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Serb leader removed from office in Bosnia
Bosnia's electoral authorities on Wednesday stripped separatist Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik from his position as president of the Serb entity in Bosnia after an appeals court verdict that sentenced him to one year in jail and a six-year ban on all political activities.
Bosnian Serb Separatist Leader Stripped of Electoral Mandate After Ban
Bosnia's election commission on Wednesday revoked the mandate of the separatist Bosnian Serb president after he rejected a court order jailing him for a year and banning him from political office for obstructing implementation of the 1995 peace deal.
Sucic SARAJEVO (Reuters) -Russia on Thursday said that a Bosnian court ruling banning the separatist Bosnian Serb president ...
Milorad Dodik, the brash nationalist who cozied up to the Kremlin and divided Bosnia for years, could finally be booted from office.
German dairy company Meggle plans to open an 80 million marka ($47.5 million/40.9 million euro) regional centre in the city ...
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National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina says proceeds from book on Sarajevo Haggadah to be donated to Palestinian causes
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Bosnia and Herzegovina is arguably in its biggest crisis since the end of the civil war (1992–1995) and the signing of the Dayton Peace Agreement in 1995, which was imposed by the United States ...
Bosnia remains the most problematic country in the Western Balkans as more and more political actors call into question the Dayton Agreement and the viability of the country’s constitutional ...
As the country's own forces cannot be deployed to fight any part of the fragile alliance that splits off – and the Bosnia and Herzegovina military would cease to exist in its current form anyway ...
Foreign fighters from Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region are taking part on both sides of the conflict. Croats are siding with Ukrainian forces while the Serbs support pro-Russian separatists.
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s leaders, of course, must rise to the challenge. But that may happen only once the West restores a long-term European perspective to the region.
Ratings agency S&P Global Ratings said it affirmed Bosnia and Herzegovina's long-term issuer credit rating at B+ and ...
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