Remarks of US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau in Dayton
Ending the OHR’s “Bonn Powers” to save Bosnia and Herzegovina (again) – New Eastern Europe
Nation-Building in Bosnia and Herzegovina: 30 Years of Failure – The National Interest
Dodik reacts for German-French “non-paper”: It will deepen the crisis in BiH – N1/Beta
HDZ BiH leader: No one appointed Schmidt, he should not intervene – N1
Cvijanović: BiH’s European path with EU support and without third-party interference – SRNA
Important step: Bosnia Presidency approves Frontex agreement to strengthen EU border cooperation – N1
Republika Srpska’s 33rd Report to the UN Security Council
Bosnia’s Serb Republic govt adopts EU-aligned changes to banking law – SeeNews
Illegitimate lawfare: Bosnia uses Israel as a battleground – Jerusalem Post
The three members of the BiH Presidency made clear Wednesday that they have divergent views about Serbia’s new Defense and National Security Strategy. Serbia’s Defence Minister, Aleksandar Vulin, presented on
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Saturday welcomed the steps BiH took to return its citizens from Syria and urged other countries to follow BiH’s example. Pompeo tweeted, “We thank Bosnia
Council of Ministers Chairman Zoran Tegeltija expressed satisfaction Monday with the fact that BiH got its new Council of Ministers and announced that the council’s first session will be December 30.
EU High Representative Josep Borrell and Neighbourhood and Enlargement Commissioner Olivér Várhelyi issued a statement Monday welcoming appointment of the BiH Council of Ministers. The text of the statement is below.
BiH lawmakers on Monday approved a new Council of Ministers after a 14-month deadlock, clearing the way for resumption of reforms necessary for BiH to be a candidate for EU
