The minimum temperature will be from 11 to 18 degrees, the highest daily from 26 to 31 degrees, RHMZ announced.

The wind will be weak and moderate, occasionally strong in the east, northwestern wind.

It will be mostly sunny and a little warmer in Belgrade. The minimum temperature will be around 18, the highest daily around 30 degrees.

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According to the weather forecast for the next seven days, until July 11, on Monday it will be changeable and unstable, with occasional rain and showers with thunder.

By Thursday it will be mostly sunny and very warm with daily temperatures well above average, and on Friday and Saturday, with variable clouds, with local showers and thunderstorms.

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July 02, 2021 – 08:16

A catastrophic situation has been going on for days in the Lytton area of ​​Canada, where high temperatures have given way to scary fires that have destroyed everything that has come their way.

Authorities in the British Columbia region, which this week recorded a temperature of 49% Celsius, report that almost 90% of the village has already been burned and the damage is incalculable.

Even the mayor of Lytton says it is a great fortune that he escaped after for a short time he found himself surrounded by flames.

“There will not be much left of Lytton. “Fires are everywhere,” said Mayor Polderman.

Earlier, he had called on residents to evacuate and not to risk their lives. / A2

Moscow [Russia]May 28 (ANI): The Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF, Russia’s State Fund) announces that the latest official vaccination dates in Serbia confirm that Russian coronavirus vaccine Sputnik V is the safest of the COVID vaccines in the country’s national portfolio is.

The data confirm that Sputnik V has the highest safety profile for which no vaccine-related Serious Adverse Events (SAE) were recorded. No vaccination-related deaths were reported and no post-vaccination cases of cerebral vein thrombosis (CVT) were observed.
According to an official publication, Sputnik V has helped Serbia become a European leader in vaccination against COVID. So far, over 1/4 of Serbia’s population has been fully vaccinated with various vaccines that are in the country’s portfolio (28 percent), twice as many as the European average (14 percent).
A number of measures, including an active immunization program, allowed Serbia to reduce the daily average infection rate twelve times from the peak rate in late March to early April 2021, and the current infection rate is below the European average, the release has been satisfactory.
The effective vaccination campaign had an impact on the COVID-19-related death rate – the daily average number of deaths fell almost four times from the peak in early April.
Kirill Dmitriev, CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), said: “Serbia made decisions about including various vaccines against COVID in the national vaccine portfolio without political prejudice. The high safety profile of Sputnik V was again confirmed during the inclusion of the vaccine portfolio in Serbia the country became the European market leader in vaccinations against COVID. We appreciate the partnership with Serbia and are ready to make Sputnik V available to other countries so that people feel safe again. “
Nenad Popovic, Minister of Innovation and Technological Development and Co-Chair of the Intergovernmental Committee on Cooperation between Serbia and Russia, said: “Serbia was independent in choosing vaccines and made decisions without political prejudice. The health and life of our citizens were at risk, and the most effective way to get them was to get as many vaccines as possible. “
“I would like to thank our Russian partners for their support in the supply of vaccines and also for the opportunity to soon be the first country in southern Europe to start producing the Sputnik V vaccine in the US Republic of Serbia. The start of production of the Russian vaccine in Serbia is the result of an agreement between the two presidents Aleksandar Vucic and Vladimir Putin. This is a confirmation of the closest cooperation and the highest level of mutual trust between Serbia and Russia, “added Popovic.
According to the press release, the effectiveness of Sputnik V is 97.6 percent, based on analysis of data on the coronavirus infection rate among people in Russia who were vaccinated with both components of Sputnik V from December 5, 2020 to March 31, 2021 . (ANI)

Minister of Education Arbërie Nagavci stated that important projects are being developed in higher education, supported by development partners and donors, in order to further strengthen this important sector.

“In a virtual meeting organized by the Ministry of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation, development partners, representatives of embassies, international organizations and donors told about the projects they fund for the development of higher education, providing scholarships for students of Kosovo “Mobility, bringing higher education closer to the labor market, but also accessing and using international science funds and programs,” Nagavci wrote on Facebook.

On this occasion, she stressed the need to continue cooperation by coordinating activities, in order to increase the quality of higher education.

“Challenges and difficulties that have accompanied education throughout the pandemic, have also affected the implementation of major projects supported by development partners. “Cooperation increases the opportunities in the implementation of the governing program for education, especially for higher education, in order to provide our young people with the highest quality education”, said Minister Nagavci.

Official data analyzed by Euronews Albania show that Montenegro and Northern Macedonia are the countries with the highest death rate from COVID-19 in the Western Balkans.

On Saturday, Montenegrin authorities reported 5 more casualties bringing the total to 999 people who have lost their lives since the pandemic began.

The neighboring country, which has a population of about 620,000, has officially diagnosed 75,332 more infected cases with a staggering ratio of 1,605 victims for every 1 million inhabitants – however, the fact that mortality among those infected remains at 1.3%.

Northern Macedonia comes after Montenegro for the death toll. Official Skopje has so far reported 3,126 deaths out of 102,482 cases of COVID-19 – with a high mortality rate of 3.1%.

The death rate from COVID-19 for every 1 million inhabitants in RMV is 1,563.

In this figure after Northern Macedonia come Bosnia and Herzegovina (1,449); Croatia (1,348), Kosovo (891), Serbia (633) and Albania (612) ./ Euronews.al