Republika Srpska’s 22nd Report to the UN Security Council
On October 30, 2019, Republika Srpska submitted its 22nd Report to the UN Security Council. The report’s introduction and executive summary are below. Republika Srpska’s 22nd Report to the UN
Goganović: Mutual trust and respect for Dayton crucial for BiH and Western Balkans stability – SRNA
Kristo stresses regional cooperation and EU integration at Berlin process summit – FENA/N1
Dodik says RS advocates respect for Dayton Agreement, not separation – SRNA
Cvijanović, Ginkel discuss strengthening RS-U.S. relations – SRNA
Goganović: RS supports BiH cooperation with NATO – SRNA
Minic wins RS presidency, pledges to be president of all citizens, regardless religion or nationality – N1
Colonial despots and anti-Christian bias: The OHR in Bosnia deserves sanctions, not support – Brussels Signal
Mazalica: International approach to BiH is changing – SRNA
Cvijanović, Waltz discuss political situation and ways to strengthen cooperation – SRNA
Cvijanović: Srpska opposed to imposition in BiH, but remains committed to dialogue – SRNA
On October 30, 2019, Republika Srpska submitted its 22nd Report to the UN Security Council. The report’s introduction and executive summary are below. Republika Srpska’s 22nd Report to the UN
The UN Security Council has renewed for another year the mandate of EUFOR, the multinational force for the stabilisation of peace in BiH. The UN Security Council member states called
A report sent by the RS Government to the UN Security Council Wednesday says some in the international community and the main Bosniak party in the country are working against
Ljubo Beslic, the Mayor of Mostar, welcomed the European Court of Human Rights ruling that BiH authorities must change electoral legislation to enable local elections in Mostar, which has not
In a meeting Wednesday with the head of the Council of Europe’s BiH office, Drahoslav Stefanek, RS President Željka Cvijanović said that the deadlock in the formation of BiH-level authorities halted