his job means everything to sasa sunjak. works almost every day at the "klub zmajevo srce, or "dragon's heart club" café. and sasa has the heart of a fighter: he doesn't give up, even when the going gets tough. it makes me so happy, i'm full of joy! i love working here and i'll always love it! i could work here 24 hours without a break. his colleague boris kusumovi can't speak, but would definitely second that. he even wanted to put a bed in the cafe so he could spend the night there. the two of them are fortunate. the café project is the only one of its kind in bosnia. you can see on their faces, and the faces of their families, that the café's become like a second home for them. their parents say that they've never been happier. the project was actually on the brink of failure. in the first few months, hardly any guests came. the café next door was full to the brim, but not so the dragon's heart. apart from edima efendi-doini. the writer has known sasa since childhood. she visits him in the café almost every day. one satur

his job means everything to sasa sunjak. works almost every day at the "klub zmajevo srce, or "dragon's heart club" café. and sasa has the heart of a fighter: he doesn't give up, even when the going gets tough. it makes me so happy, i'm full of joy! i love working here and i'll always love it! i could work here 24 hours without a break. his colleague boris kusumovi can't speak, but would definitely second that. he even wanted to put a bed in the cafe so he could spend the night there. the two of them are fortunate. the café project is the only one of its kind in bosnia. you can see on their faces, and the faces of their families, that the café's become like a second home for them. their parents say that they've never been happier. the project was actually on the brink of failure. in the first few months, hardly any guests came. the café next door was full to the brim, but not so the dragon's heart. apart from edima efendi-doini. the writer has known sasa since childhood. she visits him in the café almost every day. one satur

the same old in a 1000 people have now been killed in a strikes as israel ops eats retaliation for sasa dice. how must tara attacks, the israel defense forces ought to be preparing for a ground defensive against gone. so the, the only power station has run out of fuel as is rouse rocket to rocket a tax, leave more and more palestinians homeless they are strikes blockades and now a power cut. the conditions for the over 2000000 people living in the gaza strip. keep getting worse is real, had already cut off electricity to gaza. now the territory. so power plant is also out of service. the fuel has run out. officials warren, that the effect on cause is already overloaded. health system will be devastating. and we're talking about full beds and hospitals across cons. i mean adding to this so that the medication and supplies are about to run out the bodies. and also the fuel and generator are close to running out. give me if there will be a real issue in pending as the electricity company told us, they weren't completely stopped work in the help of which will be reflected on all those wound

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these countries can be financially liable if the results company courses at the sasa, on the ocean. the risk would be quite significant. it would be significant for any country, but in particular for smaller economies way. of course, the liability could make up a quite a proportion of the gdc. well, economic county environmental concerns have been front and center in this debate. to jacob is concerned, the social implications have been largely ignored. under the ice stays, rose mining in international boards is most benefits, all of humanity. but she says that hasn't been enough transparent, consultations with islands communities because she, that money is a high technology industry. so they'll be a lot of organization involved. so if it's not a show that c, bed mining would generate a lot of local jobs across the cook islands, weekly volleyball matches, and much anticipated events that bring the community together in this village, on one of the country, small islands, i want to find out who's think about the c mining, they're the ones who beaver trying to any jobs created of to go

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you might as have turned f as in goals that they be sasa field. he's in colorado. lots of people happen to be in colorado because it's big conference organized by present cc, which is kicking off in the coming hours from the un inside the un secretary general, who you'd heard make very bold appeal, making his way to the edge of an active was on to do that 24 hours ago, but he's also got his political chief. so to see monetary chief, he's got the coordinator for middle east peace process. he's got the commission to general of under a they've all been working round the clock to make this happen. it is significant because it might be the start of a flow of more age, but i have to say 20 trucks given the gauze a used to get in terms of a coming into gaza before this complex starts in about a 100 trucks a day. and some, some humanitarian professionals say to, to try and just stabilize the situation, needed a 1000 trucks. and so this really is a drop in the. yeah, and that's exactly what we've been hearing from our correspondents inside gas or the 20 trucks isn't even go