members of national minorities have,” said Armin Hodzic, president of the Zagreb...
Read moreDacic: When the opposition doesn’t get its way, it complains to EP members
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 The President of Serbia’s National Assembly, Ivica Dacic, said that the members of the European Parliament who mediate in the inter-party dialogue before the elections "will certainly not be those determining" who he will invite for talks. Speaking about the upcoming talks on Pink TV, Dacic compared the opposition in Serbia to a „spoiled child“. „You have a spoiled child who is used to getting everything, and when he doesn’t get something, he immediately calls mom and dad, and those are European parliamentarians,“ Dacic said. He also said that he expects the EP members to try to “impose something” which he...
Read moreOrg. Crime Prosecutor deciding what details in Belivuk case to show public
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 Serbia’s President, Aleksandar Vucic, said the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime (TOK) will decide which materials on the criminal acts of Veljko Belivuk's group will be shown to the citizens after the session of the National Security Council. „(TOK) know what to do, what is allowed, and what is not. It is quite certain that because of the work of parents (whose children are missing) we will not show what is the most monstrous thing about it, but we will show some parts so that citizens can see what we are dealing with,“ Vucic said at a press conference...
Read moreFuneral of late retired Serbian Orthodox Bishop Atanasije in Trebinje, Bosnia
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 Hundreds of believers gathered at the local Serbian Orthodox cathedral in Trebinje to attend the memorial service for the late, retired Bishop of Zahumlje-Herzegovina, Atanasije, who passed away on March 4 due to COVID-19. Atanasije will be buried at the Tvrdos Monastery and the Metropolitan Bishop of Dabar-Bosna, Hrizostom Jevic, as well as the head of the Eparchy of Dusseldorf and all of Germany, Grigorije, head of the Eparchy of Budimlja and Niksic in Montenegro, Joanikije Micovic, as well as Maksim Vasiljevic, Bishop of the Diocese of Western America, will lead the funeral service. Atanasije was admitted to the...
Read moreAleksandar Vucic: I did not shoot at Sarajevo during the war
07-03-2021 Politics
March 6, 2021 Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic denied on Friday that he ever shot at Sarajevo - a story that has been circulating in the city for decades, mostly prompted by his nationalistic wartime rhetoric. In an interview for FACE TV, speaking about his role in the wars of the 1990s, Vucic said he is aware of stories about him having shot at Sarajevo with a sniper as he reads “nonsense” about himself every day. “I can’t listen to nonsense and lies. I didn’t shoot, but I was at Pale, doing my job. I listened to all this and I did not answer....
Read moreCoronavirus on March 5: Slovenia
07-03-2021 Politics
March 5, 2021 Slovenia on Friday reported four deaths from COVID-19-related complications and 881 new coronavirus infection cases among 5,435 tested people over the last 24 hours. There were 521 patients in hospitals, 85 of whom in intensive care units. Source: https://rs.n1info.com/english/news/coronavirus-pandemic-daily-regional-update-on-march-5-2021/
Read moreCroatia reports 590 new coronavirus cases, 6 deaths
07-03-2021 Politics
March 5, 2021 Croatia has recorded 590 new coronavirus cases and six related deaths in the last 24 hours, the national Covid-19 response team reported on Friday morning. The number of active cases currently stands at 3,609. Of them, 744 are receiving hospital treatment, including 76 who are on ventilators. Since 25 February 2020, when the first case was confirmed in Croatia, 245,462 have contracted the novel virus, of whom 5,570 have died and 236,283 have recovered, including 533 in the last 24 hours. A total of 14,812 people are in self-isolation. To date, 1,373,877 people have been tested, including 5,429 in the last 24...
Read moreBosnia logs another 621 coronavirus cases, 28 fatalities
07-03-2021 Politics
March 5, 2021 Bosnia and Herzegovina has recorded another 621 cases of infection with the novel coronavirus and 28 fatalities among Covid-19 patients, the healthcare authorities confirmed on Friday. The new results came out of 3,024 lab tests performed among those who reported infection symptoms. The latest surge in coronavirus cases across Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is among the rare countries that has not started the immunization process, prompted the authorities to consider new restrictions. The country reported a total of 135,513 coronavirus cases since the epidemic outbreak. To this date, 117,885 patients recovered – 242 in the last 24 hours. The coronavirus death toll...
Read moreCoronavirus UPDATE: 17 deaths, 4,017 newly infected in Serbia
07-03-2021 Politics
March 5, 2021 Over the last 24 hours, 17 patients died from COVID-19-related complications and out of 15,774 tested, 4,017 people were infected with the coronavirus, Serbia's Health Ministry said on Friday. To date, COVID-19 claimed a total of 4,525 lives with a mortality rate of 0.94 percent. On Friday, 4,161 patients were hospitalized, 166 of whom on ventilators. Since the epidemic outbreak in March 2020, 3,018,254 people have been tested, and 478,878 samples have returned positive for the new virus. Source: https://rs.n1info.com/english/news/coronavirus-update-17-deaths-4017-newly-infected-in-serbia/
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Инициатива за компютърна грамотност
Ние от СИБАЛ считаме, че налагането и подпомагане на въвеждането на информационните и комуникационните технологии в образованието е от първостепенна важност за нашите деца и тяхното бъдеще, особено в глобалния сват, в който всички ние живеем. За целта е необходимо модернизиране на цялостната образователна система и подобряване на качеството на образованието така, че всички ученици да бъдат изцяло подготвени за информационното общество чрез постигане на компютърна и информационна грамотност. Това може да се случи единствено чрез по-близко сътрудничество между всички заинтересовани страни - учители, професионални организации и институции, определящи политиката в образованието на местно, регионално, национално и международно ниво, бизнеса, както и НПО сектора.
Въпреки положените до момента усилия от страна на държавата, все още има региони и училища в България, които изпитват трудности за постигането на поставените пред тях цели в тази насока. Причините за това както винаги са липса на средства. Учителите и директорите им правят всичко по силите си да подготвят информационно учениците си, но при липсата на адекватна техника това е почти загубена кауза. Повечето от тези училища са в слабо развитите региони на страната и учениците там са предимно от ромската общност. Ние считаме, че произхода на тези деца не е причина те да не получават равен старт в образованието, по подобие на връстниците им от големите областни градове. Компютърната и информационна грамотност би им предоставила много повече възможности за последваща реализация в обществото. А тяхната реализация е най-сигурният начин за просперитета на местно, регионално и национално ниво. Според Евростат, 33% от българите никога не са ползвали Интернет (2016 г.). Ние искаме тази статистика да се промени. Именно по тази причина СИБАЛ стартира инициатива за осигуряване на подходяща компютърна техника за малките училища в по-слабо развитите икономически региони в България. Компютърната грамотност на децата ни трябва да е един от основните ни приоритети.
Много големи фирми бракуват сравнително нови и модерни компютри, които биха били от полза на тези училища и техните ученици. Естествено, ще се радваме ако успеем да осигурим и чисто нови конфигурации за по-доброто образование на децата. В този смисъл всяка подкрепа на тази инициатива ще е от полза.
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Първото училище, на което сме решили да помогнем е Основно училище "Георги Бенковски" в село Малки Искър, община Етрополе.
Директорката на училището, г-жа Стоянка Гинчева подкрепя инициативата, а ние вярваме, че ще успеем да я реализираме успешно. Ето и снимки с част от учениците на г-жа Гинчева:
